Oscillating jump

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The experiment was carried out at the Hydraulics laboratory of RomaTre University. An oscillating jump develops downstream of a drop structure. The oscillating jump or oscillating jet is a transition condition between an hydraulic jump (submerged jet flow) and an undular jump (surface wave flow).

Author
Claudia Adduce

Keywords
flow hydraulic jump jump submerged submerged jet flow surface wave flow

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