Civil Engineering Reports

The spectrum of energy in turbulent shear flow

Contributor:Kesic, Dragoljub Mile; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Panchev, S. (Stoicho), 1933-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1970-09

The spectrum of energy in isothermal turbulent shear flow at large wave numbers is studied following the phenomenological approach used by Tchen (1953), Hinze (1959), and Panchev (1968, 1969). The considered spectrum ...

Meteorological data, 1887-1957 : a summary of 71 years of meteorological data at the Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station, Fort Collins, Colo.

Contributor:Parshall, Maxwell; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
Date:1961-06

Forms of bed roughness in alluvial channels

Contributor:Simons, Daryl B.; Richardson, E. V. (Everett V.), 1924-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959

Colorado's ground-water problems. Ground water in Colorado

Contributor:Bittinger, Morton W.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
Date:1959-08

Hydraulic model study of spur dikes for highway bridge openings

Contributor:Karaki, Susumu; Colorado State University. Hydraulics Laboratory; United States. Bureau of Public Roads. Hydraulics Research Division; Alabama. State Highway Department; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959-09

Preliminary report on research conducted concurrently with the Hail Suppression Program of the Weather Modification Company in 1959 in northeastern Colorado

Contributor:Schleusener, Richard A.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Weather Modification Company, Redlands, Calif.
Date:1959

A study of flow in alluvial channels : depth-discharge relations

Contributor:Simons, Daryl B.; Richardson, E. V. (Everett V.), 1924-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959?

Alluvial channel stage-discharge and depth-discharge relations were studied in a large sand bed-recirculating flume. From this study, it was found that the form of these relationships are intimately related to: 1. Regime ...

Resistance properties of sediment-laden streams : discussions

Contributor:Simons, Daryl B.; Richardson, E. V. (Everett V.), 1924-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959?

Status report on Colorado Cooperative Project in Climatology through 30 June 1959

Contributor:Schleusener, Richard A.; United States. Soil Conservation Service; Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959?

This report is a summary of progress on the status of the Colorado Cooperative Project in Climatology. Primary emphasis in this project has been to place certain weather data on I.B.M. punched cards. The history of the ...

Progress report : dispersion and concentration of radioactive wastes by stream sediments

Contributor:Sayre, William W.; Guy, Harold P.; Chamberlain, Adrian Ramond; U. S. Atomic Energy Commission; Geological Survey (U. S.); United States. Agricultural Research Service; Colorado State University; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:undated

The factors involved and the present status of research concerning disposal of radioactive wastes in natural streams are reviewed with respect to: 1) waste characteristics, 2) dispersion theory, 3) sorption by sediments, ...

Introductory remarks on bed forms

Contributor:Liu, Hsin-Kuan; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959-08

Complete development of the turbulent distribution of velocity in smooth ducts

Contributor:Reichardt, H.; Shweizer, Herbert H.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1951?

Synoptic patterns associated with hail occurrence in northeastern Colorado

Contributor:Hodges, Hayden; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:undated

Hail on the high plains of Northeastern Colorado is associated with four major types of synoptic patterns. The first and most prevalent is the cP outbreak. The second most common is a frontal effect associated with a ...

Some aspects of roughness in alluvial channels

Contributor:Ali, Said Malik; Albertson, Maurice L.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1953-08

Partial bibliography on contents of A. G. U. trans. from 1935 - 1952 with emphasis on hydraulics & sedimentation

Contributor:Chamberlain, Adrian Ramond; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1954-01

Partial bibliography on contents of A. S. C. E. trans. from 1935 - 1953 with emphasis on hydraulics & sedimentation

Contributor:Chamberlain, Adrian Ramond; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1954-01

Longitudinal distribution of virtual mass and damping forces on a pitching and heaving ship

Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (U.S.); Colorado State University. Research Foundation; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1959-08-28

Atmospheric diffusion from a point source

Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun; Colorado A & M College; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1951-08

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The use of intrinsic variables in geographical reconnaissances of small areas

Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun; Colorado A & M College; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:undated

Influence of shape on the fall velocity of sedimentary particles

Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Wilde, Robert Harris; Albertson, Maurice L.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1953-05

Techniques used in modern sediment engineering require knowledge of the fall velocity of sediment particles in water. Under certain conditions the fall velocity of a sphere can be computed using Stokes Law. Stokes Law, ...