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ECV 5418 Sediment Transport: DR Mohd Shahrizal Bin Ab Razak
ECV 5418 Sediment Transport: DR Mohd Shahrizal Bin Ab Razak
Sediment Transport
Dr Mohd Shahrizal Bin Ab Razak
Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
Universiti Putra Malaysia
Monday | 6 pm to 9 pm
1 8 O C TO B E R 2 0 2 1
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Dam
Sea
Upstream
Our territory mainly encompasses : Downstream
✓ Upstream to downstream (within)
River stabilization
✓ Freshwater only
✓ Basic mechanism of sediment movement
✓ Non-cohesive soils
✓ River flow discharge only
✓ River sediment discharge only
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Course synopsis
This course covers sediment characteristics and transport in channels. It also
covers behavior and protection of river banks as well as sedimentation in
reservoirs.
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Course and Programme Outcomes
Programme
Course Outcomes
Outcomes
Students are able to: PO1
1. design riverbank protection considering the river morphological process. (Advanced
(C6) knowledge)
2. PO2
estimate the sediment load in channels and sediment transport rate in reservoirs.
(Analysis and
(P4)
evaluate)
3. PO6
describe various mechanisms of sediment transport in rivers.(A3)
(lifelong)
PO1(C)- Demonstrate advanced and continuous knowledge as well as having the abilities to further
develop and use such knowledge in new situations or in the context of multi-disciplines.
PO2(C)- Critically analysed and evaluate problems in the discipline in situations where the information
is limited and provide solutions through the application of appropriate tools and techniques.
PO6(A) - Recognize the needs for continuous professional development.
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Course contents
Topic Subtopics Week
1. Introduction to sediment transport, course contents, assessments 1
2. Physical Properties of Sediment • Size of sediment particles 2
• Shape factor
• Density of specific weight
• Angle of repose for sediments
• Approaches for determining the fall velocity of the particles
3. Initiation Motion of Sediment • Shear stress approach 3
• Velocity approach
• Discharge approach
4. Bed Load Transport • Mechanism of sediment transport 4
• Threshold of particles movement
• Formulae for bed load transport estimation (duBoys, Shields,
Einsten-Brown etc)
5. Suspended Load Transport • Rouse equation 5
• Formulae for suspended sediment transport ( Formula Lane and
Kalinske, Brook, Einstein, Chang, Simon and Richardson )
6. Total load • Total sediment transport( Formula Einstein, Bagnold, Ackers and 6
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Course contents
Topic Subtopics Week
7. Sediment sampling • Bed load samplers 7
• Suspenled load samplers
• Field measurement technique
8. Alluvial Bed Forms • Types of bed foams in alluvial channels (ripples, dunes, plane 8
bed with sediment movement, anti-dunes)
• Prediction of bed forms using :
• Graphical approach
• Analytical approach
9. Flow Resistance of Sediments • Resistance of bed forms 9
• Bed form sediment
• Stage discharge predictors for alluvial channels (Einstein and
Barbarossa’s method, Engelund’s method)
10. River Morphology • River behaviour and evolution: Bend, river braiding, effect of a 10
long contraction, effect of overbank flow
• Aggradation and degradation
• Qualitative response of river system
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Course contents
Topic Subtopics Week
11. Protection of Riverbanks • Analysis of bank stability 11-12
• Methods of bank protection
• Riprap design
12. Sedimentation in Reservoirs • Effect of sedimentation 13
• Monitoring of sedimentation rate
• Reduction of sedimentation
• Sediment flushing
13. Sediment Controls in Rivers • Sediment control at headworks 14
• Sediment excluder
• Design criteria of sediment excluder
• Factors affecting efficiency of sediment excluder
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Assessment
Coursework (60 %) Final Examination (40 %)
Test 1 - 15% Section A - 20%
Test 2 - 15% (compulsory)
Assignments - 30%
(including quiz, written Section B - 20%
report, online participation,
group work)
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References
1. Chien, N., Wan, C. & McNown, J. (1999). Mechanics of Sediment Transport. New York: ASCE Publications.
2. Gyr, A. & Kinzelbach, W. (2007). Sedimentation and Sediment Transport. Doetinchem: Springer.
3. IAEA. (2007). Fluvial Sediment Transport: Analytical Techniques For Measuring Sediment Load:1461. New York: IAEA
Publications.
4. Simon, D. & Senturk, F. (1992). Sediment Transport Technology. Fort Collins: Water Resources Publications.
5. Vanoni, V. (2006). Sedimentation Engineering. New York: ASCE Publications.
6. Depeweg, H., Paudel, K.P. & Mendez, N.Z (2015). Sediment Transport in Irrigation Canals: A New Approach. Leiden:
CRC Press.
7. Dey, S. (2014). Fluvial Hydrodynamic: Hydrodynamic and Sediment Transport Phenomena. Heidelberg: Springer.
8. Knighton, D. (2014) Fluvial Forms and Processes. A New Perspective. New York: Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group).
9. Robert, A. (2014) River Processes. An Introduction to Fluvial Dynamics. New York: Routledge (Taylor & Francis
Group).
10. Schleiss, A.J., De Cesare, G., Franca, M.J. & Pfister, M. (2014). Reservoir Sedimentation. Leiden: CRC Press/Balkema
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Activity
Given the paper titled “Testing the accuracy of sediment transport
equations”, summarize the paper based on the following remarks:
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