Fig. 1. Application of vertical ribs to reduce flow velocity in out bend bank of mountain river (Hwangji River in Teabaek, Gangwon)
Fig. 2. Mean streamlines for simulated flow according to types of rib roughness (Cui et al., 2003)
Fig. 3. Layout of open channel for hydraulic experiment of retaining wall with vertical trapezoidal ribs
Fig. 4. Longitudinal variation of water depth according to spacing of ribs in discharges of 103 l/s (left) and 120 l/s (right)
Fig. 5. Variations of manning’s roughness coefficients (left) and Darcy-Weisbach's friction factors (right) according to flow discharge (Small, Medium, and Large) and spacing of square ribs (SR) and trapezoidal ribs (TR)
Fig. 6. Relationships between Fr and f/f0 for square ribs (SR) and trapezoidal ribs (TR)
Fig. 7. Distributions of x-direction velocity (cm/s) of longitudinal direction on open channel installed vertical trapezoidal ribs in case of λ nv= 0, 6, 9 and 12 of Q = 120 l/s; vertical axis is Sn/S0 and horizontal axis is y/B
Fig. 8. Distributions of x-direction velocity (cm/s) of cross section at cavity between vertical trapezoidal ribs in case of λ nv = 9 and 12 of Q = 120 l/s; vertical axis is z/H and horizontal axis is y/B
Fig. 9. Relationship between u/U* and y/B in open channel with vertical trapezoidal ribs installed on a retaining wall in case of λ nv = 0, 6, 9 and 12 of Q = 120 l/s
Table 1. Experimental values for flow characteristics and resistance factors
Table 2. Ratios of form drag to flow resistance of square ribs and trapezoidal ribs
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