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Mohamed, Y., Saleh, Y., Ali, A. (2015). STUDYING THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS AND POSITIONS OF SILL OVER STILLING BASIN ON FLOW CHARACTERISTICS BEHIND RADIAL GATE, (CASE STUDY: NAGAA HAMMADI REGULATOR). JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences, 43(No 3), 311-329. doi: 10.21608/jesaun.2015.115186
Yasser A. Mohamed; Yasser K. Saleh; Abdelazim M. Ali. "STUDYING THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS AND POSITIONS OF SILL OVER STILLING BASIN ON FLOW CHARACTERISTICS BEHIND RADIAL GATE, (CASE STUDY: NAGAA HAMMADI REGULATOR)". JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences, 43, No 3, 2015, 311-329. doi: 10.21608/jesaun.2015.115186
Mohamed, Y., Saleh, Y., Ali, A. (2015). 'STUDYING THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS AND POSITIONS OF SILL OVER STILLING BASIN ON FLOW CHARACTERISTICS BEHIND RADIAL GATE, (CASE STUDY: NAGAA HAMMADI REGULATOR)', JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences, 43(No 3), pp. 311-329. doi: 10.21608/jesaun.2015.115186
Mohamed, Y., Saleh, Y., Ali, A. STUDYING THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS AND POSITIONS OF SILL OVER STILLING BASIN ON FLOW CHARACTERISTICS BEHIND RADIAL GATE, (CASE STUDY: NAGAA HAMMADI REGULATOR). JES. Journal of Engineering Sciences, 2015; 43(No 3): 311-329. doi: 10.21608/jesaun.2015.115186

STUDYING THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS AND POSITIONS OF SILL OVER STILLING BASIN ON FLOW CHARACTERISTICS BEHIND RADIAL GATE, (CASE STUDY: NAGAA HAMMADI REGULATOR)

Article 2, Volume 43, No 3, May and June 2015, Page 311-329  XML PDF (1022.91 K)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.21608/jesaun.2015.115186
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Authors
Yasser A. Mohamed1; Yasser K. Saleh2; Abdelazim M. Ali3
1college of engineering, Zagazaig University
2High Institute of Technology, 10th of Ramadan, Egypt 3 Hydraulic Institute, Ministry of water resources and irrigation
3Hydraulic Institute, Ministry of water resources and irrigation, Egypt
Abstract
Barrage Regulators are considered one of the most important hydraulic structures that used to
control the released discharge and upstream and downstream water levels. New barrages are
constructed on the River Nile instead of the oldest ones, which are not able to resist the
requirements of increasing head difference upon their gates. The present study was focused on
investigating experimentally the effect of sill over stilling basin of Nagaa Hammadi regulator on the
length of reverse flow behind sill, velocity at the end of stilling basin, energy dissipation, length of
submerged hydraulic jump and scour formation downstream regulator apron. Experimental work
was carried out on a re-circulating flume with 1.0 m wide, 26.0 m long and 1.2 m deep, with
discharges range from 40 to 190 l/s. It is found that the sill over stilling basin has great effect on
flow characteristic and local scour depth formed downstream regulator especially for sill with right
and slopped faces at the upstream and downstream, respectively. The present study shows that, the
reverse flow length downstream sill decreases as the submergence ratio and Froude number
increase. In addition, using sill with right upstream and slopped face at downstream with Ls/L=0.6,
reduces the length of submerged hydraulic jump by 59% in average and thus leads to decrease
stilling basin length. Local scour depth downstream hydraulic structures were reduced by 43%.
Moreover, the energy dissipation was increased by 30% compared to the no sill case. Finally,
Empirical equations are developed using multiple linear regressions analysis.
Keywords
Submerged jump; barrage regulators; reverse flow; sill; Local scour; energy dissipation
Main Subjects
Civil Engineering: structural, Geotechnical, reinforced concrete and steel structures, Surveying, Road and traffic engineering, water resources, Irrigation structures, Environmental and sanitary engineering, Hydraulic, Railway, construction Management.
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