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Development Application - Part 2 of 2 - Report & Plans · OPW11/0116
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Velocities at the end of the training wall were up to lm/s on the flood tide at the end of the training wall, but are close to
existing velocities (-0.5m/s) on the ebb tide. The curved "closure" typically experiences relatively low velocities (<0.25 -
0.4m/s) on both the ebb and flood tides along its full length, although does show elevated velocities (up to lm/s) at the
downstream end on spring ebb tides.
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Figure 36: Results of MIKE21HD model [ebb & flood tide] for Option E [combination]
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