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Rockfill in hydraulic engineering
Stephenson, D. (1979). Rockfill in hydraulic engineering. Developments in geotechnical engineering, 27. Elsevier Scientific: Amsterdam. ISBN 0-444-41828-8. XI, 215 pp.
Part of: Developments in geotechnical engineering. Elsevier. ISSN 0165-1250; e-ISSN 2212-0610, more

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Document type: Training material

Keywords
    Channel stabilization
    Energy dissipation
    Engineering > Hydraulic engineering
    Gabions
    Protection > Environmental protection > Coastal zone management > Shore protection
    Retaining walls
    Rock properties
    Rockfill
    Rockfill dams
    Soil drainage
    Usage

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  • Stephenson, D.

Abstract
    The various uses of rock in water engineering are described with generalized equations using dimensionless parameters. A rationalization of flowfriction loss equations for flow through and over rockfill is made, and general descriptive matter and equations are developed before a detailed analysis of rock in its various applications is made. These include construction of walls and dams, channel linings and shore protection. Specific sections on hydraulics such as energy dissipation and flow through aquifers are treated separately. Chapters also cover soil drainage, hydraulic transport of rock, and the properties and uses of rock.

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