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Substituting Eq. (2.116) into Eqs. (2.113) and (2.114) and assuming a constant p a
yields
g z s
u x )
∂(ρ
u x
)
+ ∂(ρ
+ ∂(ρ
u y u x
)
+ ∂(ρ
u z u x
)
0 g
z s
z ∂ρ
=− ρ
x
x dz
t
x
y
z
+ ∂τ
+ ∂τ
+ ∂τ
xy
xx
xz
(2.117)
x
y
z
g z s
u y )
∂(ρ
∂(ρ
u y )
+ ∂(ρ
u x u y )
+ ∂(ρ
u z u y )
0 g
z s
z ∂ρ
+
=− ρ
y dz
t
x
y
z
y
+ ∂τ
+ ∂τ
+ ∂τ
yx
yy
yz
(2.118)
x
y
z
ρ 0 is the flow density at the water surface.
Integrating Eqs. (2.112), (2.117), and (2.118) over the flow depth leads to the
depth-integrated 2-D flow equations:
ρ
where
h
+ ∂(ρ
hU x )
+ ∂(ρ
hU y
)
+ ρ b
z b
=
0
(2.119)
t
x
y
t
hU x )
∂(ρ
hU x )
+ ∂(ρ
+ ∂(ρ
hU y U x
)
gh
2 gh 2 ∂ρ
x + [
(
T xx +
D xx ) ]
z s
1
h
=− ρ
x
t
x
y
x
+ [
h
(
T xy
+
D xy
) ]
+ τ
τ bx
(2.120)
sx
y
hU y )
∂(ρ
∂(ρ
hU y
)
+ ∂(ρ
hU x U y
)
gh
z s
1
2 gh 2 ∂ρ
y + [
h
(
T yx
+
D yx
) ]
+
=− ρ
t
x
y
y
x
+ [
h
(
T yy
+
D yy
) ]
+ τ sy τ by
(2.121)
y
where
b is the density of the water-sediment mixture in the bed surface layer, deter-
mined by
ρ
, with p m being the porosity of the surface-layer bed
material. Note that in the derivation of Eqs. (2.119)-(2.121), it is assumed that the
flow density is constant along the flow depth but varies horizontally.
Integrating Eqs. (2.112), (2.113), and (2.115) over the flow width yields the width-
integrated 2-D equations of flow with a density varying in the longitudinal section:
ρ b = ρ f p m + ρ
p m )
(
1
s
bU x )
bU z )
∂(ρ
b
)
+ ∂(ρ
+ ∂(ρ
=
0
(2.122)
t
x
z
bU x
bU x )
bU z U x
( T xx
+ D xx
b p
∂(ρ
)
+ ∂(ρ
+ ∂(ρ
)
x + [
b
) ]
=−
t
x
z
x
( T xz
+ D xz
+ [
b
) ]
(
m 1
τ
+
m 2
τ
)
x 1
x 2
z
(2.123)
 
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