Muhammad Ahmad Abdul-Muttalib
Lecturer
Morphological Changes in the Nile River in the Bridges Region
Engineering Research Journal-Faculty of Engineering (Shoubra) • 2022
Publication Information
Authors
H Elsaeed, G., A Moussa, M., A Abdul-Muttalib, M., & SA Mohammed, S. A.
Keywords
Morphology, Hydraulic structure, Scour, AD (Aswan Dam), Dredging Operations.
Journal
Engineering Research Journal-Faculty of Engineering (Shoubra)
Publisher
Benha University, Faculty of Engineering (Shoubra)
Volume
51
Issue
(2)
Pages
148-155.
publication.type
Local
Paper Link
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Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
In light of the Nile River's importance to Egypt, this
study was started to explore the river's flow and
sediment in an analytical manner. The goal of this
research is to look into the morphological changes
in the Nile River. The Nile River is subjected to
erosion and sedimentation at various points due to
its natural geomorphology. Within the fourth
stretch, it was focused on two regions. Upstream
and downstream of the El-Menia bridge were the
first. Upstream and downstream of the Bani
Suefbridge were the second. Along the research
region, 70 cross-sections from 1982 were compared
to 2002. In addition, the same cross-sections from
2002 and 2004 were compared along the same area.
During these times, the deposition and scour were
calculated. In the first location, erosion happened
more frequently than deposition, according to the
comparison. In the second area, on the other hand,
the comparison revealed that deposition was more
common than erosion.
study was started to explore the river's flow and
sediment in an analytical manner. The goal of this
research is to look into the morphological changes
in the Nile River. The Nile River is subjected to
erosion and sedimentation at various points due to
its natural geomorphology. Within the fourth
stretch, it was focused on two regions. Upstream
and downstream of the El-Menia bridge were the
first. Upstream and downstream of the Bani
Suefbridge were the second. Along the research
region, 70 cross-sections from 1982 were compared
to 2002. In addition, the same cross-sections from
2002 and 2004 were compared along the same area.
During these times, the deposition and scour were
calculated. In the first location, erosion happened
more frequently than deposition, according to the
comparison. In the second area, on the other hand,
the comparison revealed that deposition was more
common than erosion.