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Fundamentals Of Open Channel Flow
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis India
| Author:
Glenn E. Moglen
| Language:
English
| Format:
Hardback
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis India
Author:
Glenn E. Moglen
Language:
English
Format:
Hardback
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Exposes You to Current Industry-Standard Tools
Open channel flow is covered in essentially all civil and environmental engineering programs, usually by final-year undergraduate or graduate students studying water resources.
Fundamentals of Open Channel Flow outlines current theory along with clear and fully solved examples that illustrate the concepts and are geared to a first course in open channel flow. It highlights the practical computational tools students can use to solve problems, such as spreadsheet applications and the HEC-RAS program. It assumes a foundation in fluid mechanics, then adopts a deliberately logical sequence through energy, momentum, friction, gradually varied flow (first qualitative, then quantitative), and the basics of sediment transport.
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Exposes You to Current Industry-Standard Tools
Open channel flow is covered in essentially all civil and environmental engineering programs, usually by final-year undergraduate or graduate students studying water resources.
Fundamentals of Open Channel Flow outlines current theory along with clear and fully solved examples that illustrate the concepts and are geared to a first course in open channel flow. It highlights the practical computational tools students can use to solve problems, such as spreadsheet applications and the HEC-RAS program. It assumes a foundation in fluid mechanics, then adopts a deliberately logical sequence through energy, momentum, friction, gradually varied flow (first qualitative, then quantitative), and the basics of sediment transport.
About Author
Glenn Moglen is a Research Hydrologist and Research Leader for the Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory (HRSL) of the Agricultural Research Service. He was formerly Professor at Virginia Tech and Director of the Occoquan Laboratory in Manassas, Virginia, USA. He has also worked as a Research Hydrologist at the National Weather Service, as an Assistant and Associate Professor at the University of Maryland, and as a Visiting Hydrologist at the U.S. Geological Survey.
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