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An investigation of induced free-surface wave oscillations in prismatic open-channel

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Pages 701-706 | Received 21 May 2022, Accepted 10 Oct 2022, Published online: 28 Oct 2022
 

ABSTRACT

This paper reported on the free-surface wave behavior in a rectangular open-channel, induced by sluice-gate maneuvers. Numerical computations used the McCormack scheme to solve the one-dimensional extended St-Venant model embedding the Prandtl power-law momentum correction coefficient. The fundamental pulsation of the hydraulic system was inspected using the analogy with the water-hammer theory, known in pressurized-pipe flows. Different flow scenarios were reported; including the superposition between (i) downstream water-hammer maneuver and sine excitation of upstream flow depth and (ii) sinusoidal fluctuations of upstream lateral inflow and downstream flow-depth. Results highlighted that such sluice-gates maneuvers involved severe scenarios leading to significant amplifications of the depth peak and crest values above the initial value.

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Notation

The following symbols are used in this paper :=

 

A ==

wetted cross-sectional area of the channel (m2)

T ==

channel width (m)

c ==

celerity (m/s)

Cr ==

Courant number (-)

d ==

flow depth measured perpendicular to the channel bed(m)

g ==

acceleration due to gravity (m/s2)

l ==

channel length (m)

m ==

Manning roughness coefficient (s/m1/3)

q ==

discharge (m3/s)

RH ==

hydraulic radius(m)

s0 ==

longitudinal slope of the channel bottom (m/m)

sf ==

friction slope (m/m)

t ==

time (s)

u ==

depth-averaged velocity (m/s)

x ==

abscissa measured along the channel bed (m)

Subscripts

0 = initial flow condition=

(-)

i = mesh index in the x-direction=

(-)

k = mesh index in the t-direction=

(-)

N = number of grid points=

(-)

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