Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering University of Wyoming CE 5300 Open Channel Hydraulics Spring 2017

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Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering University of Wyoming CE 5300 Open Channel Hydraulics Spring 2017 Instructor Office: E-mail: Office hour: Noriaki Ohara EN3049 nohara1@uwyo.edu MWF 10:00-12:00 (or by appointment) Place: EN3070 and one of computer labs Meeting time: MWF 12:00-12:50 Class homepage: WyoWeb Course description Analysis and design of steady, uniform, gradually varied and spatially varied flow in open channels. Emphasis on basic fluid flow equations associated with natural and man-made open channels. Prerequisite: CE 3300. Prerequisite CE 3300 Hydraulic Engineering Textbook M. H. Chaudhry, 2008. Open-Channel Flow, Second Edition. Springer. ISBN:9780387301747. References Ven Te Chow book Course objectives and schedule Introduction Significant figures Types of open channel flow Energy and momentum coefficients Pressure distributions Conservation Laws Conservation of Mass Conservation of Momentum Equation of Motion Specific Energy

Channel transition Hydraulic jump Critical Flow Rectangular Channel Non-rectangular Channel Location of Critical Flow Critical Depth Uniform flow Flow Resistance Flow Resistance Equations Normal Depth Gradually Varied Flow Governing Equation Classification of Water-Surface Profiles Discharge From a Reservoir Computation of Gradually Varied Flow Direct-Step Method Standard Step Method Single-step Method Predictor-Corrector Methods Simultaneous Solution Procedure Unsteady Flow Occurrence of Unsteady Flow St. Venant Equations Boussinesq Equations Numerical Methods Method of Characteristics Initial and Boundary Conditions Explicit Finite-difference Schemes Implicit Finite-difference Schemes Flood Routing Rating Curve Reservoir Routing Channel Routing Kinematic Routing Diffusion Routing Muskingum-Cunge Routing Rapidly Varied Flow Channel Transition Super Critical Flow Weir

Hydraulic Jump Spillway Computation of Rapidly Varied Flow Governing Equations Supercritical Flow Subcritical Flow Hydraulic Jump Final Examination on May XX Evaluation Homework: 40 % Midterm Exam: 20 % Term project: 20 % Final Exam: 20 % Grades will be calculated as: Letter GPA Score A 4 91 % or above A- 3.67 88 % - 90.99 % B+ 3.33 84 % - 87.99 % B 3.00 80 % - 83.99 % B- 2.67 77 % - 79.99 % C+ 2.33 74 % - 76.99 % C 2.00 70 % - 73.99 % C- 1.67 65 % - 69.99 % D+ 1.33 60 % - 64.99 % D 1.00 50 % - 59.99 % A- Excellent B- Good C- Marginal, could have done significantly better D- Work lacking in some key way, insufficient effort put forth F- Failed to demonstrate any notable understanding of the course material Homework policy Small-group collaboration (no more than 4) on homework is encouraged, but copying is not permitted. Paper-based homework must be neat and legible on 8.5 x 11 paper. For project type assignments, typed report is required with appropriate explanations and visualizations of your analyses. You may use Excel or computer program language, as necessary. Your spreadsheet or program code (if too long, just a few first pages) should be attached to your report. Late homework will still be accepted with following penalty rate:

(score reduction rate) = 0.75 n where n = days since the due date. Once the solutions are posted, homework will no longer be accepted. The homework and exam solutions will be distributed by the class web site. It is strongly recommended that you obtain all solutions and study them afterward since the final exam will cover material from the entire semester. Academic Honesty The University of Wyoming is built upon a strong foundation of integrity, respect and trust. All members of the University community have a responsibility to be honest and the right to expect honesty from others. Any form of academic dishonesty is unacceptable to our community and will not be tolerated [excerpted from the UW General Bulletin]. All persons should report suspected violations of standards of academic honesty to the instructor, department head, or dean. You can read this and other University regulations at: http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/legal/universityregulations.htm Disability Statement If you have a physical, learning, or psychological disability and require accommodations, please let the instructor know as soon as possible. You must register with, and provide documentation of your disability, to University Disability Support Services (UDSS) in SEO, room 330 Knight Hall.

Week Date Chapter Content Book Chapter Homework (TBD) Week1 23-Jan 1 Introduction 1 25-Jan 1 Introduction Energy coefficient & Momentum coefficient 1 27-Jan 1 Introduction Pressure distribution 1 Week2 30-Jan 1 Introduction Pressure distribution & Fortran programing 2 HW1 1-Feb 2 Conservation Law Mass, Momentum, 2 3-Feb 2 Conservation Law Bernoulli Eq and Specific Energy 2 Week3 6-Feb 2 Conservation Law Applications: Bottom step 2 8-Feb 2 Conservation Law Applications: Hydraulic Jump 2 10-Feb 2 Conservation Law Numerical methods 2 HW2 Week4 13-Feb 3 Critical Flow Properties of critical flow (rectangular chann 3 15-Feb 3 Critical Flow Nonrectangular channel 3 17-Feb 3 Critical Flow Applications of critical flow 3 Week5 20-Feb 3 Critical Flow Applications of critical flow 3 22-Feb 3 Critical Flow Computation of critical flow 3 HW3 24-Feb 4 Uniform flow Flow resistance formulas 4 Week6 27-Feb 4 Uniform flow Flow resistance formulas 4 1-Mar 4 Uniform flow Computation of normal depth 4 HW4 3-Mar 4 Uniform flow Computation of normal depth 4 Week7 6-Mar 5 Gradually Varied Flow Governing equation and profile sketch 5 8-Mar 5 Gradually Varied Flow Governing equation and profile sketch 5 Week8 10-Mar Midterm exam 13-Mar Spring Break 15-Mar Spring Break 17-Mar Spring Break Week9 20-Mar 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowDirect Step Method 6 22-Mar 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowDirect Step Method 6 24-Mar 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowStandard Step Method 6 HW5 Week10 27-Mar 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowSingle Step Method 6 29-Mar 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowSingle Step Method 6 31-Mar 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowSequential channel system 6 Week11 3-Apr 6 Computation of Gradually Varied FlowHEC-RAS 11,12 HW6 5-Apr 7 Unsteady Flow St. Venant Equation 11,12 7-Apr 7 Unsteady Flow St. Venant Equation 13,14 Week12 10-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow 13,14 12-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow 13,14 14-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow 13,14 Week13 17-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow 13,14 Term project 19-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow Lab practice 13,14 Unsteady flow simulations 21-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow Lab practice 13,14 Week14 24-Apr 8 Computation of unsteady flow Lab practice 13,14 26-Apr Term project presentation Presentation 28-Apr 9 Channel Routing Reservoir Routing 17 Week15 1-May 9 Channel Routing Kinematic wave 17 Report due 3-May 9 Channel Routing Diffusion wave + 17 5-May Course review 17 Final exam comprehensive exam All of above This schedule is subject to change