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  1. Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences
  2. Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences : Volume 52
  3. Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences : Volume 52, Issue 11, November 2009
  4. Modelling sediment transport processes in macro-tidal estuary
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Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences : Volume 52, Issue 12, December 2009
Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences : Volume 52, Issue 11, November 2009
Advances in organic field-effect transistors and integrated circuits
Precision forming machine with rolling plate cross wedge rolling
Thermodynamic study and syntheses of β-SiAlON ceramics
Study of lubrication behavior of pure water for hydrophobic friction pair
Fractal model of lightning channel for simulating lightning strikes to transmission lines
Simulation of cavitation in rotary valve of hydraulic power steering gear
AFM based anodic oxidation and its application to oxidative cutting and welding of CNT
Equilibrium model and algorithm of urban transit assignment based on augmented network
Effect of driving cycles on energy efficiency of electric vehicles
Multi-physical field coupling simulation of TCVI process for preparing carbon/carbon composites
Modal parameter identification under non-stationary ambient excitation based on continuous time AR model
A wake bending unsteady dynamic inflow model of tiltrotor in conversion flight of tiltrotor aircraft
Pseudospectral method based trajectory optimization and fairing rejection time analysis of solid launch vehicle
A novel model reduction method based on balanced truncation
Growth of Ag nanocrystals on multiwalled carbon nanotubes and Ag-carbon nanotube interaction
Preparation and electrochemical performance of spherical Fe$_{3}$O$_{4}$ as anode materials for Li-ion batteries
Experience of the forecast of water and power resources changes at warming of the 21st century
VIC distributed hydrological model to predict climate change impact in the Hanjiang basin
Coupling the hydrological and ecological process to implement the sustainable water resources management in Hanjiang River Basin
Streamflow response to climate variability and human activities in the upper catchment of the Yellow River Basin
Integrating MODFLOW and GIS technologies for assessing impacts of irrigation management and groundwater use in the Hetao Irrigation District, Yellow River basin
Macroscopic relationship for preferential flow in the vadose zone: Theory and validation
Evaluating the uncertainty of Darcy velocity with sparse grid collocation method
Experimental, numerical and sensitive analysis of nitrogen dynamics in soils irrigated with treated sewage
Effects of irrigation efficiency on chemical transport processes
Effects of pH and soil texture on the adsorption and transport of Cd in soils
Remote sensing and census based assessment and scope for improvement of rice and wheat water productivity in the Indo-Gangetic Basin
Consumptive water use in cropland and its partitioning: A high-resolution assessment
The effect of PET calculations in DRAINMOD on drainage and crop yields predictions in a subhumid vertisol soil district
Irrigation ponds: Possibility and potentials for the treatment of drainage water from paddy fields in Zhanghe Irrigation System
On the effectiveness of dry drainage in soil salinity control
Linking monitoring and modelling for river basin management: Danish experience with combating nutrient loadings to the aquatic environment from point and non-point sources
Regional validity of the parameters of a distributed runoff-erosion model in the semi-arid region of Brazil
Lateral distributions of streamwise velocity in compound channels with partially vegetated floodplains
A practical geometrical comparison between free-repelled hydraulic jumps within inclined channels
Modelling sediment transport processes in macro-tidal estuary
Flood inundation extent in storage cell mode
Sediment transportation and bed morphology reshaping in Yellow River Delta
A physically-based integrated numerical model for flow, upland erosion, and contaminant transport in surface-subsurface systems
Ecological hydraulic radius model to calculate instream flow requirements for transporting sediment in the western water transfer region
Theoretical research on construction quality real-time monitoring and system integration of core rockfill dam
The Severn Barrage and other tidal energy options: Hydrodynamic and power output modeling
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Modelling sediment transport processes in macro-tidal estuary

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Author Ma, FangKai Jiang, ChunBo Rauen, William B. Lin, BinLiang
Copyright Year 2009
Abstract This paper outlines a numerical modeling study to predict the sediment transport processes in a macro-tidal estuary, namely the Mersey Estuary, UK. An integrated numerical model study is conducted to investigate the interaction between the hydrodynamic, morphological and sediment transport processes occurring in the estuary. The numerical model widely used in environmental sediment transport studies worldwide, namely ECOMSED is used to simulate flow and sediment transport in estuary. A wetting and drying scheme is proposed and applied to the model, which defines “dry” cells as regions with a thin film of fluid O (cm). The primitive equations are solved in the thin film as well as in other regular wet cells. A model for the bed load transport is included in the code to account for the dynamics of the mobile bed boundary. The bed evolution due to bed load transport which is calculated according to van Rijn (1984a) is obtained by solving the sediment mass-balance equation. An estuary-related laboratory flume experiment is used to verify the model. Six sets of field measured hydrodynamic data are used to verify the corresponding predictions of the model, with the model-predicted water elevations and salinity levels generally agreeing well with the field measurements. The numerical model results show that in the Mersey Estuary both the tidal level and river discharge affect significantly the sediment transport. Reasonable agreement between the model results and field data has been obtained, indicating that the model can be used as computer-based tool for the environment management of estuarine system.
Starting Page 3368
Ending Page 3375
Page Count 8
File Format PDF
ISSN 10069321
Journal Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences
Volume Number 52
Issue Number 11
e-ISSN 1862281X
Language English
Publisher SP Science in China Press
Publisher Date 2009-12-04
Publisher Place Heidelberg
Access Restriction Subscribed
Subject Keyword hydraulic modelling sediment transport estuary ECOMSED flooding and drying Engineering
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Engineering Materials Science
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