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Showing 1 to 20 of 175 for “"Flume"”.
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Flume construction on King Hill irrigation project
Thesis (Civil Engineering)--University of Kansas, Civil Engineering, 1921. ; Includes bibliographical references.
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Suspended sediment erosion in laboratory flume experiments
Laboratory flume experiments are used to examine the role of suspended sediment abrasion in bedrock channel erosion. A range of topographies was used, from a planar bed to a sinuous and scalloped inner channel. Experiments were run separately with bedload (used to form topography) and suspended …
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A flume study of ripple growth in fine sand.
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, 1968.
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Radial and tangential velocity profiles in an annular flume with granular bed
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Flume studies of large-scale cross-stratification produced by migrating bed forms
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth and Planetary Science, 1981.
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Flume studies on the kinematics and dynamics of large-scale bed forms
Thesis (Sc.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth and Planetary Science, 1981.
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Braided rivers: an exploratory study combining flume experiments and the analysis of remotely-sensed data
… channel patterns. Twenty-seven different flume experiments were conducted, supported by fourteen replicates. In these experiments, channel confinement (maximum possible channel width) and formative discharge were varied in a 25 x 2.9 m flume of constant slope (1%) and bed material (D50 = …
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Efficiency test of a 33" McCormick L. H. Holyoke turbine made at the Holyoke Testin Flume
Thesis: B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Civil Engineering, 1891
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A flume study of bed forms in a medium sand as a function of flow velocity
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, 1991.
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Bed aggradation experiments in a small recirculating flume employing 40 micron silt with special reference to turbidity current depositional structures,
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Earth and Planetary Science, 1972.
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The response of eel, lamprey and brown trout to conditions associated with barriers to up- and downstream movement under experimental conditions in a flume
… Salmo trutta. The use of a large open-channel flume allowed control of the motivational state of, and stimuli encountered by the fish. The fish responses to a variety of model weirs and screens placed in the flume were assessed, allowing attainment of species and life-stage specific swimming …
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Architecture and origin of fluvial cross-bedding based on flume experiments and geological examples field case studies: Rillo de Gallo, Spain and Northumberland, UK
… Seaton Sluice, (Northumberland). In addition, flume experiments using well-sorted fine sand were used to investigate some of the factors controlling cross-bed architecture produced by unit bars migrating downstream in a unidirectional flow under controlled conditions over pre-existing …
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Flow and sediment properties influencing erosion of fine-grained marine sediments : sea floor and laboratory experiments
… sediments were studied by using an in situ flume to erode undisturbed bottom sediments on the sea floor in Buzzards Bay, a shallow marine embayment off the Massachusetts coast. Tte muddy sea floor in that area is characterized by a deposit-feeding infauna that reworks the sediments. …
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Spatially varied flow with decreasing discharge
… Experimental work was conducted in a rectangular flume with width x depth = 5” x 8”, and 10 feet long. A side weir was fixed at the middle of the flume with height equal to 2”. Overflow discharge was caught in a flume 12” x 12” in cross-section, and 5.5 feet long. Water profiles in both cases of …
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A Simple Instrument for the Measurement of the Slope and Height Distributions ofSmall Scale Wind-Driven Water Waves
… new instrument was tested in a linear wind wave flume with a water depth of 10 cm. The surface slope is determined using the refraction of light at the water surface. The wave amplitude is measured using the absorption of infrared light in the water column. The wave gauge consists of a point-like …
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Initial settlement of marine invertebrate larvae : the role of passive sinking in a near-bottom turbulent flow environment
… in the field were dictated from laboratory flume experiments to determine the relative particle collection efficiencies of traps. The flume flow was seeded with particles having fall velocities similar to those measured, in the laboratory, for nonswimming polychaete larvae. The flume flow …
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Decentralized information flow control on a cluster
… system level. I present a modification to the Flume information flow control system for OpenBSD that allows information flow to be tracked between programs on different computers, as long as the system software on all involved computers is maintained by the same trusted entity. This allows the …
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Electrolytic purification of water
… the course of the project and described as the Flume, incorporated a novel corroding anode composed of thin pieces of aluminium, water flow in a cathodic flume, and a cheap water-porous membrane to separate the electrolyte into anolyte and catholyte. The novel anode was designed to improve …
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Feedback between erosional morphology, sediment transport and abrasion in the transient adjustment of fluvial bedrock channels
… on coarse sediment supply through laboratory flume experiments and quantitative field observations of evolving channel morphology. Predictions of the saltation-abrasion model (Sklar and Dietrich, 2004) for sediment flux-dependent channel incision guide our efforts although the results are not …
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Hydraulic Resistance due to Emergent Wetland Vegetation
… hydraulic resistance. A 12.2-m x 1.2 m vegetated flume was constructed to evaluate seven models of vegetated hydraulic resistance through woolgrass (Scirpus cyperinus (L.) Kunth), a common native emergent wetland plant. Measurements of vegetation geometry and structure were collected after each …
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