2021
DOI: 10.1002/ird.2622
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Effect of sudden canal contraction on the discharge coefficient and the energy dissipation coefficient of the elliptical LOPAC gate*

Abstract: Gates are usually made with a width smaller than the width of the canal to reduce construction and operation costs. In this study, the effect of a sudden contraction of the canal cross-section on the hydraulic performance of the elliptical LOPAC (EL) gate was investigated in vitro. To that end, 108 experiments were carried out at three different flow discharges (25, 35, and 45 L/s), four different gate widths or sudden canal contractions (b = 50, 60, 70, and 80 cm), three different submergence ratios (Y t /Y u… Show more

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“…Shafai Bejestan et al (2020) measured the discharge coefficient associated to the opening of an elliptical Lopac gate gradually converging to the center of channel. Kheybar et al (2021) used in a laboratory flume a compound structure obtained by installing the Lopac gate at the end of a sudden contraction, made by a short wall orthogonal to the bank. The effects of the presence of the sudden contraction on the discharge coefficient and on energy dissipation have been measured in a set of different opening angles of the Lopac gate, confirming trends already shown by Pilbala et al (2021) without the sudden contraction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shafai Bejestan et al (2020) measured the discharge coefficient associated to the opening of an elliptical Lopac gate gradually converging to the center of channel. Kheybar et al (2021) used in a laboratory flume a compound structure obtained by installing the Lopac gate at the end of a sudden contraction, made by a short wall orthogonal to the bank. The effects of the presence of the sudden contraction on the discharge coefficient and on energy dissipation have been measured in a set of different opening angles of the Lopac gate, confirming trends already shown by Pilbala et al (2021) without the sudden contraction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%