1. The threshold method for analyzing the impact of flow discharge on hydraulic jump length.
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Simangunsong, Joshua Firhen, Setiyadi, and Tampubolon, Efendy
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HYDRAULIC jump , *CHANNEL flow , *FLOW velocity , *OFFICES , *WATER levels - Abstract
A channel system is now critical to ensuring the continuation of a structure. Surprisingly, the channel system seems unconcerned about excessive water disposal methods. Nonetheless, it concerns the interaction between social, economic, and health issues in areas, settlements, industries, and offices. Excess water in residential areas, enterprises, offices, and other places can cause significant problems. With an increasing number of channel challenges, particularly those involving open channels (open channel flow), the effectiveness of channel system design and construction depends on each planner's competence. The planning and implementation process necessitates collaboration with several professionals in various domains. This study investigates the pattern of water stepping in a channel due to variations in the flow discharge used. Variations in the threshold type or weir and variations in hydraulic jump lengths are measured due to different variations in discharge and thresholds using an open quadrangular channel (flume test open channel flow). A replica of an open quadrangular channel, flow discharge (Q), water level (y), flow velocity (V), flow type (fr), and springboard length (Lj) of water are all required for the investigation. Furthermore, it is done at the study's location, which is subsequently examined using the Rational Method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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