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Öz

Investigation of Manning Coefficient Caused by Rigid Body PlantsTo study flows in man-made or natural channels, the identification of the roughness caused by vegetation is important. The roughness parameters used in several equations such as Manning, Chezy, and Darcy-Weisbach are the experimental coefficients that represent mostly sidewall characteristics. In open channel flows having natural or man-made vegetation to control the flow sections, the knowledge of flow velocities, flow depths and/or flow rates are crucial for planning and management studies. For such studies, the quantification of the roughness caused by the vegetation becomes vital. In this study, roughness caused by vegetation in open channel flows is investigated experimentally and a non-linear regression equation relating Manning roughness coefficient to flow and vegetation characteristics is proposed

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Open channel flow, vegitation roughness, Manning roughness coefficient

Rijit Gövdeli Bitkilerin Neden Olduğu Manning Katsayısının Araştırılması

Öz

Doğal akış yatakları veya yapay taşkın yataklarında akım incelenirken bitkilerin sebep olduğu direnç kuvvetinin bir eşitlik yardımıyla belirlenmesi önemli bir konudur. Manning, Chezy, Darcy-Weisbach gibi eşitliklerde kullanılan direnç katsayıları, daha çok çeper özelliklerini temsil eden deneysel katsayılardır. Açık kanal şartlarında var olan veya akış kesitini kontrol etme amaçlı insanoğlunun planladığı bitkisel akış alanlarında akım hızının, su derinliğinin veya akış hacminin ampirik olarak çözülmesi planlama ve işletme süreçlerini olumlu yönde etkileyecektir. Bu çalışmada, akış kesitinde oluşacak direnç kuvvetinin, bitkilerin ve akışın fiziksel şartlarına bağlı olarak nasıl değiştiği incelenmiş ve doğrusal olmayan bir regresyon modeli önerilmiştir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Açık kanal akımı, bitkilerin neden olduğu direnç, Manning katsayısı

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