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Hydro Science & Marine Engineering

ISSN: 2661-331X (Online)

  • Article

    Effects of Spur Dyke’s Orientation on Bed Variation in Channel Bend

    Mohammad Athar, Talib Mansoor, Nishank Aggarwal
    1-9

    Article ID: 109376    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/hsme.v3i2.3834
    672  (Abstract) 394  (Download)

    Abstract: Spur dykes also known as Groynes are often used to either divert or attract the flow from the main structure to safeguard their life. Those structures may be bridge piers, abutments or any similar hydraulics structures. Spur dykes are also used to save the cutting of banks on concave side of stream. Lots of work have been done in recent past on spur dykes by many investigators in which various hydraulic and geometrical parameters of spur dykes... More

  • Article

    Degree of Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation in Context of Climate Change in a Watershed: Case of Oueme Basin, Benin (West Africa)

    Femi Cocker, Eric A. Alamou, Bernadin M. Elegbede, Ismaïla I. Toko
    10-17

    Article ID: 109378    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/hsme.v3i2.3837
    845  (Abstract) 482  (Download)

    Abstract: This study is based on the hypothesis that the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) tools in the Oueme watershed has not led to a systematic improvement in the degree of IWRM implementation in the Oueme Valley in Benin. Methodologically, data were collected through a semi-structured survey of stakeholder families in the study area using snowball sampling. The tool used was the form developed by the United Nations to... More

  • Editorial

    Recent Development in Ice Engineering

    Li Zhou
    18-19

    Article ID: 109451    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/hsme.v3i2.4081
    524  (Abstract) 346  (Download)

    Abstract: Ice Engineering is associated with how to solve challenges from different kinds of ice, such as, sea ice, river ice, lake ice, icing, and snow in cold regions. The aim is to design special structures which could resist structural and global impact from drifting ice and freezing ice. More

  • Article

    Effect of Meander on Bridge Pier Scour

    Mohammad Athar, M.K. Sabiree, H. Athar
    20-31

    Article ID: 109449    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/hsme.v3i2.4079
    565  (Abstract) 180  (Download)

    Abstract: Lots of work regarding the scour around bridge piers in straight channelhave been done in the past by many researchers. Many factors which affectscour around piers such as shape of piers, size, positioning and orientationetc. have been studied in detail by them. However, similar studies inmeandering channels are scanty. Very few researchers have studied theeffect of angular displacement which has considerable effects of scouraround bridge... More

  • Article

    Surface Water Quality Assessment of Panchagnaga River and Development of DO-BOD Relationship Using Empirical Approach

    Shilpa Yakkerimath, Sanjaykumar Divekar, Chidanand Patil, Amruth A, Purandara Bekal
    32-42

    Article ID: 109486    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/hsme.v3i2.4121
    597  (Abstract) 421  (Download)

    Abstract: Surface water samples were collected from selected locations along river Panchaganga, from Kolhapur to Narsobawadi during April 2019. Physicochemical parameters were determined in the laboratory and chemical mass balance approach was adopted to estimate the individual ionic loads in the river water. Streeter-Phelps equation was applied to derive a relationship between DO and BOD5. Model parameters such as De-oxygenation Rate (Kd) and Re-aeration... More