1980
DOI: 10.1061/jyceaj.0005483
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Open Channel Flow with Suspended Sediments

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“…When the concentration of suspended sediment is larger or smaller than the c be , a settling or lifting of sediment occurs, respectively. Itakura and Kishi () proposed determining the c be as follows: cbe=normalK()α*ρsρρsgdu*w0normalΠ1, where normalΠ=τ*B*aξ1πitalicexp()ξ2italicdξa1πitalicexp()ξ2italicdξ+τ*B*η01, and where ρ s is the density of the sediment and τ * is the nondimensional shear stress. The model constants were defined as α * = 0.14, η 0 = 0.5, B * = 0.143, and K = 0.008 (Itakura & Kishi, ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When the concentration of suspended sediment is larger or smaller than the c be , a settling or lifting of sediment occurs, respectively. Itakura and Kishi () proposed determining the c be as follows: cbe=normalK()α*ρsρρsgdu*w0normalΠ1, where normalΠ=τ*B*aξ1πitalicexp()ξ2italicdξa1πitalicexp()ξ2italicdξ+τ*B*η01, and where ρ s is the density of the sediment and τ * is the nondimensional shear stress. The model constants were defined as α * = 0.14, η 0 = 0.5, B * = 0.143, and K = 0.008 (Itakura & Kishi, ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the concentration of suspended sediment is larger or smaller than the c be , a settling or lifting of sediment occurs, respectively. Itakura and Kishi (1980) proposed determining the c be as follows:…”
Section: Numerical Modelmentioning
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“…Erosion rate formula of finer sediment from a bed is another important sediment transport relation. The typical well-known formula was derived by Itakura and Kishi [1980], Ashida and Michiue [1972] or Garcia and Parker [1991]. In addition to these sediment transport relations, the idea of bed treatment proposed by Hirano [1972] was often introduced when we predicted the bed deformation in case of sediment mixture.…”
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“…The reference concentration is an important parameter for the accurate estimation of suspended sediment load. Thus, a number of formulae have been proposed for its calculation in the case of a steady current Smith and McLean, 1977;Itakura and Kishi, 1980;Celik and Rodi, 1984;van Rijn, 1984b;Akiyama and Fukushima, 1986;Briand and Kamphuis, 1993;Zyserman and Fredsøe, 1994).…”
Section: Suspended Sedimentmentioning
confidence: 99%