Turbulence is a chaotic flow phenomenon that requires immediate attention in fluvial
hydraulics. Its pivotal factors influence river processes, including sediment transport …

Weirs are a type of hydraulic structures that are used in water supply systems and irrigation
networks for different purposes. These structures are categorized as different types and must …

The current literature for labyrinth weirs suggests that little attention has been paid to the
complex free-surface flows generated downstream of these structures. In particular, there is …

A calibrated flow rating equation is often used to determine the flow rate through a hydraulic
structure as a convenient and relatively inexpensive method to avoid the difficulties of direct …

Water control operations in South Florida often involve the estimation of transition flow at low-
head gated spillways for flood control, water supply, and water quality compliance purposes …

Scale effects generated in the flow over nonlinear weirs have been studied on a limited
number of occasions. Furthermore, the existing studies have been almost exclusively …

Hydraulic engineers frequently face the challenge of develo** new flow ratings for
complex and unconventional hydraulic structures. In contrast to performing traditional …

Barrage weirs, which are trapezoidal-sectioned sharp-crested weirs having finite crest
length, are primarily used in the Indian subcontinent for diverting water for irrigation. This …

The spillway is a hydraulic structure used for managing discharge, dissipating energy, and
aeration purposes. The objective of this CFD analysis was to compare the ways in which …

An inclined rectangular overflow structure, also called a pivot weir, consists of a rectangular
plate, angled downstream from the vertical, that can be used as an upstream water level …