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Study on effect of surface roughness on overland flow from different geometric

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Title Study on effect of surface roughness on overland flow from different geometric
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Creator Sunil P. Maske and M. K. Jain.
 
Subject surface roughness, rectangular plane, converging plane, diverging plane, overland flow, diffusion wave.
 
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Effect of variability in surface roughness on overland flow from different geometric surfaces is investigated using numerical solution of diffusion wave equation. Three geometric surfaces rectangular plane, converging and diverging plane at slopes 1 to 3% are used. Overland flow is generated by applying rainfall at constant intensity of 10 mm/h for period 30 min and 100 min. Three scenarios of spatial roughness conditions viz. roughness increasing in downstream direction, roughness decreasing in downstream direction and roughness distributed at random are considered. Effect of variability of roughness on overland flow in terms of depth, velocity of flow and discharge along the distance from upstream to downstream for different geometric surfaces are discussed in detail. Results from the study indicate that roughness distribution has significant effect on peak, time to peak and overall shape of the overland flow hydrograph. The peak occurs earlier for the scenario when roughness increases in downstream direction as compared to scenario when roughness is decreasing in downstream for all three geometric surfaces due to very low friction factor and more velocity at the top of the domain. The converging plane attains equilibrium state early as compared to rectangular and diverging plane. Different set of random values result in different time to peak and shape of hydrograph for rectangular and diverging plane. However, in case of converging plane, the shape of computed hydrographs remains almost similar for different sets of random roughness values indicating stronger influence of converging geometry than effect due to variation of roughness sequence on computed runoff hydrograph. Hierarchically, the influence of geometry on overland flow is stronger than the influence of slope and the influence of slope is stronger than the influence of roughness. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Date 2020-03-21T04:56:01Z
2020-03-21T04:56:01Z
2013-04-19
 
Type Research Paper
 
Identifier Sunil P. Maske and M. K. Jain. 2013. Study on effect of surface roughness on overland flow from different geometric surfaces through numerical simulations. Hydrologic Processes. Published online 19 April 2013 in Wiley Online Library. (wileyonlinelibrary.com) DOI: 10.1002/hyp.9773
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/34195
 
Language English
 
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