No, the Journal of Engineering Hydraulics is a closed-access journal
No, the only way to submit the manuscripts to the Journal of Engineering Hydraulics is through the account (login section in Journal's website), and the manuscripts sent to the email will not be considered in the reviewing process.
Yes, the corresponding author can, at any stage by sending a formal request, withdraw the manuscripts from the reviewing process.
The authors can be notified of the status of the articles submitted at any stage after submitting the article by logging in to the account. It is also possible to send email and phone calls in the days and hours specified on the “Contact Us” page.
Yes, it is necessary for all the manuscripts to have titles, authors' names and affiliations, abstract and key words in English.
Note: In the “Guide for Authors” section, there are detailed descriptions of the English language sections.
The DOI or the Digital Object Identifier is a unique alphanumeric string assigned to identify both print and electronic sources. Currently, all reputable international publishers use this identifier to identify their publications.
As the Journal of Engineering Hydraulics is closed-access, the access to all published articles is possible through payments done via journal's website.
Yes, according to the editorial board of the Journal of Hydraulics decision all submissions will be evaluated prior to review for similarity and Plagiarism.