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Ski jump - jet trajectory (5)


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    Ski jump - jet trajectory (5)

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This photo shows a ski jump investigation with circular-shaped flip buckets in a hydraulic model at VAW. The water jet downstream of a flip bucket of radius 0.40 m and deflection angle 30° results from an approach water depth of 0.05 m and an approach flow Froude number of 10. The recirculation flow depth under the jet is small. The jet reaches the maximum channel height.

Date
2004
Copyright
Laboratory of Hydraulics, Hydrology and Glaciology (VAW), Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Switzerland
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Energy dissipation Flip bucket Hydraulic experimentation Jet trajectory Ski jump Spillway
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