Auteur Martin F. Lambert
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Werner, M. G. F., Auteur ; Martin F. Lambert, Auteur |Discharge predictions using four codes suitable to modelling flood extent are compared to predictions derived using theoretical and empirical methods. The model codes vary in complexity but represent the types of code used in practical applicat[...]
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Subhasish Dey, Auteur ; Martin F. Lambert, Auteur |Experimental observations showed that in a compound channel, the free surface elevation transverse to the flow direction in the main channel is different to that in the floodplain in the vicinity of the end section. The non-horizontal transverse[...]
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Lee, Pedro J., Auteur ; Martin F. Lambert, Auteur ; Simpson, Angus R., Auteur ; Vitkovsky, John P., Auteur ; Liggett, James, Auteur |This paper presents an experimental validation of the frequency response method for pipeline leak detection. The presence of a leak within the pipe imposes a periodic pattern on the resonant peaks of the frequency response diagram. This pattern [...]
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Aaron C. Zecchin, Auteur ; Martin F. Lambert, Auteur |Inverse Laplace transform methods have a long history in the development of time-domain fluid line models. This paper presents a study combining the new Laplace-domain input/output (I/O) model derived from the network admittance matrix with the [...]
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Lee, Pedro J., Auteur ; Martin F. Lambert, Auteur ; Vitkovsky, John P., Auteur |Current transient-based leak detection methods for pipeline systems often rely on a good understanding of the system—including unsteady friction, pipe roughness, precise geometry and micro considerations such as minor offtakes—in the absence of [...]
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Aaron C. Zecchin, Auteur ; Simpson, Angus R., Auteur ; Martin F. Lambert, Auteur |An alternative to the modeling of the transient behavior of pipeline systems in the time-domain is to model these systems in the frequency-domain using Laplace transform techniques. Despite the ability of current methods to deal with many differ[...]
