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After dividing side by side, the basic relationship will be obtained in the
following form:
2
4
3
5
H þ
ln H
3
2
u x ð
z
Þ¼u 0 1
þ
e 3 = 2
(10)
U
ln
The following symbols were used in the above equations: e
¼
the base of
Naperian logarithm, U
u 0 ¼
depth averaged water velocity. It is to be stressed that the von Karmann constant is
still a matter of research (Nowh 1989 ).
Equation ( 10 ) gives good results until z / H
¼
parameter of the model,
u x ð
z
Þ¼
water velocity,
>
0.02. Moreover, it can be noticed
that for z / H
¼
0.30701 , there is
u x ¼ u 0 . An example of the curve according to ( 10 )
is presented in Fig. 1 .
Formula ( 10 ) is especially suitable for experimental data analyses, because if
there is a set of field measurement data
f
u i ;
z i H
=
g
, it is possible to calculate constant
values of U and
u 0 in this formula, using the least square method.
P Y i P u
i
P u i YðÞ
2
P u ðÞ P Y i P YðÞ P u i YðÞ
½
u 0 ¼
(11)
P Y i P u
i
P u i YðÞ
¼
2
½
U
e 3 = 2
P YðÞ P u
ðÞ P uðÞ P u
ln
(12)
2
YðÞ
where
3
2
z
H þ
ln z
Y
ð
z
Þ¼
H ;
Y i ¼
YzðÞ
(13)
Fig. 1 Plot of curves
u x z
ð
;
U
Þ
for different values of U
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