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Influence of Sediment Transport on the Computation of Water Level. Example of River Rhone

Author(s): P. Ramez; A. Paquier; F. Bonnet; A. Khaladi

Linked Author(s): André Paquier

Keywords: Sediment transport; Friction coefficient; 1D model; Bed forms

Abstract: The increase of the head losses due to bed forms is interpreted in the U-curves (ratio of Strickler coefficients versus ratio of bottom shear stresses) and of S-curves (Strickler coefficient versus discharge). This effect is stronger at dominant discharge. It can lead to a rise of water level much higher than the final topographical change. For the presented example of a reach of River Rhone near Bourg les Valence, this rise is estimated over 1 m for the dominant discharge of about 1200 m 3 /s.

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Year: 1999

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