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  Time and scale effects in laboratory permeability testing of compacted clay soil 

  Contributor:Javed, Farhat;
  Date Submitted:1989

  Permeability (hydraulic conductivity) testing of clays in the laboratory typically requires a significant amount of time. It is hypothesized that the time required for clay permeability test can be reduced substantially ...
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  Annual report, 1 May 1962 

  Contributor:Bender, Milton E.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
  Date:1962-05-01
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  Analytical study of local scour : draft 

  Contributor:Chang, F. M. (Fred M.); Yevjevich, Vujica M., 1913-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1962-04
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  On the asymptotic behavior of any fundamental solution of the equation of atmospheric diffusion and on a particular diffusion problem 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1952-09
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  Laminar free convection due to a line source of heat 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1952-09
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  Atmospheric diffusion from a line and point source of mass above the ground 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1952-04
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  Comparative study of momentum transfer, heat transfer, and vapor transfer. Part II, forced convention, turbulent case, A 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering; Colorado A & M College. Department of Civil Engineering; United States. Office of Naval Research
  Date:1951-06
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  Comparative study of momentum transfer, heat transfer, and vapor transfer. Part III, Free convection, A 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering; Colorado A & M College. Department of Civil Engineering; United States. Office of Naval Research
  Date:1951-02
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  Comparative study of momentum transfer, heat transfer, and vapor transfer. Part I, Forced convection, laminar case, A 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1950-09
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  Publications : papers, reports, theses, dissertations : Fluid Mechanics and Wind Engineering Program 

  Contributor:Jones, E. J.; Steinhoff, J. L.; Colorado State University. Fluid Mechanics and Wind Engineering Program; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1983-01-03
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  Laminar heat convection in pipes and ducts 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1951-09
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  Probability analysis applied to the development of synthetic hydrology for the Colorado River 

  Contributor:Brittan, Margaret R.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; University of Colorado (Boulder campus). Bureau of Economic Research
  Date:1961-10
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  Study of the statistical predictability of stream-runoff in the upper Colorado River Basin, A 

  Contributor:Julian, Paul R.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; University of Colorado (Boulder campus). Bureau of Economic Research
  Date:1961-10
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  Past and probable future variations in stream flow in the upper Colorado River. Part I, summary and conclusions 

  Contributor:Garnsey, Morris E., 1906-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; University of Colorado (Boulder campus). Bureau of Economic Research
  Date:1961-10
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  Analysis of precipitation data in the upper Colorado River Basin 

  Contributor:Schleusener, Richard A.; Crow, Loren W.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Colorado State University. Department of Atmospheric Science
  Date:1961-10

  A sample of daily precipitation and temperature data from 30 weather-observing locations in or near the Upper Colorado River Basin have been placed on cards and partially analyzed by computer techniques. The sample represents ...
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  Mixing in stably stratified turbulent flows : improved parameterizations of diapycnal mixing in oceanic flows 

  Contributor:Garanaik, Amrapalli;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Mixing of fluid with different properties across a gravitationally stable density interface, due to background turbulence is an ubiquitous phenomenon in both natural and engineered flows. Fundamental understanding and ...
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  Morphodynamic modeling of flow and sediment transport over low-head, Run-of-River dams 

  Contributor:Queen, Robert William;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Low-head or Run-of-River (RoR) dams exist on all types of rivers throughout the United States, yet the exact mechanisms of how sediment moves around the structures have not been well researched. Due to the increasing use ...
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  Shake table testing of a two-story CLT platform building 

  Contributor:Furley, Jace;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) is an engineered, prefabricated, wood product that is well established in the European construction market, and has seen increasing usage in North America. In the U.S., CLT's application has ...
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  Vulnerability assessment of extended end-plate connections under mainshock-aftershock sequences 

  Contributor:Benvenga, Risa Nicole;
  Date Submitted:2018

  After multiple seismic events in the mid 90s where welded connections performed poorly, bolted beam-to-column connections were investigated as a potential alternative. Extensive experimentation was performed to better ...
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  Finding water management practices to reduce selenium and nitrate concentrations in the irrigated stream-aquifer system along the lower reach of Colorado's Arkansas River Valley 

  Contributor:Qurban, Ibraheem A.;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Agricultural productivity in the Lower Arkansas River Valley (LARV) in southeastern Colorado has been high over the last 100 years due to extensive irrigation practices. In the face of this high productivity, however, the ...

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