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In an open channel, a change from a supercritical to subcritical flow is a strong dissipative process called a hydraulic jump. Herein some new measurements of free-surface fluctuations of the… (More)
- Hang Wang, Hubert Chanson
- 2013
A hydraulic jump is the sudden transition from a high-velocity impinging flow into a turbulent roller in an open channel. Substantial amounts of air are entrapped at the impingement point, and… (More)
- Hang Wang, Frédéric Murzyn, Hubert Chanson
- 2014
The large-scale turbulence and high air content in a hydraulic jump restrict the application of many traditional flow measurement techniques. This paper presents a physical modelling of hydraulic… (More)
Intense turbulence develops in the two-phase flow region of hydraulic jump, with a broad range of turbulent length and time scales. Detailed air–water flow measurements using intrusive… (More)
- Yun Zhang, D. J. Yin, +4 authors Weiguo Zhang
- 2017
Abstract: Improved understanding of climate-growth relationships of multi-species is fundamental to understand and predict response of forest growth to future climate change. Forests are mainly… (More)
- Hang Wang, Hubert Chanson
- 2013
In an open channel, a hydraulic jump is a sudden transition from a high-velocity to slower, fluvial flow motion. The impinging flow forms a turbulent roller with a highly fluctuating free-surface,… (More)
- Hang Wang, Frédéric Murzyn, Hubert Chanson
- 2015
- Hang Wang
- 2013
In a hydraulic jump, the turbulent flow region between the upstream supercritical flow and downstream subcritical flow is called the jump roller. The turbulence development in the jump roller leads… (More)
An open channel flow can change from a supercritical to subcritical flow with a strong dissipative process: a hydraulic jump. Herein some new measurements of free-surface fluctuations next to the… (More)
- Hang Wang
- 2017
In open channel flows, the transition from a rapid to fluvial flow motion is called a hydraulic jump. A related flow motion is a compression wave in a channel, such as a tidal bore or surge. A key… (More)