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Title: Whats New in Sedimentation and River Mechanics


1
Whats New in Sedimentation and River Mechanics
  • Pierre Julien
  • Spring 2001

2
Objectives
  • Bedforms and resistance to flow during floods.
  • Effects of dams on hydraulic geometry.
  • River response to deviations from equilibrium
    geometry of alluvial rivers.

3
Rhine River flood in 1998
4
Primary dune height vs discharge
5
Roughness height vs discharge
6
Darcy-Weisbach f vs discharge
7
Manning n vs discharge
8
Downstream hydraulic geometry
9
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Cochiti Dam
N
Rio Grande
Santa Fe River
11
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12
Peak Annual Discharge
13
Annual Average Daily Sediment Concentration
14
284 Cross sections 4 Reaches
15
Cross section CO-2
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Cross section CO-18
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Cross section CO-24
18
Change in Mean Bed Elevation
19
Bed material size
20
Sinuosity
21
Active channel width
22
Planform geometry
1935
1972
1992
N
23
Planform Adjustments
Braided
Meandering
24
Lateral Adjustments
25
Equilibrium?
Hydraulic Geometry Equations
26
Hydraulic Geometry Equations (Julien
Wargadalam 1995)
1918
1992
27
Modeling Lateral Movement
Deviation from Equilibrium
28
Modeling Width Change
Deviation from equilibrium width
29
Exponential Model Results
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Conclusions
  • Bedforms affect resistance to flow and Manning n
    can increase during floods.
  • The effects of Cochiti Dam on the Rio Grande are
    primarily degradation and armouring. There is
    relatively little effect on channel width.
  • The rate of change in channel width is
    proportional to the deviation from the
    equilibrium channel width.
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