Hydraulic riffles or New Zealander Sluice .
There are a number of design factors to consider such as riffle size, geometry, spacing, water pressure, aperture size and spacing, etc. The primary advantage of a hydraulic riffle is that it "dilates" or fluidizes the sluice bed which could allow heavies to penetrate deeper and have a better chance of being retained. It will also help keep the sluice from becoming impacted or "plugged up ...