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Lin Hou, Hongwu Zhang, Linqi Li, Junchi Zhao and Xiji Li
Sufficient water is pivotal in maintaining the stability of boundaries in sandy river systems. However the current methodologies employed for computing the water demand for sediment transport in rivers frequently neglect this component. This research uti...
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Chao Qin, Baosheng Wu, Yuan Xue, Xudong Fu, Guangqian Wang and Ge Wang
Downstream hydraulic geometry (DHG) for multiple discharge frequencies remains poorly investigated. This paper seeks to clarify the DHG relations of different discharge frequencies and proposes the definition, mathematical expression, and geomorphologica...
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Chunlin Zhong, Kangsheng Xue, Yakun Wang, Peng Luo and Xiaobo Liu
Understanding the fluid pattern is of special significance for estimating the hydraulic conductivity of fractured rock masses. The nonlinearity of fluid flow in discrete fracture networks (DFNs) originates from inertial effects and is enhanced by complex...
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Rodrigo de Almeida Oliveira Peixoto, Carlos Eugenio Pereira, Marcio Ricardo Salla, José Eduardo Alamy Filho (Author)
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Hydrosedimentological studies are fundamental for the adequate management of water resources. The Jordão River, the research study area, has the potential to generate electricity to serve a region of the TriânguloMineiro and Alto Paranaíba. In this sense...
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Shuai Li, Jianmin Zhang, Xiaoqing Chen and Jiangang Chen
Three-dimensional aerators are often used in hydraulic structures to prevent cavitation damage via enhanced air entrainment. However, the mechanisms of aeration and bubble dispersion along the developing shear flow region on such aerators remain unclear....
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