Side weirs are important structural measures extensively used, for instance, for regulating
water levels in rivers and canals. If the length of the opening is limited, the amount of water …

Labyrinth side weirs have significant advantages according to conventional side weirs in
terms of discharge capacity. Labyrinth side weirs are especially advantageous in places …

Generally, side weirs are utilized in main flumes to control and adjust the flow. In this study,
for the first time, the discharge coefficient of side weirs installed on converging channels is …

The labyrinth side weir structure is an optimal solution to regulate and divert excess flows
across rivers, and irrigation and drainage channels when the opening length of the side weir …

Side weir is placed at the channel bank as a head regulator or a diversion device. Flow over
a side weir has been the subject of many research studies considering its three dimensional …

The scouring problem caused by the flow movement in the downstream areas of hydraulic
structures is an issue that keeps its actuality. In order to prevent these scouring to occur in …

Side weirs are essential structural elements commonly used to control water levels in rivers
and canals. If the length of the opening is limited, a labyrinth side weir can be used to …

This research investigated the effect of sediment non-uniformity and clay content on
reducing erosion downstream of labyrinth weirs. Experiments were conducted in a flume …

The studies on labyrinth side weirs have received considerable attention in existing
literature. A mobile bed, which causes significant morphological bed changes, can be …

In this study, the vortex formed on the upstream of the frontal water intake structure in a dam
lake was investigated by numerical modeling. Using the computational fluid dynamics …