Auteur Chanson, H.
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Chanson, H., Auteur |Rectangular dropshafts, commonly used in sewers and storm water systems, are characterized by significant flow aeration. New detailed air–water flow measurements were conducted in a near-full-scale dropshaft at large discharges. In the shaft poo[...]
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Toombes, L., Auteur ; Chanson, H., Auteur |Although modern gravity dam spillways include often steep chutes operating in skimming flow regime, succession of free-falling nappes (i.e. nappe flow regime) are more common on low gradient chutes and cascades, and this flow situation received [...]
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Toombes, L., Auteur ; Chanson, H., Auteur |This study aims to provide some new understanding of the air–water flow properties in highvelocity water jets discharging past an abrupt drop. Such a setup has been little studied to date despite the relevance to bottom outlets. Downstream of th[...]
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Chanson, H., Auteur |Modern stepped spillways are typically designed for large discharge capacities corresponding to a skimming flow regime for which flow resistance is predominantly form drag. The writer demonstrates that the inflow conditions have some effect on t[...]
