Closure to “Vertical Mixing in the Fully Developed Turbulent Layer of Sediment-Laden Open-Channel Flow” by Erik A. Toorman
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Acknowledgments
The writer wishes to thank both discussers for providing the additional material referred to. Dr. Absi (personal communication, 2009) also indicated an overlooked typing error in Eq. (18), in which the drag correction factor should read . Dr. Muste kindly made available his experimental data from the experiments carried out at Kobe University.
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Volume 137 • Issue 9 • September 2011
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Received: Nov 23, 2010
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Published online: Aug 15, 2011
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