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Chapter 4 - Experimental setup and test procedure<br />

Channel bottom<br />

Water surface<br />

Water surface<br />

Channel bottom<br />

Noise<br />

Figure 4.26: Used UVP Software, showing a sample file<br />

After rearrangement of the velocity profiles 1 , the data was exported to a text file for further automatic<br />

treatment with Matlab.<br />

The Matlab treatment, which is described schematically in the flowchart on Fig. 4.27, served to<br />

plot isoline fields of tangential velocities, the flow field in the cross-sections (radial and vertical<br />

velocity components) and finally 3D plots of the velocity vectors over the whole channel. Since<br />

the density of velocity vectors on the plot was much too high, only every fourth measurement<br />

point (in vertical direction) was used for the plots. These plots are given in Appendix 11.<br />

1. Three raw data files cover one cross-section of the channel. If the vertical profiles are numbered<br />

from outer bank to inner bank from 1 to 9, the first measurement gives positions 3, 6 and 9, the<br />

second one 2, 5 and 8 and the third one 1, 4 and 7.<br />

page 96 / November 9, 2002<br />

Wall roughness effects on flow and scouring

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