Sentence examples for main channel width from inspiring English sources

These threshold scales are ~ 15 20% and 150% of the main channel width (1 2% and 10 15% of the floodplain width), respectively.

The results of the GT indicated that the ratio of length of crest of weir to the main channel width Lw/Wmc, the ratio of length of one cycle to its width (Lc/Wc) and the ratio of total upstream head flow to the weir height H/P are the most important parameters.

By applying the experimental data from the British Engineering Research Council Flood Channel Facility (SERC-FCF), the relationship between the momentum transfer coefficient with the relative depth and the ratio of the flood plain width to the main channel width, was established, And hence the conveyance capacity in compound channels was calculated with Liu and Dong's method.

Devices were fabricated using main channel widths of 0.3 up to 2 mm, input channel widths of 0.5 to 1.0 mm, and between 1 and 5 inputs.

Width ratio is defined as the ratio of the total width of the compound channel to the main channel bottom width.

The main channel's width is 200 μm and the number of trapping structures is 100.

In this study, four different variables were introduced to design the microfluidic device for blood plasma separation including: the angle between the daughter channels and the main channel, the widths, the diffuse angle and the number of daughter channels.

Main channels range in width between 200 and 400 m and are up to 4 m deep at bankful stage.

In calculating the wall shear stress, we assume that the device traps are occupied and therefore the width of the channel is roughly the same as the width of the main channel in the cell trap chamber.

The width of the main channel was fixed at 3.2 m while the branch had a changeable value of 0.8 m, 1.6 m and 2.4 m, respectively.

The protrusion of a structure constructed in a riverbed or on the lateral bank in the main channel of a river reduces the width of the water course and disturbs the flow and sediment transport (Chen et al. 2011, 2012).