by GCO | May 31, 2021 | Water Engineering
Authors Nima Bayati, MSc Mohsen Ghaderi, PhD Abstract Dams have one or two bottom outlet tunnels according to their usage and size. Owing to the prevailing drought conditions in the regions around Iran’s Rudbar dam project; it was necessary to start...
by GCO | May 31, 2021 | Water Engineering
Author(s) Robin Peter Harold Wood, Meng, Ceng, MICE Trine Indergård Carr, MSc Tiemen Johannes Gordijn, MSc Abstract Aursjø dam is a concrete faced rockfill dam (CFRD) in central Norway built between 1950 and 1958 and owned by Statkraft. The dam was originally...
by GCO | Feb 20, 2021 | Water Engineering
Author(s) Lili Wei Xiujuan Guo Lina Zhang Abstract This research study reviews life-cycle assessments (LCAs) of solar water-heating systems (SWHS) and provides a complete overview of its progress. Several research papers have confirmed the advantages of SWHS in...
by GCO | Feb 20, 2021 | Water Engineering
Author(s) Syed Kabir, MSc Sandhya Patidar, PhD Gareth Pender, PhD Abstract This paper presents a new data-driven modelling framework for forecasting probabilistic flood inundation maps for real-time applications. The proposed end-to-end (rainfall–inundation)...
by GCO | Feb 20, 2021 | Water Engineering
Author(s) Hongyan Wei, PhD Sean J. Bennett, PhD Minghui Yu, PhD Chi Zhou, BSc Bole Jiang, MEng Wengang Duan, MEng Abstract Headcut erosion is a very common process occurring at the head of rills, crop furrows and ephemeral gullies. A numerical model of the...
by GCO | Feb 6, 2021 | Water Engineering
How Natural Flood Management Helps Downstream Urban Drainage in Various Storm Directions Author(s) Charlie Ferguson, MEng, MRes Richard Fenner, BSc (Hons), PhD, CEng, MICE, FCIWEM Abstract The wider benefits of natural flood management are increasingly used to...
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