Which mechanism impacts hydraulic jump behaviour at varying Froude numbers?

💡 Explanation

A hydraulic jump's behaviour is affected by the balance of inertia and gravity described by the Froude number; above critical values, increased hydrostatic pressure dominates, therefore momentum dissipates into a turbulent transition, rather than allowing for the formation of standing waves because gravitational forces are overcome.

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