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The 12 pages that link to Hydraulic jump, each with the reason it gives.

• Incompressible flowBroader topic: It is a prominent shallow-water application where incompressible flow models are used.

• Flash floodBroader topic: Abrupt changes in flow depth can occur as floodwater surges through channels and structures.

• Tidal boreCompared with: A bore resembles a moving hydraulic jump, though it advances through the channel.

• Froude numberBroader topic: A jump commonly forms when supercritical flow becomes subcritical.

• Open-channel flowBroader topic: It shows how a change in flow regime dissipates energy.

• Steady flowBroader topic: It is a localized steady-flow pattern when conditions remain fixed in space and time.

• Whitewater raftingBroader topic: Standing waves can propel, surf, or destabilize a raft depending on their shape and force.

• Katabatic windRelated: Strong downslope currents can undergo abrupt transitions resembling atmospheric hydraulic jumps.

• Water parkRelated: Flow changes can affect water depth and behavior in ride channels.

• Foehn windRelated: Some foehn events involve abrupt flow transitions that complicate predictions of wind strength.

• Oroville DamRelated: The spillway’s energy dissipators use hydraulic jumps to reduce destructive flow energy.

• RapidsRelated: Rapids can contain hydraulic jumps where turbulent water dissipates flow energy.