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Flow structure at a confluence: Experimental data and the bluff body analogy

Herrero et al., 2016

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15083617961760237436
Author
Herrero H
García C
Pedocchi F
López G
Szupiany R
Pozzi-Piacenza C
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Journal of Hydraulic Research

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An experimental characterization of the hydrodynamics of a mixing interface at an open channel confluence is presented. In the laboratory experiments, both a confluence and a cylinder set-up were studied in order to validate the bluff body analogy, which has been …
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