Velocity distribution and mixing layer in partially vegetated channel

Santiago Rojas Arques; Andrew Nichols; Matteo Rubinato; James D.  Shucksmith

Velocity distribution and mixing layer in partially vegetated channel

Santiago Rojas Arques^*
, Andrew Nichols
, Matteo Rubinato
, James D. Shucksmith

^*Corresponding author for this work

University of Sheffield

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Abstract

Experiments have been performanced to conduct rapid assessment of the mixing layer between an emergent vegetation zone and a free flow zone. It is shown that a traditional drag force equation can work well above a volume fraction of around 3% vegetation, and that a simple hyperbolic tangent function approximates the velocity profile in most cases to within 1% of a more complex segmented regression method.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of 5th IAHR Europe Congress
Publication status	Published - Jun 2018

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