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Title CHEBYSHEV SOLUTION AS AID IN COMPUTING GVF BY STANDARD STEP METHOD. TECHNICAL NOTE
Accession No 00795780
Authors Dey, S
Journal Title Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering information Vol. 126 No. 4
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Publication Date   20000700
Description p. 271-274; Appendices(2); References(11); Tables(1)
Languages English
Abstract The standard step method is commonly used to compute free surface profiles in gradually varied flow (GVF) through open channels. In this study, generalized numerical solutions in the Chebyshev form are presented for the standard step method to compute the free surface profiles in GVF without using look-up tables, interpolation procedures, or simplified assumptions concerning the cross-section geometry. The solutions are obtained using the flow resistance equations of Manning, Chezy, and Colebrook-White. The necessary parameters of some particular cases, namely rectangular, triangular, trapezoidal, circular, and exponential channels, are furnished. The use of the Chebyshev approximation has the advantage of requiring less iteration than the Newton-Raphson approximation.
TRT Terms Approximation (Mathematics) information; Channel flow information; Flow resistance information; Free surface information; Iterative methods information; Mathematical models information; Nonuniform flow information; Open channels information; Subsonic flow information; Supersonic flow information
Other Terms Chebyshev approximation; Newton-Raphson approximation
Subject Areas H22 HYDROLOGY AND HYDRAULICS; I26 Water Run-off - Freeze-thaw
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