Hydraulique appliquée [ LAUCE2151 ]
4.0 crédits ECTS
25.0 h + 22.5 h
1q
| Teacher(s) |
Zech Yves ;
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| Language |
French
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Place
of the course |
Louvain-la-Neuve
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| Main themes |
- Open-channel hydraulics
- Theory of weirs
- Introduction to scale models and hydraulic measurements in laboratory
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| Aims |
- Knowledge and understanding of fluvial processes with the aim of designing fluvial works
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| Content |
- Introduction: field of application of Fluvial Hydraulics, types of rivers, basic elements in morphodynamics (2 hours)
- Free-surface flow : canals, sewers and rivers (16 hours)
* Uniform flow : Chézy and Manning equations, optimal section, compound and composite channels, uniform-depth calculation in canals and sewers
* Gradually varied flow : specific energy, critical depth, critical slope, water profiles: theory et practical calculation
* Flow in natural rivers: pseudo-uniform flow
* Suddenly varied flow : hydraulic jump, submerged hydraulic jump
* Flows in natural rivers: pseudo-uniform flow
* Flow in irregular geometry: Flow between a bottom outlet and a reservoir, Changes in bed slope, Changes in the channel width and obstacles: bridges and dam piers, Venturi channels, bottom sills, broad crested weir
* Flow in rivers with floodplains
- Theory of weirs (5 hours)
* Stability of weir flows
* Sharp crested weirs
* Creager broad crested weirs
* Spillways
* Side spillways
- Introduction to scale models and hydraulic measurements in laboratory (2 hours)
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| Other information |
- Prerequisite: AUCE 1152 "Hydraulics"
- Pedagogy: mix of lectures, practical and lab work
- Evaluation: Exercise examination at the end of the semester (25 % of total); oral examination (75 % of total)
- Support: syllabus
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Cycle et année
d'étude |
> Master [120] in Civil Engineering
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Faculty or entity
in charge |
> GC
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