4.0 sediemnt transport in channels Flashcards

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sieve size corresponding to each soil type

A
clay <0.004 mm
silt 0.004-0.062
sand 0.062-2 
gravel 2-64 
boulders >64
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2
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what values of std dv geometric for sieve size represents what

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3
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what are threshold conditions

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flow conditions that will initiate sediment motion of boundary conditions

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4
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what are the two forces on a grain

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drag (skin friction, and form )

lift (pressure differences between stagnation pressures and pressures due to flow streamlines

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5
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what did white considere when it came to threshold conditions for sediment

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a particular grain became unstable and moved by rotation,

Threshold conditions thus implied equality between overturning moment and resisting moment

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6
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what is the angle of repose

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when bed titled to angle of repose grain moves at zero shear

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7
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what is shields diagream

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experimental, relates Re to entrainment function

sliding, drag force = resistance force

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8
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limitations of shileds

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only flat beds consideres
threshold conditions established by extrapolating sediment transport rates back to zero
unifrom grain sizes used
fully developed turbulent flows

does not work for R/d less than 5 or steep slopes S>0.01

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