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Majid Ehsani, Ehsan Behnamtalab, Seyed Ali Akbar Salehi Neyshabouri,
Volume 19, Issue 1 (5-2019)
Abstract

Morning glory spillway is one of the most susceptible cases for the occurrence of the cavitation phenomena. In the present study, the flow characteristics included the inlet and outlet discharge and the velocity and pressure close to the elbow walls were calculated for Alborz dam spillway by using of Flow3D software and the results were compared with the experimental data. The comparison of the numerical model results and the experimental data showed the good agreement between them. The results showed, the maximum pressure head in different discharges and for different elbow radius, have been located in median of piezometer in the bottem of elbow. As a result, it is suggested that, if possible, the curvature changes in the entrance area from the vertical shaft to the elbow and also from the elbow to the horizontal tunnel gradually. In different discharge and different radius of the elbow, the cavitation index for bottem of the elbow will increase as a result of dynamic impacts on the bottem of the elbow, but the cavitation index, toward to the end of the curvature, will be lower due to the contraction end of the cross section. The results showed that radius change of the elbow due to considerable effect on the flow field, has the significant effect on the occurrence probability of the cavitation. The radius change of the elbow has the different results for the submerged flow and free surface regimes.
 
Mahmood Rahmani Firozjaei, Ehsan Behnamtalab, Seyed Ali Akbar Salehi Neyshaburi, ,
Volume 21, Issue 3 (5-2021)
Abstract

Lateral Intake which uses a pipe is a hydraulic structure that has been utilized in water intake from rivers and channels, especially in those situations in which the area topography doesn’t allow to build a lateral channel for water intake. This study deals with the numerical investigation of effective geometrical parameters on lateral intake efficiency with a pipe in a rectangular open channel by using Flow3D software. The parameters that studied, are including the direction of the pipe intake respect to the main channel, the position of the pipe intake entrance in the width of the main channel, the position of the pipe intake entrance in the water depth, the diameter of the pipe intake and the shape of the pipe intake entrance. The comparison of the diverted discharge results for different levels of the pipe intake indicated that if the water intake is placed at relative height level of 0.28 to 0.57 of the water depth, the diverted discharge would be more than others.  Furthermore, by comparing anti-sediment coefficient for different levels demonstrate that if the pipe intake locates near the surface of the flow, anti-sediment coefficient will have an acceptable value.
 

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