Weirs are characterized by a stage-discharge relationship which mainly depends on the shape and dimensions of the hydraulic structure. A weir with symmetrical power-law sides is a versatile weir that can produce some known weir types (rectangular, triangular, parabolic) as special cases. In this paper, the outflow process of sharp-crested power-law weirs is investigated using the dimensional analysis and the incomplete self-similarity theory. A new generalized theoretical stage-discharge relationship is proposed, and its applicability is tested using measurements available in the literature for different weir types.

Nicosia A., Di Stefano C., Ferro V. (2022). A generalized stage-discharge relationship for sharp-crested power-law weirs by dimensional analysis and self-similarity. FLOW MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION, 86 [10.1016/j.flowmeasinst.2022.102200].

A generalized stage-discharge relationship for sharp-crested power-law weirs by dimensional analysis and self-similarity

Nicosia A.
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Di Stefano C.
Membro del Collaboration Group
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Ferro V.
Membro del Collaboration Group
2022-08-01

Abstract

Weirs are characterized by a stage-discharge relationship which mainly depends on the shape and dimensions of the hydraulic structure. A weir with symmetrical power-law sides is a versatile weir that can produce some known weir types (rectangular, triangular, parabolic) as special cases. In this paper, the outflow process of sharp-crested power-law weirs is investigated using the dimensional analysis and the incomplete self-similarity theory. A new generalized theoretical stage-discharge relationship is proposed, and its applicability is tested using measurements available in the literature for different weir types.
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Nicosia A., Di Stefano C., Ferro V. (2022). A generalized stage-discharge relationship for sharp-crested power-law weirs by dimensional analysis and self-similarity. FLOW MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION, 86 [10.1016/j.flowmeasinst.2022.102200].
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