Breaking antidunes: Cyclic behavior due to hysteresis

Rolf Deigaard

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    Abstract

    The cyclic behavior of breaking antidunes (growth, breaking of surface wave, obliteration) is investigated by use of a numerical model. The model includes the transition between supercritical and transcritical flow. As the antidune grows the flow becomes transcritical and a hydraulic jump is formed upstream of the antidune crest. The relation between growth of the antidune and supercritical flow and between decay and transcritical flow is shown, and the significance of hysteresis in the flow conditions is investigated.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalJournal of Hydraulic Engineering-asce
    Volume132
    Issue number6
    Pages (from-to)620-623
    ISSN0733-9429
    Publication statusPublished - 2006

    Keywords

    • alluvial streams
    • numerical models
    • sediment transport
    • transcritical flow
    • fluvial hydraulics
    • suspended load
    • bedforms

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