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Record #122271:

Submerged warm water jet discharge in an ice-covered reservoir or lake / Ruochuan Gu, Heinz G. Stefan.

Title: Submerged warm water jet discharge in an ice-covered reservoir or lake / Ruochuan Gu, Heinz G. Stefan.
Author(s): Gu, Ruochuan.
Stefan, Heinz G.
Date: 1993.
In: Cold Regions Science and Technology. (1993.), Vol. 21(2) (1993)
Abstract: Illustrates unusual hydrothermal features by means of simulations with one-dimensional integral model and two-dimensional finite-difference computer model. Results suggest, for practical engineering problems, that warm-water discharges into ice-covered water bodies are strongly influenced by absolute temperature and duration of discharge. Large variations in jet flow behaviour occur as ambient cold water becomes diluted with warmer water. Depending on state of mixing achieved, warm-water jet discharge can be fully sinking or rise permanently to surface where it will melt ice.
Notes:

Cold Regions Science and Technology. Vol. 21(2) :151-168 (1993).

Keywords: 624.145 -- Floating ice, engineering aspects.
624.145.3 -- Floating ice, prevention.
624.145.6 -- Floating ice, control.
627.81 -- Reservoirs.
627.84 -- Hydraulic power plants.
E12 -- Glaciology: frozen ground / snow and ice engineering.
SPRI record no.: 122271

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