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Recent developments on management and release techniques of fine sediments in reservoirs

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Replenishment of sediment downstream of dams: Erosion and transport processes

Elena Battisacco

Large dams in Alpine valleys retain most of the sediments, especially coarse material, which is deposited in the delta of the reservoirs. The common sediment evacuation measures allow to flush only the fine sediments for example by turbidity current ventin ...

EPFL-LCH2016

Time-dependent failure analysis of large block size riprap as bank protection in mountain rivers

Mona Jafarnejad Chaghooshi

The protection of riverbanks with blocks, called riprap, is the most used method in alpine rivers to avoid uncontrolled lateral erosion. For rivers with significant bed slopes large boulders have to be used in order to withstand high flow forces. Such larg ...

EPFL - LCH2016

Sediment diffusion in deterministic non-equilibrium bed load transport simulations

Christophe Ancey

The objective of this paper is to examine the importance of sediment diffusion relative to advection in bed load transport. At moderate bottom shear stress, water turbulence is too weak for picking up and keeping particles in suspension and so shallow wate ...

Elsevier2015

Stochastic interpretation of the advection diffusion equation and its relevance to bed load transport

Christophe Ancey, Joris Heyman

The advection diffusion equation is one of the most widespread equations in physics. It arises quite often in the context of sediment transport, e.g., for describing time and space variations in the particle activity (the solid volume of particles in motio ...

American Geophysical Union2015

River Flow 2014 - International Conference on Fluvial Hydraulics

Despite the mechanisms of reservoir sedimentation being well known for a long time, sustainable and preventive measures are rarely taken into consideration in the design of new reservoirs. To avoid operational problems of powerhouses, sedimentation is ofte ...

CRC Press/Balkema2014

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CRC Press/Balkema2014

Ripple formation and sediment-suspension events in unsteady depth-varying open-channel flow

Ulrich Lemmin, Fereshteh Bagherimiyab Hunkeler

The development of ripples and its effects on suspended sediment during unsteady flow was studied experimentally to understand and quantify the processes during floods. Quasi-instantaneous profiles of velocity and sediment concentration were taken simultan ...

Crc Press-Taylor & Francis Group2014

Sediment transport in mountain rivers

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The paper reviews our recent attempts at modelling bed load transport in mountain rivers. This is a longstanding issue that has attracted considerable attention over the last century. While a number of field and laboratory studies have been instrumental in ...

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Channel meta-stability: effects on bedload transport.

Christophe Ancey, Joris Heyman, François Mettra

Large fluctuations in the sediment transport rate are observed in rivers, particularly in mountain streams at intermediate flow rates (Ancey, 2006). These fluctuations seem to be, to some degree, correlated with the evolution of morphologies in the stream. ...

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Characterization of bedload transport in steep-slope streams.

Christophe Ancey, Joris Heyman, François Mettra

Large fluctuations in the sediment transport rate are observed in rivers, particularly in mountain streams at intermediate flow rates. These fluctuations seem to be, to some degree, correlated to the formation and migration of bedforms. Today the central q ...

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