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Talk · E3S Web of Conferences · January 1, 2024

Control of unstable water flow in open channels

Dilnoz Muhamediyeva, Narzillo Mamatov, Bakhodirjon Turgunov, Dilfuza Yusupova

Narzillo Mamatov
Read on dx.doi.orgPDFDOI 10.1051/e3sconf/202459002002

Abstract

The analysis and modeling of hydrodynamic processes in open channels are crucial for effective water resource management and hydraulic structure design. This study investigates unsteady water flow in main channels using the Saint-Venant equations. Analytical and numerical methods were employed to model various flow scenarios. The developed mathematical model effectively describes and analyzes flow characteristics such as discharge, free surface elevation, and flow velocity. The obtained results have practical applications in water resource management, flood forecasting, and infrastructure design for water conservation. Overall, this work contributes to the advancement of knowledge in open channel hydraulics and provides a basis for developing more accurate and reliable water system modeling methods. These equations allow for the simulation of hydrodynamic processes in rivers, channels, and reservoirs, enabling the prediction of water level fluctuations, flow velocities, and pressure distribution under various operating conditions. This plays a vital role in water resource management and the design of hydraulic structures.

Hydraulic flow and structuresAquatic and Environmental StudiesHydrology and Sediment Transport Processesunsteady open channel flowshallow water equationsfree surface elevation

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