Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures

Abstract This study presents a comprehensive dataset comprising multiple data packages derived from laboratory experiments on steady and unsteady hydraulic jumps interacting with a large-scale Gaussian-shaped bed obstacle in an open-channel flume. The primary objective was to accurately measure the...

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Main Authors: Francisco Nicolás Cantero-Chinchilla, Oscar Castro-Orgaz, Sk Zeeshan Ali, Subhasish Dey
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nature Portfolio 2024-03-01
Series:Scientific Data
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-024-03135-0
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author Francisco Nicolás Cantero-Chinchilla
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Sk Zeeshan Ali
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description Abstract This study presents a comprehensive dataset comprising multiple data packages derived from laboratory experiments on steady and unsteady hydraulic jumps interacting with a large-scale Gaussian-shaped bed obstacle in an open-channel flume. The primary objective was to accurately measure the impact of hydraulic jump on the free surface and the bed pressure along the obstacle, ensuring the transferability of the results. A multi-process method was followed: designed experiments were recorded, images were postprocessed, and water level data were digitalized. For steady conditions, the bed pressure along the obstacle were measured by piezometers. The repository data are organized and provided in a single package, supplemented by a second package containing panoramas for each experimental time instant and graphical representations of the data, facilitating rapid evaluation of the outcomes. This study provides versatile data that can be utilized in various ways, particularly for fluvial model validation and studying turbulence-driven phenomena in open-channel flows. The detailed methodology presented herein can contribute to the advancement of enhanced laboratory techniques to study similar flow problems.
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spelling doaj.art-4b9c7a67be8a45c983f5af91c92304452024-03-31T11:10:19ZengNature PortfolioScientific Data2052-44632024-03-0111111910.1038/s41597-024-03135-0Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structuresFrancisco Nicolás Cantero-Chinchilla0Oscar Castro-Orgaz1Sk Zeeshan Ali2Subhasish Dey3University of Cordoba, Hydraulic Engineering Area, Rabanales CampusUniversity of Cordoba, Hydraulic Engineering Area, Rabanales CampusIndian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, Department of Civil EngineeringIndian Institute of Technology Jodhpur, Department of Civil and Infrastructure EngineeringAbstract This study presents a comprehensive dataset comprising multiple data packages derived from laboratory experiments on steady and unsteady hydraulic jumps interacting with a large-scale Gaussian-shaped bed obstacle in an open-channel flume. The primary objective was to accurately measure the impact of hydraulic jump on the free surface and the bed pressure along the obstacle, ensuring the transferability of the results. A multi-process method was followed: designed experiments were recorded, images were postprocessed, and water level data were digitalized. For steady conditions, the bed pressure along the obstacle were measured by piezometers. The repository data are organized and provided in a single package, supplemented by a second package containing panoramas for each experimental time instant and graphical representations of the data, facilitating rapid evaluation of the outcomes. This study provides versatile data that can be utilized in various ways, particularly for fluvial model validation and studying turbulence-driven phenomena in open-channel flows. The detailed methodology presented herein can contribute to the advancement of enhanced laboratory techniques to study similar flow problems.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-024-03135-0
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title Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures
title_full Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures
title_fullStr Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures
title_full_unstemmed Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures
title_short Experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures
title_sort experiments on hydraulic jumps over uneven bed for turbulent flow modelling validation in river flow and hydraulic structures
url https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-024-03135-0
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