Analytical Models for Determining the Propagation of Rectangular Surface Jets for Fishway Attraction Flow

Analytical Models for Determining the Propagation of Rectangular Surface Jets for Fishway Attraction Flow

The present paper evaluates suitability of two analytical models to determine the propagation of rectangular surface jets as a tool to design fishway attraction flow. It focuses on rectangular orifices of vertical slot fishways with aspect ratios (width-to-height) for W/H < 1. Both models were re...

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