Modern Conceptions of the Mechanics of Fluid Turbulence¶
Rouse. (1937). Modern Conceptions of the Mechanics of Fluid Turbulence. Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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- Sediment Transport
- Transport proceeds in one of several modes — bedload (rolling or sliding along the bed), saltation (intermittent bouncing), suspended load (particles held aloft by turbulent eddies), or wash load (fines that remain in suspension regardless of local hydraulics) — determined by the ratio of the particle's settling velocity to the upward turbulent velocity scale (the von Kármán constant times the shear velocity), expressed as the Rouse number
This sourceTransport mode (bedload vs suspension vs wash load) is set by a dimensionless comparison of settling velocity and shear velocity, the Rouse number.
- Transport proceeds in one of several modes — bedload (rolling or sliding along the bed), saltation (intermittent bouncing), suspended load (particles held aloft by turbulent eddies), or wash load (fines that remain in suspension regardless of local hydraulics) — determined by the ratio of the particle's settling velocity to the upward turbulent velocity scale (the von Kármán constant times the shear velocity), expressed as the Rouse number
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