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Influence of inflow orientation on overflow characteristics over broad-crest
Major, Jakub ; Dušička,, Peter (referee) ; Fošumpaur, Pavel (referee) ; Zachoval, Zbyněk (advisor)
Weirs belong to the basic water structures mainly creating vertical contraction of stream against the flumes, which creating mainly horizontal contraction of stream. In the case of the flow over weir usually occurs change from subcritical flow over critical with critical depth to supercritical flow, therefore overflow. Weirs with rectangular control section are described rectangular longitudinal and transverse profile and horizontal crest. Can be distinguish three basic inflow directions to weir. The first is frontal inflow, which is the most frequent in practice. The second is lateral inflow used in distribution and consumption objects. The third is lower inflow used as laboratory weirs, weirs with deeply submerged wall, etc. In terms of knowledge of influence listed directions of inflows, currently are not sufficiently researched the cases of frontal inflow with side contraction and lower inflow on all types of weirs. Due to extent of the issue, labour is focused only on frontal inflow over broad-crested weir with side contraction and lower inflow over broad-crested weir without side contraction. The goal of the labour was to summarize the current knowledge of the flow over broad-crested weir with side contraction and lower inflow over broad-crested weir without side contraction, describe the character of the flow at the overflow and on the basis of it determine recommendations for measurement and calculation of discharge. Further to define unexplored area, specify methods of solution and verify own measurements. The research dealt with application and optimal numerical model setting for to solve the problem.
The timeline of the development of meteorological characteristics of water level ultrasonic sensors
Šamánek, Radek ; Zubík, Pavel (referee) ; Žoužela, Michal (advisor)
The bachelor’s thesis deals with collection and evaluation of data from selected water level measuring sensors which are installed in-situ and in laboratory conditions. By comparing actual and measured water levels and its statistic evaluation, trends were determined in the timeline development of measuring capabilities of relevant ultrasonic sensors.
Influence of inflow orientation on overflow characteristics over broad-crest
Major, Jakub ; Dušička,, Peter (referee) ; Fošumpaur, Pavel (referee) ; Zachoval, Zbyněk (advisor)
Weirs belong to the basic water structures mainly creating vertical contraction of stream against the flumes, which creating mainly horizontal contraction of stream. In the case of the flow over weir usually occurs change from subcritical flow over critical with critical depth to supercritical flow, therefore overflow. Weirs with rectangular control section are described rectangular longitudinal and transverse profile and horizontal crest. Can be distinguish three basic inflow directions to weir. The first is frontal inflow, which is the most frequent in practice. The second is lateral inflow used in distribution and consumption objects. The third is lower inflow used as laboratory weirs, weirs with deeply submerged wall, etc. In terms of knowledge of influence listed directions of inflows, currently are not sufficiently researched the cases of frontal inflow with side contraction and lower inflow on all types of weirs. Due to extent of the issue, labour is focused only on frontal inflow over broad-crested weir with side contraction and lower inflow over broad-crested weir without side contraction. The goal of the labour was to summarize the current knowledge of the flow over broad-crested weir with side contraction and lower inflow over broad-crested weir without side contraction, describe the character of the flow at the overflow and on the basis of it determine recommendations for measurement and calculation of discharge. Further to define unexplored area, specify methods of solution and verify own measurements. The research dealt with application and optimal numerical model setting for to solve the problem.
The timeline of the development of meteorological characteristics of water level ultrasonic sensors
Šamánek, Radek ; Zubík, Pavel (referee) ; Žoužela, Michal (advisor)
The bachelor’s thesis deals with collection and evaluation of data from selected water level measuring sensors which are installed in-situ and in laboratory conditions. By comparing actual and measured water levels and its statistic evaluation, trends were determined in the timeline development of measuring capabilities of relevant ultrasonic sensors.

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