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Fig 1.

Configuration of flume and culvert model.

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Table 1.

Experimental cases.

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Fig 2.

Scour profile for box culvert.

(A) non-blocked, (B) culvert with 15% blocked, and (C) culvert with 30% blocked. (r, m, and f stand for raising limb, maximum flow rate, and falling limb of hydrograph, respectively).

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Fig 3.

Scour profile of circular culvert.

(A) non-blocked; (B) with 15% blocked, and (C) with 30% blocked.

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Fig 4.

Scour profile for box culvert.

(A) non-blocked, (B) with 15% blocked and (C) with 30% blocked.

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Fig 5.

Scour profile for circular culvert.

(A) non-blocked, (B) with 15% blocked and (C) with 30% blocked.

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Fig 6.

Scour profile for box and circular culvert with different blockage rates.

(A) Q = 22 l/s, t = 360 min and (B) Q = 14 l/s, t = 225 min.

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Fig 7.

Comparison of dsm between box and circular culvert first hydrograph (QM = 22 l/s).

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Fig 8.

Comparison of dsm between box and circular culvert of second hydrograph (QM = 14 l/s).

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