竖缝式鱼道中安装和移除圆柱体的2D非稳定流动实验研究

Vertical slot fish passes have been applied as a solution to mitigate fish migration problems in running waters, for over
two decades. They are commonly used to enable target fish to ascend through obstacles in rivers. However, small
species are rarely considered in such fishways, of which the performance for small fish still remains unknown. This
experiment was to study the turbulence structure in a vertical slot fish pass concerning two different pool length/width
ratios of 9 and 6.67 as well as the effect of instal领 a cylinder behind the slot in affecting the characteristics of
instationary flow. Cylinders are considered an effective solution to modify the flow structure and to reduce velocity and
turbulent energy in order to adapt the flow for the passage of small fish species. Flow visualization and particle image
velocimetry were used to study the characteristics of mean flow and turbulence and particular emphasis on the unsteady
flow. The results show that flow patterns consist of a water jet and one or two recirculation zones depending on the
length/width ratio of the pool. The direction of the jet was strongly affected by the vertical cylinders. The frequencies
and spatio-temporal evolutions of the main jet beats were analyzed. Combining with the previous studies of fish
migration experiments, the results provide hydraulic evidence on the biological performance. 德国LaVision PIV/PLIF粒子成像测速场仪