Spillway Flows is a hydraulic phenomenon characterized by the controlled release of water over a structured channel or weir designed to safely convey excess flow from a reservoir, distinguished from other free-surface flows by its engineered geometry, high energy dissipation requirements, and specific function in dam safety and flood mitigation.
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Skimming Flow in Stepped Spillways
N. Rajaratnam · Journal of Hydraulic Engineering · 1990 · 273 citations
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