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9780419181606

Hydraulics in Civil and Environmental Engineering

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  • ISBN13:

    9780419181606

  • ISBN10:

    0419181601

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1993-02-01
  • Publisher: Routledge
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Table of Contents

Preface
Principal Symbols A Short History of Hydraulics Introductory Notes
Principles and Basic Applications
Hydrostatics
Pressure
Pressure Measurement
Pressure Forces on Submerged Bodies
Flotation
Principles of Fluid Flow
Introduction
Classification of Flows
Visualization of Flow Patterns
The Fundamental Equations of Fluid Dynamics
Application of the Conservation Laws to Fluid Flows
Application of the Energy Equation
Application of the Momentum Equation
Velocity and Discharge Measurement
Potential Flows
Some Typical Flow Patterns
References and Further Reading
Behaviour of Real Fluids
Real and Ideal Fluids
Viscous Flow
The Stability of Laminar Flows and the Onset of Turbulence
Shearing Action in Turbulent Flows
The Boundary Layer
Some Implications of the Boundary Layer Concept
Cavitation
Surface Tension Effects
Summary
References and Further Reading
Flow in Pipes and Closed Conduits
Introduction
The Historical Context
Fundamental Concepts of Pipe Flow
Laminar Flow
Turbulent Flow
Local Head Losses
Partially Full Pipes
References and Further Reading
Open Channel Flow
Flow with a free surface
Flow Classification
Natural and Artifical Channels and their Properties
Velocity Distributions Energy and Momentum Coefficients
Laminar and Turbulent Flow
Uniform Flow
Rapidly Varied Flow: The Use of Energy Principles
Rapidly Varied Flow: The Use of Momentum Principles
Critical Depth Meters
Gradually Varied Flow
Unsteady Flow References and Pipelines
Pressure Surge in Pipelines
Introduction
Effect of 'Rapid' Value Closure
Unsteady Comprehensive Flow
Analysis of More Complex Problems
Concluding Remarks
References and Further Reading
Hydraulic Machines
Classification of Machines
Continuous Flow Pumps
Performance data for Continuous Flow Pumps
Pump Selection
Hydro-power Turbines
Turbine Selection
Cavitation in Hydraulic Machines
References and Further Reading
Wave Theory
Wave Motion
Linear Wave Theory
Wave Transformation and Attenuation Processes
Surface Zone Processes
Analysis of Wave Records: Short-term Wave Statistics
Prediction of Extreme Still Water Levels
References and Further Reading
Sediment Transport
Introduction
The Threshold of Movement
A General Description of the Mechanics of Sediment Transport
Sediment Transport Equations
Concluding Notes on Sediment Transport
References and Further Reading
Flood Hydrology
Classifications
Methods of Flood Prediction for Rural Catchments
Catchment Descriptors
Frequency Analysis
Unit Hydrograph Theory
Summary of Design Flood Procedures for Rural catchments
Flood Routing
Summary of Design flood Procedures for Rural Catchments
Methods of Flood Prediction for Urban catchments
Climate Change Impact in Flood Hydrology
References and Further Reading
Dimensional Analysis and the Theory of Physical Models
Introduction
The Idea of 'Similarity'
Dimensional Homogeneity and its Implications
Dimensional Analysis
Dimensional Analysis Involving more Variables
Applications of Dynamic Similarity
Hydraulic Models
References and Further Reading
Aspects of Hydraulic Engineering
Pipeline Systems
Introduction
Design of a Simple Pipe System
Series, Parallel and Branched Pipe Systems
Distribution Systems
Design of Pumping Mains
Surge Protection
References and Further Reading
Hydraulic Structures
Introduction
Thin Plate (Sharp-crested) Weirs
Long-based Weirs
Flumes
Spillways
Stepped Spillways
Energy Dissipators
Control Gates
Lateral Discharge Structures
Outlet Structures
Concluding Remarks &c
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