Influence of Air Pocket Volume on Manhole Surge
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Abstract
Large discrete air pockets trapped along the crown of a nearly horizontal stormwater tunnel have been shown in laboratory experiments to produce large vertical surges of water as the air is expelled through a vertical riser connected to the tunnel crown. The phenomenon has been hypothesized as the source of observed geysers from manholes in such systems. A previous theor-etical framework that assumes an unlimited supply of air has been shown to reproduce the essential details of laboratory experiments although deviations were observed in tests with smaller air volumes. However, it is clear that if the air volume is sufficiently small, reduced surges must occur. Previous experi-ments also indicate that riser diameter is a significant parameter with smaller diameters resulting in larger surges. Experiments were conducted in which the air pocket volume and riser diameter were systematically varied. Vertical surges (when normalized by the tunnel diameter) from ~0.2 to>25 were observed, confirming that larger surges were associated with larger air pocket volumes and smaller riser diam-
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