A Study of Size Distribution of Suspended Sediments and Its Relation to Hydraulic Conditions in Khuzestan Rivers

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Title	A Study of Size Distribution of Suspended Sediments and Its Relation to Hydraulic Conditions in Khuzestan Rivers
Topic:	Management of Sedimentation	Published Year:	1385
Presentation:	Poster	Published in:	[ 7th International River Engineering Conference ]
Original Language:	Persian	Full Text Size:	Not Available

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A Study of Size Distribution of Suspended Sediments and Its Relation to Hydraulic Conditions in Khuzestan Rivers

Authors:
[ Masoomeh Fakhri ] - Msc student, Faculty of water science Engineering, Chamran university of Ahwaz
[ Mehdi Ghomeshi ] - Associate Professor, Faculty of water science Engineering, Chamran university of Ahwaz

Abstract:

Much of the overflows in Iran are contained in Khuzestan rivers carrying considerable suspended sediment loads at the same time. Size of the sediment particles is paid particular attention in sediment transport studies, estimating of the suspended load in the rivers, and predicting of the sediment deposition in reservoirs and riverbeds using various models. In this research, more than 500 representative samples of uspended sediment load were collected from 10 different hydrometric stations and then size distribution of the samples was determined, and by applying laboratory analysis size distribution of the samples at different discharges and velocities of the average flow was specified.

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