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The hydrodynamics of double-layered vegetation partially occupying both banks in an open channel flow

Edith Cowan University
Maheshwara Ihala Gallangage Gedara (Aggregated by)
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This data delves into the hydrodynamic intricacies within an open channel featuring continuous double-layered vegetation along both banks. Measurements are undertaken using nonintrusive laser diagnostics (LDV) to assess velocity, shear stress, and turbulence intensity. Two double-layered vegetation configurations, uniform growth (A1) and mixed growth (A2), were examined in conjunction with four aspect ratios (AR-6.67, 5.00, 4.00, and 2.63). The raw data were acquired using "BSA Flow Software v5.00", provided by DANTEC DYNAMICS, Denmark, and the extracted data used for the analysis was included in the Excel sheets for the purpose of sharing.

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Abbreviation:

AR- Aspect Ratio
A1- Arrangement 1
A2 -Arrangement 2
x- Distance measured in the lateral direction to the flow
Wv- with of the vegetation
h- a considered flow depth
H- Flow depth
hs- depth of submerged vegetation
hv-depth above the submerged vegetation(H-hs)

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Engineering | both sides occupied | partially occupied- double-layered vegetated open channel flow | shear stress | turbulence intensity | velocity | wide to narrow transition |

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ACN 633 798 857