Using riprap is one of the common and economical methods for rivers bed protection against scouring. In this study, some stone sizes, under different hydraulic conditions have been tested to determine the criteria that affecting the stable size, of riprap at the threshold and failure conditions. In this investigation, it was found that in a constant flow ratio (Qr), with decreasing tail water depth and with increasing tail water velocity, the stability size of riprap was increased. Also it revealed that a constant size of riprap, with increasing flow ratio (Qr) in the threshold situation, tail water depth was increased and tail water velocity was decreased. At the constant size of riprap, with increasing total flow (Qt), in the threshold situation, tail water depth was increased and the stone with larger size will begin the incipient motion.
Shafaei bajestan, M. & Ghanbari Adivi, E. (2016). Control of Erosion at Rivers Confluence. Irrigation Sciences and Engineering, 39(3), 13–24. https://doi.org/10.22055/jise.2016.12339
MLA
Shafaei bajestan, M., & Ghanbari Adivi, E. "Control of Erosion at Rivers Confluence", Irrigation Sciences and Engineering, 39, 3, 2016, 13–24. doi: 10.22055/jise.2016.12339
HARVARD
Shafaei bajestan, M., & Ghanbari Adivi, E. (2016). 'Control of Erosion at Rivers Confluence', Irrigation Sciences and Engineering, 39(3), pp. 13–24. doi: 10.22055/jise.2016.12339
CHICAGO
Shafaei bajestan, M. & Ghanbari Adivi, E., "Control of Erosion at Rivers Confluence." Irrigation Sciences and Engineering, 39 3 (2016): 13–24, doi: 10.22055/jise.2016.12339
VANCOUVER
Shafaei bajestan M., Ghanbari Adivi E. Control of Erosion at Rivers Confluence. JISE. 2016;39(3):13–24 (In Persian). doi: 10.22055/jise.2016.12339
