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Characteristics of primary salt wedges in long sea outfalls

Author(s): K.H.M. Ali, A.E. Wose & R. Burrows

Abstract:
teristics of primary salt wedges in long sea outfalls K.

H.

M.

Ali%, A.

E.

Wose\ R.

Burrows* "Department of Civil Engineering, University of Liverpool, Liverpool UK ^Department of Civil Engineering, University of Sunderland, 1.

ABSTRACT This paper presents laboratory results and a formulation for predicting the length of arrested salt wedges formed in horizontal circular outfall pipes.

The formulation is based on a combination of the energy and the momentum equations.

A new expression for the friction factor which takes into account the effect of the two-layer stratification is suggested.

Two circular outfall pipes having internal diameters of 5 and 13.

75cm were used to conduct the tests and a wide range of various combinations of experimental parameters (saltwater density 1.

01 to 1.

032g/cnf and densimetnc Froude number 0.

42 to 0.

92) were used.

Measurements of the length of the arrested salt wedge and velocity distributions (for the pipe with diameter = 13.

75c...

Pages: 8
Size: 580 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/WP950341

 

 

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