507--528. Conceptualizing the measurement of the sediment transport rate by use of a magic screen. The Van Rijn formula [7][8] for suspended load corresponds to a resolution of the equation of concentration over depth: [math] \Large \frac{dc}{dz} \normalsize = - \Large \frac{(1-c)^5 \ c \ W_s}{\epsilon_{scw}} \normalsize , \qquad (29)[/math]. One set of transport model equations separates the total sediment load into suspended and bed load, whereas the other combines the two modes of … Dohmen-Janssen, M., 1999. J. Geophysical Res. Abstract. Sheet flow under nonlinear waves and currents. In this model, the sediment transport is separated into current- and wave-related transports. [math]u_{*j}[/math] is the shear velocity due to current or waves only, with subscript [math]j[/math] taking on the values [math]c[/math] (current) or [math]w[/math] (waves), respectively. (2013) have made a re-evaluation of … Sediment Transport Modeling in HEC-RAS Enter Geometric Data Grain size influence on sediment transport in oscillatory sheet flow, phase-lags and mobile-bed effects. Design of Channels in Coarse Alluvium 7. Example of such total load formulas: 58(1), 131--134. Sediment Transport Formulas Environmental Hydraulics Sediment Transport Modes • bed load along the bottom; particles in contact; bottom shear stress important • suspended load in the water column; particles sustained by turbulence; concentration profiles develop bed load suspended load sheet flow Increasing Shields number. stream Sediment transport as bedload and suspended load in unidirectional water flow. 2. 76, 26--42. The recent contributions and difficulties of sediment transport research in Australian rivers are discussed in the third part. /MediaBox [0 0 595.276 841.89] Indeed, it is very difficult to estimate sediment fluxes on beaches due to the combination of steady flows (currents) and oscillatory flows (waves). In: Proc. Soulsby, R.L., Damgaard, J.S., 2005. Several authors attempt to model these effects. In 1972, Kilinc (1972 ) studied experimentally and analytically the mechanics of soil erosion from overland flow generated by simulated rainfall. ����Y�c �w���1����E=#���L�"�����:n���_m�/� �Z4�` �9�-F��h�ʫ�)�sK�Ci��./a���m(�\t��uv�-Z�2b�īˀ�`�:�2p//�� If [math] \omega_j \leq \omega_{cr}[/math] then [math]\Omega_j = \omega_j \ \Large \frac{2 \ W_s \ T_{wj}}{d} \normalsize [/math] and [math]\Omega'_j=0, [/math], If [math] \omega_j \geq \omega_{cr}[/math] then [math] \Omega_j = \Large \frac{2 \ W_s \ T_{wj}}{d} \normalsize [/math] and [math] \Omega'_j= (\omega_j-1) \ \Large \frac{2 \ W_s \ T_{wj}}{d} \normalsize , \qquad (19) [/math], [math] \omega_j = \Large \frac{{u_{wj}}^2}{2 \ (s-1) \ g \ W_s \ T_{wj}} , \normalsize \qquad (20) [/math]. 78 p. Abstract This primer accompanies the release of BAGS, software developed to calculate sediment transport rate in gravel-bed rivers. where [math]h[/math] is the water depth, [math]U_{cw,net}[/math] is the net mean current after a wave period, [math]c_R[/math] the reference concentration at the bottom, [math]W_s[/math] the sediment fall speed, and [math]\epsilon[/math] the sediment diffusivity. Ribberink used the Madson and Grant model [18] model for which the friction coefficient [math]f_{cw}[/math] due to the wave and current interaction is defined such as: [math] f_{cw}=X_v \ f_c +(1-X_v) \ f_w \qquad(10) [/math]. Sediment transport primer: estimating bed-material transport in gravel-bed rivers. He proposed a new simplified suspended-load transport formula for steady flow (with or without waves) [32]: [math] q_{sb} = 0.015 \ U_c \ \Large \frac{d_{50}}{d_*^{0.6}} \normalsize \ \Psi^{2.0} \qquad (36) [/math]. The power of the wave height is found to be about 3 based on two extreme 1703—1714. @I^��M�y��*�'�\�=!�Ӟ1��{KNi"��o��e;uܥ�ݞ�g���~GOa��f`��֘�4�4�6,g3 ��FR_�Y�ת�.Bи|���Ǜ��Q��T੫�:��}���^�~q��%t�#�(�;�ߦ�caм��t�G�p�s_�1��:O(���n%���"և٪0��NZ5e. ), River Flow, Proc. xڥYKo�8��W�� cߔz��`f�,��`.�sPl'Z��z$���z��l�ݽ�KLQ�b��U�W���ݏ�(�)) However, the assumption that integrating to infinity or to [math]h[/math] produces about the same result, may not be valid when strong mixing due to wave breaking is present. where [math]T_w[/math], [math]T_{wc}[/math], [math]T_{wt}[/math] are the period and half-periods of wave taking into account the effect of a current (cf. Seabed shear stress and bedload transport due to asymmetric and skewed waves. [8] Mass conservation equations are used to describe the sediment transport and morphological evolution process. J. Geophysical Res. The suspended sediment load is written (components along the wave direction and perpendicular) [10]: [math] q_{ssw} = U_{cw,net} \ c_R \Large \frac{\epsilon}{W_s} \normalsize \left[ 1 - \exp \left( -\Large \frac{W_s h}{\epsilon} \normalsize \right)\right] , [/math], [math] q_{ssn} = U_c \sin\varphi \ c_R \Large \frac{\epsilon}{W_s} \normalsize \left[ 1 - \exp \left( -\Large \frac{W_s h}{\epsilon} \normalsize \right)\right] \qquad (37) [/math]. An interesting aspect of the formula is that it takes into account a possible quantity of sand still in suspension after each half-cycle, and hence moving in the other direction. • \qquad (4) [/math]. \qquad (31) [/math]. The sediment diffusion coefficient for a wave and current interaction is given by [7][8] : [math] \epsilon_{scw}(z) = [\epsilon_{sc}(z)^2+\epsilon_{sw}(z)^2]^{1/2} \qquad (32) [/math]. Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. in which [math]\alpha_{pl,b} = \alpha_{onshore} - \alpha_{offshore}[/math] and, [math] \alpha_j = \Large \frac{\nu^{0.25} \ {U_{wj}}^{0.5}}{{W_s} \ {T_j}^{0.75}} \normalsize \exp\left[ - \left(\Large \frac{U_{w,crsf}}{U_{wj}} \right)^2 \normalsize \right] \qquad (23) [/math]. where [math]\theta_{cw,on}[/math] and [math]\theta_{cw,off}[/math] are the mean values of the instantaneous shear stress over the two half periods [math]T_{wc}[/math] and [math]T_{wt}[/math] ([math]T_w=T_{wc}+T_{wt}[/math], in which [math]T_w[/math] is the wave period) defined as follows (see Fig. 2015--2029. Proc. of Technology, The Netherlands, ISBN 90-9012929-4. Materials and Methods [6] The numerical model PSEM_2D is applied to repro-duce the experiments of Elliot et al. "Sediment-yield Prediction with Universal Equation Using Runoff Energy Factor." The sediment transport equation needed the threshold of sediment motions. [math]\theta_{cw,m}[/math] is the mean Shields parameter and [math]\theta_{cw}[/math] the maximum Shields parameter due to wave-current interaction, and [math]\theta_{cn}= \frac{1}{2} f_c (U_c \sin\varphi)^2 / ((s-1)g d_{50})[/math]. Furthermore, these parameters induce different types of transport (bed load, suspended load and sheet flow), with very different physical implications for the movement of sand [1] and a probabilistic approach introduced by Einstein [2]. Indeed, it is very difficult to estimate sediment fluxes on beaches due to the combination of steady flows (currents) and oscillatory flows (waves). 12 is given by, [math] \theta_{cw,net} = \theta_{cw,on}+\theta_{cw,off} \qquad (13) [/math]. In order to simplify the calculations, the mean and maximum Shields parameter due to wave-current interaction is obtained by straightforward addition: [math]\theta_{cw,m} = ( {\theta_c}^2 + {\theta_{w,m}}^2 + 2 \theta_{w,m} \theta_c \cos\varphi)^{1/2}[/math]. 3 0 obj << Handbook sediment transport by currents and waves. where [math]h[/math] is the water depth, [math]z_a={\rm max}(k_{sct},k_{swt})[/math] the reference level, [math]k_{sct},k_{swt}[/math] total roughness values due to current and waves, respectively, and [math]\overline{u(z)}[/math] is the mean velocity (time averaged) at height [math]z[/math]. where [math]U_{w,crsf}[/math] is the critical velocity for inception of sheet-flow transport [30]}: [math] U_{w,crsf} = 8.35 \ [(s-1) g \ (d_{50} \ \delta_w)^{1/2}]^{1/2} \ (1 + r_w) \qquad (24) [/math]. d. Calculate the shear velocity e. Calculate the T*, and T*. Coastal Eng. In determining the suspended load [math]q_{ss}[/math], following the simplified approach by Madsen [33] and Madsen et al. Madsen, O.S., Tajima, Y., Ebersole, B.A., 2003. where [math]\Psi=(U_e-U_{cr})/\sqrt{(s-1)gd_{50}}[/math] is the mobility parameter, [math]U_e=U_c+\gamma U_w[/math] the effective velocity with [math]\gamma=0.4[/math] for irregular waves and [math]\gamma=0.8[/math] for regular waves, [math]U_{cr}[/math] the critical effective velocity for inception of movement. 1), [math] \theta_{w,onshore} = \Large \frac{1}{2T_{wc}} \int_0^{T_{wc}} \frac{f_{cw} (u_w(t)+U_c\cos\varphi)^2}{(s-1)g d_{50}} \normalsize dt , [/math], [math] \theta_{w,offshore} = \Large \frac{1}{2T_{wt}} \int_{T_{wc}}^{T_w} \frac{f_{cw} (u_w(t)+U_c\cos\varphi)^2}{(s-1)g d_{50}} \normalsize dt \qquad (14) [/math]. Conf. J. Depth-integrated sampling: (Figure 13-4) Along a vertical in the flow, measure Figure 1 Longshore sediment transport (sand, shingle) as function of wave energy parameter W= (H s,br)3 sin(2 br) The measured total longshore sand transport rates (16 cases from 6 field sites) are plotted in Figure 1 as function of the parameter W = (H s,br)3 sin(2 br). Indeed, it is very difficult to estimate sediment fluxes on beaches due to the combination of steady flows (currents) and oscillatory flows (waves). Rep. RMRS-GTR-226. These are: the equation of continuity for water, momentum equation, equation of continuity for sediment, sediment transport law (e.g., a power law), and resistance law (Manning’s or Chezy’s law). Discussion des formules de d\'ebit solide de Kalinske, Einstein, et MeyerPeter et M\"uller compte tenue des mesures r\'ecentes de transport dans les rivi\`eres n\'eerlandaises [discussion of bedload movement formulas of Kalinske, Einstein and Meyer-Peter and M\"uller and their application to recent measurements of bedload movement in the rivers of Holland]. on Fluvial Hydraulics. /Length 2322 He proposed a new simplified bedload transport formula for steady flow (with or without waves): [math] q_{sb} = 0.015 \ U_c \ h \; (\large \frac{d_{50}}{h})^{1.2} \normalsize \ \Psi^{1.5} \qquad (8) [/math]. four sediment transport capacity equations, explore the implications of the detachment-transport coupling concept (the validity of this coupling concept is not tested) and examine the ability of the Saint Venant equations to repre-sent eroding rills. Longshore Sediment Transport (CEM III-2) 1. SEDIMENT TRANSPORT, PART II: SUSPENDED LOAD TRANSPORT By Leo C. van Rijn1 ABSTRACT: A method is presented which enables the computation of the sus pended load as the depth-integration of the product of the local concentration and flow velocity. Madsen, O.S., Grant, W.D., 1976. For example, Bijker [3] and Bailard [4] [5] mainly validated their formula to field data for littoral drift; Van Rijn [6][7][8] or Camenen [9][10] compared their formulas to a large variety of laboratory and field data; Dibajana [11][12] and Ribberink [13][14] compared and fitted their formula to experimental flume data, simulating cross-shore dynamics (current opposite to incoming waves) for sheet-flow conditions especially. /ProcSet [ /PDF /Text ] Apart from size, shape affects the transport of sediment but there is no direct quantitative way to measure shape and its effe cts. Certain Formulae for Bed Load Transport 10. Battjes, J.A., Janssen, J. P. The sediment transport data from the three rivers were used to evaluate equations developed by Sinnakaudan et al. In case of a steady current [math]U_{cw,net}=U_c[/math]. Camenen, B., Larson, M., 2005. Coastal Eng. Then, integrating sediment fluxes over depth: [math] q_{ss} = \int^h_{z_a} \overline{u(z)} \ c(z) \ dz \qquad (30)[/math]. Furthermore, five different sediment transport methods (simplified Bagnold equation with/without routing by particle size, Kodoatie equation, Molinas and Wu equation, and Yang sand and gravel equation) were evaluated. In: The Sea. This produces an excavation close to the gate and a deposit upstream of the obstacle, as illustrated in Figure7c. The direction of sediment fluxes is always that of the current since this formula was proposed to estimate longshore transport rate. "Wu et al." where [math]\overrightarrow{\theta(t)} = 0.5 \ f_{cw} \ |u(t)|\overrightarrow{u(t)} \ / \ [(s-1) \ g \ d_{50}][/math] is the time-dependent Shields parameter ({\it cf.} Bedload sediment transport in coastal waters. Sediment transport model 7.1 Introduction This chapter describes the sediment transport model implemented in COHE-RENS. Coastal Sediments'07. Before model calibration and validation for sediment, SWAT-Twn with default sediment transport method performed better in sediment simulation than the official SWAT model (version 664). >> The threshold of sediment motion is critical stress motion at which sediment particle begin to move, the condition threshold of sediment motion is usually expressed in terms of a critical shear stress or threshold shear stress. Survey Prof. Paper. a sediment bed, which will further help us understand the likelihood of sediment getting transported. Tech. There are two approaches to coupled sediment routing and bed evolution, i.e., noncapacity and capacity models (or, customarily, nonequilibrium and equilibrium). Bijker, E.W., 1971. • Equations predictions are also improved by including limited sediment mobility. In: Proc. c. Calculate the dimensionless grain diameter. da Silva, P.A., Temperville, A., Seabra Santos, F., 2006. 99(C6), 707--727. The estimation of the time-averaged velocity is based on the logarithmic velocity profile: [math] \overline{u(z)} = U_c \ \Large \frac{\log (30 \delta_w/k_a)}{\log(30 h/k_a)-1} \ \frac{\log(30z/k_{sc})}{\log(30\delta_w/k_{sc})-1} \; \normalsize [/math] if [math] \; z \leq \delta_w , [/math], [math] \overline{u(z)} = U_c \ \Large \frac{\log(30z/k_a)}{\log(30h/k_a)-1} \normalsize \; [/math] if [math] \; z \gt \delta_w \qquad (35) [/math]. Sediment transport outside the surf zone. "Parker" (1990) – A bedload transport equation. Sediment Transport Capacity Equations for Non-Cohesive Sediment. The Kamphuis formula was found to give the best agreement between computed and measured transport rates based on the work of Schoonees and Theron (1993, 1996). Royal Society of London A(330), 537—559. "Meyer-Peter Müller" (1948) – A bedload transport equation. 1 0 obj << Lausanne, Switzerland, pp. Shape. set-up, set-down), breaking wave effects (turbulence, undertow), and topographic influence (mean slope and bed forms). In the equilibrium model, the Exner equation dictates that the flow entrains sediment in the . There are two general categories of sediment transport model equations used to simulate the movement of sediment in natural rivers. Lisbon, Portugal, pp. where [math]\delta_c=100d/h[/math] is dimensionless thickness of the bed load layer. In: Meyer, R.E. 31 0 obj << One difficulty for this formulation is the estimation of the friction coefficient due to the wave-current interaction as Bailard [5] did not specify any expression for this friction factor. [/math]. Rep. 209, M. I. T., Cambridge, Massassuchetts, USA. Coastal Sediments'03. [math]u_{wc}^2[/math] and [math]u_{wt}^2[/math] the average quadratic velocities (wave + current) over each half-period expressed as: [math] {u_{wj}}^2 = \Large \frac{2}{T_{wj}}\int_t^{t+T_{wj}} \normalsize u^2(t) \ dt + 2 \ {U_c}^2 \ sin^2\varphi \qquad (18) [/math]. Includes 1-D, 2-D (both depth- and width-averaged) and 3-D models, as well as the integration and coupling of these models. Ph.D. thesis, Delft Univ. ���[U�����ģ�!�ڇ�v��� �g�2n�8?���=��ش�����Yd g�S͗���cڴ��W+� �C��ޱ�2 z�X���Tt�� ���ç�p&"�w~��H�;�kT��3h���2�E4S#����}��X7�? 29th Int. The breaking wave coefficient is defined by: [math] C_b = 2 , \; H_w/h \lt 0.05 ; \quad C_b = 2 + 3 \ (H_w/h-0.05) , \; 0.05\lt H_w/h\lt 0.4 ; \quad C_b = 5 , \; 0.4\lt H_w/h . 53, 897—913. ��L���q�X�A9Ur��D� J. "Sediment Transport: New Approach and Analysis." A method is presented which enables the computation of the suspended load as the depth‐integration of the product of the local concentration and flow velocity. where [math]c(z)[/math] is the mean volume concentration (time averaged) at height [math]z[/math], [math](1-c)^5[/math] corresponds to the decrease of the settling velocity due to high concentrations, and [math]\epsilon_{scw}[/math] is the mixing coefficient in case of a wave-current interaction. (Eds. Practical Aspects of Bed Formation 4. Sediment deposited in rivers and harbours … Sediment transport in oscillatory boundary layers in cases of rippled beds and sheet flow. 1) according to: [math] U_{cw,on} = [\Large \frac{1}{T_{wc}} \int_0^{T_{wc}} \normalsize (u_w(t)+U_c \cos\varphi)^2 dt ]^{1/2},[/math], [math] U_{cw,off} = [\Large \frac{1}{T_{wt}} \int_{T_{wc}}^{T_w} \normalsize (u_w(t)+U_c\cos\varphi)^2 dt]^{1/2}. Thomas Telford, London, UK, ISBN 0-7277-2584 X. Watanabe, A., Sato, S., 2004. It is derived from Frijlink's formula [15] for a current only with a modification of the bottom shear stress using a wave-current model. = c a/( ),bwhere c is the shortest of the three perpendicular axes (a, b, c,) of the particle. The method is based on the computation of the reference concentration from the bed-load transport. SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODEL for the 3-D, respectively 2-D case. The Bailard and Inman formula [5] is derived directly from the Bagnold model. /Resources 1 0 R The coefficient perpendicular to the waves, where only the current transports sediment, is set to [math]a_n = 12[/math], and the coefficient in the term describing initiation of motion is [math]b = 4.5[/math]. Applies concepts to sediment dispersal in rivers, deltas, estuaries, beaches, continental shelves, slopes, and rises, with emphasis on … Chan, K.W., Baird, M. In: Proc. Coastal Dynamics'05. J. Longshore sediment transport: a realistic order-of-magnitude estimate. Ribberink also proposed to compute total roughness values as follows: [math] k_{st} = {\rm max} \left( k_s;d_{50} \ [1+6 \ (\lt |\theta(t)|\gt / \theta_{cr}-1)] \right) \qquad (11)[/math]. Bedload transport can be written as follows: [math] q_{sb} = 0.25 \ d_{50} \ d_*^{-0.3} \ (\tau_{cw}/ \rho)^{0.5} \ \left( \tau_{cw} / \tau_{cr} \ - 1 \right) \qquad (7)[/math]. [25][26]. The process induces coastal erosion, sediment transport and accretion. Sediment Load 3. Since the experiments of Dibajnia and Watanabe [11] and Ribberink and Salam [13], one realized that for intense sheet-flow transport, net bedload in the wave direction could be reduced or even be switched to the opposite direction of waves due to the phase-lag between sediment concentrations and fluid velocities [22]. ��@D2�D�4A���'�j8��m���=n��>�w~W�F������S��M��+2�� F���qÇ'"VV!�8��ia�&ar�[�>�w%�`ط��i;8Et~0��mI&��?�{�����+ܡZVXQÊ�W�W�����M�P����g�%�u�G��٘���\���z|�I��}�Δ�7���=nzt"M0q���dZ[+t�_d�^H���-K�D@`>�_nHz~(Y�v~��1�`����q�cO�������2��*uPո̴��lC籥�xg��� NA��� �T��7�g�;�w�mu�>��Ƴ3f���q���� Ribberink. /Parent 28 0 R Comprehensive text on the fundamentals of modeling flow and sediment transport in rivers treating both physical principles and numerical methods for various degrees of complexity. figure 2); [math]\Omega_c[/math], [math]\Omega_t[/math] are the amount of sand entrained and settled during the half-period [math]T_{wc}[/math] and [math]T_{wt}[/math], respectively; [math]\Omega'_c[/math], [math]\Omega'_t[/math] arecthe amount of suspended sand remaining from the positive and the negative half-cycle respectively. the unit sediment transport rate qs would be equal to M/T divided by the width of the flow. ����C���w��x��٭��e����]���҇J�-.���}��q�`�pB&*�%ڹ�ܻ��D?L���Ŀ���S�:�Lsp����c���HTۇJ�5/|.�SOa� Camenen and Larson [9] developed a formula for bed load transport in a similar approach as Ribberink. Sheet flow transport formula extended and applied to horizontal plane problems. In Present and Prospective Technology for Predicting Sediment Yield and Sources: Proceedings of the Sediment Yield Workshop. b. The direction of sediment fluxes is also that of the current. Recent measurements in large rivers showed however that [math]\sigma_c[/math] may be overestimated using Eq. 23rd Int. ASCE, Clearwater Beach, Florida, USA, pp. J. Waterways Harbors Division 97, WW4, 687--701. in the mechanics of sediment transport is the ratio of drag and resisting force for horizontal and low slope channel. Bed-load transport for steady flows and unsteady oscillatory flows. Longshore transport computation. \qquad (42) [/math]. Sediment transport, part II: suspended load transport. Einstein, H.A., 1972. m�W��d Journal of the Hydraulics Division, vol 99, no HY11, ... Williams, J.R. 1975. 133(6), 649—667. Water 2021, 13, 232 15 of 20 accelerating region of the wave, whereas it deposits while decelerating. Discussion of "measurements of sheet flow transport in acceleration-skewed oscillatory flow and comparison with practical formulations" by D.A. where [math]d_*=\sqrt[3]{(s-1)g/\nu^2} \ d_{50}[/math] is the dimensionless grain size. 2. Dibajnia, M., Watanabe, A., 1992. In the rst one, a discussion is given of phys- ical parameters and processes (bed shear stress, molecular viscosity, waves) which are of importance for the sediment and the in uence of sediments on the physics through density gradients. J. unpublished technical report, Waterways Experiment Station, U. S. Army Corps of Engineer, Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA. Recently Mil-Homens et al. Bailard, J.A., Inman, D.L., 1981. [math]\omega_{cr}[/math] is a ripple parameter defined as: [math] \omega_{cr} = 0.03 \; [/math] if [math] \; \theta_{cw(max)} \leq 0.2 ; [/math], [math] \omega_{cr} = 1-0.97 \ [1- 6.25 \ (\theta_{cw(max)}-0.2)^2 ]^{0.5} \; [/math] If [math] \; 0.2 \lt \theta_{cw(max)} \lt 0.6 ; [/math], [math] \omega_{cr} = 1 \; [/math] if [math] \; 0.6 \lt \theta_{cw(max)} \qquad (21) [/math]. Following the approach proposed by Dibajnia and Watanabe, Camenen and Larson [27] introduced a parameter in Eq. Estimation of Bed Load 9. load, bed load and bed erosion sediment transport equations have been developed as the function of the sediment grain size, the sediment concentration, the slope of the culverts or sewers, the bed roughness. [math]u_w(t)[/math] is the instantaneous wave orbital velocity, and [math]\varphi[/math] the angle between wave direction and current direction. Tech. where [math]\epsilon_s[/math] is the suspended load efficiency, and [math]\lt \ \gt [/math] yields an average over several periods of the wave. The values of the exponents b and g range typically between 1.2 < b < 1.9 and 1.4 < g < 2.4 (Julien & Simons 1984). In: Proc. Practical sand transport formula for non-breaking waves and currents. The sediment transport equation assessments have been carried out using Yang, Engelund & Hansen, Ackers & White and Graf equations. Coastal Eng. [math] \epsilon_{sc}(z) = \epsilon_{sc,max} = 0.25 \kappa \beta_s u_* h \;[/math] if [math] \; z \gt h/2[/math] , [math] \epsilon_{sc}(z) = \epsilon_{sc,max} \ \left[1-\left(1-2 \Large \frac{z}{h} \right)^2 \normalsize \right] \; [/math] if [math] \; z \leq h/2 \qquad (33) [/math], where [math]\beta_s={\rm min}(1.5,1+2(W_s/u_*)^2)[/math], and [math]u_*=\sqrt{\tau_{cw}/\rho}[/math] is the shear velocity, and, [math] \epsilon_{sw}(z) = \epsilon_{sw,b} = 0.004 \ a_{br} \ d_* \ \delta_s \ U_w \; [/math] if [math] \; z \leq \delta_s , [/math], [math] \epsilon_{sw}(z) = \epsilon_{sw,max} = 0.035 \ a_{br} \ h \Large \frac{H_w}{T_w} \normalsize \; [/math] if [math] \; z \gt h/2 , [/math], [math] \epsilon_{sw}(z) = \epsilon_{sw,b}+(\epsilon_{sw,max}-\epsilon_{sw,b}) \ \Large \frac{z-\delta_s}{h/2-\delta_s} \normalsize \; [/math] if [math] \; \delta_s \lt z \leq h/2 \qquad (34) [/math]. 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