Publication

Sediment transport under dam-break flows on steep slope.

Christophe Ancey
2011
Poster talk

Abstract

Dam-break flows and related phenomena: • Laboratory insight • Focus: highly concentrated flows ◦ The Newtonian paradigm ◦ Origin of plasticity in particle suspensions ◦ Evidence of two-phase effect • Flow structure ◦ particle segregation ◦ deposition and levee formation

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/164672?ln=en

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