In this paper, the stage-discharge relationship of a labyrinth sluice gate is theoretically deduced by the Π-Theorem of dimensional analysis and the self-similarity condition. This approach was then compared with the classical approach using the discharge coefficient Cd proposed by Hashem et al. (2024). The classical stage-discharge equation (Eq. 4), with the discharge coefficient estimated by the empirical relationship (Eq. (1)) proposed by Hashem et al. (2024), resulted in errors E that are less than or equal to ±5 % for 74.3 % of the investigated cases and a mean square error MSE of 0.0078. The new stage-discharge relationship, deduced by dimensional analysis and self-similarity theory, was calibrated using the dataset by Hashem et al. (2024). The obtained stage-discharge equation (Eq. 20) is characterized by errors in the discharge estimate E that are less than or equal to ±5 % for 82.2 % of the investigated cases and a mean square error MSE of 0.0051. In conclusion, the stage-discharge relationship deduced by dimensional analysis allows for the best performance in the discharge estimate, which can be obtained without knowledge of the empirical discharge coefficient.

Serio, M.A., Di Stefano, C., Nicosia, A., Ferro, V. (2024). Comment on “Hydraulic characteristics of labyrinth sluice gates” by T. Hashem, A.Y. Mohammed, T.J. Alfatlawi. FLOW MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION, 97 [10.1016/j.flowmeasinst.2024.102627].

Comment on “Hydraulic characteristics of labyrinth sluice gates” by T. Hashem, A.Y. Mohammed, T.J. Alfatlawi

Serio, Maria Angela
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Di Stefano, Costanza;Nicosia, Alessio
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Ferro, Vito
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2024-05-01

Abstract

In this paper, the stage-discharge relationship of a labyrinth sluice gate is theoretically deduced by the Π-Theorem of dimensional analysis and the self-similarity condition. This approach was then compared with the classical approach using the discharge coefficient Cd proposed by Hashem et al. (2024). The classical stage-discharge equation (Eq. 4), with the discharge coefficient estimated by the empirical relationship (Eq. (1)) proposed by Hashem et al. (2024), resulted in errors E that are less than or equal to ±5 % for 74.3 % of the investigated cases and a mean square error MSE of 0.0078. The new stage-discharge relationship, deduced by dimensional analysis and self-similarity theory, was calibrated using the dataset by Hashem et al. (2024). The obtained stage-discharge equation (Eq. 20) is characterized by errors in the discharge estimate E that are less than or equal to ±5 % for 82.2 % of the investigated cases and a mean square error MSE of 0.0051. In conclusion, the stage-discharge relationship deduced by dimensional analysis allows for the best performance in the discharge estimate, which can be obtained without knowledge of the empirical discharge coefficient.
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Serio, M.A., Di Stefano, C., Nicosia, A., Ferro, V. (2024). Comment on “Hydraulic characteristics of labyrinth sluice gates” by T. Hashem, A.Y. Mohammed, T.J. Alfatlawi. FLOW MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION, 97 [10.1016/j.flowmeasinst.2024.102627].
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