Quick Summary: Bubbles can be easily tracked ensuring that geometry sharp edges are protected by the bubbly flow. A hydraulic jump is a free-surface flow characterised by the sudden transition from a high-velocity supercritical flow into a slow ...
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Bubbles can be easily tracked ensuring that geometry sharp edges are protected by the bubbly flow. A hydraulic jump is a free-surface flow characterised by the sudden transition from a high-velocity supercritical flow into a slow ... A hydraulic jump is the sudden transition from a high-velocity free-surface flow into a slower fluvial flow.
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- Bubbles can be easily tracked ensuring that geometry sharp edges are protected by the bubbly flow.
- A hydraulic jump is a free-surface flow characterised by the sudden transition from a high-velocity supercritical flow into a slow ...
- A hydraulic jump is the sudden transition from a high-velocity free-surface flow into a slower fluvial flow.
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