GENERAL DESIGN OF CANALS Flashcards
TRAPEZOIDAL IS THE MOST ACCEPTED SHAPE FOR EARTHEN CANALS
TRUE
SIDE SLOPES OF 3:2 FOR SMALLER CANALS AND LATERALS AND 4:2 FOR LARGER CANALS IS GENERALLY ADEQUATE FOR MOST EARTH MATERIALS AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED WHEN DETERMINING THE SIDE SLOPES OF CANALS
TRUE
3.0 FPS FOR SMALLER CANALS UP TO 1.5 FPS FOR LARGER ARE THE RANGE OF PERMISSIBLE VELOCITIES CONSIDERED FOR SIZING A CANAL WATER SECTION
FALSE
WHAT CONSIDERATIONS MUST BE MADE WHEN CANAL CONSTRUCTION IS TO UTILIZE CUT AND FILL METHODS
ALL OF THE ABOVE
STEEL FLUMES ARE SELDOM USED TODAY DUE TO HIGH MAINTENANCE COSTS
TRUE
ALONG UPHILL TERRAIN CONCRETE BENCH FLUMES ARE MOST COMMONLY USED
FALSE
WHAT SHAPE OF FLUME GIVES THE MAXIMUM VELOCITY FOR A GIVEN AREA
ONE THAT HAS A BOTTOM WIDTH 2 TIMES THE DEPTH OF THE WATER
ENCOUNTERED FALLING ROCK AND DEBRIS ARE IDEAL CONDITIONS TO MAKE PRECAST CONCRETE PRESSURE PIPE FOR FLUME SERVICE
TRUE
BURIED PRECAST CONCRETE PIPE AND MONOLITHIC CONCRETE PIPE ARE CONSIDERED COMMON TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION FOR SIPHON SERVICE
TRUE
WHY IS CONCRETE PIPE PREDOMINATELY USED FOR CANAL SIPHONS
ALL OF THE ABOVE
MONOLITHIC CONSTRUCTION IS GENERALLY CONSIDERED FOR SIPHONS SMALLER THAN 96 INCHES IN DIAMETER
FALSE
FACTORS THAT DICTATE CONSTRUCTION OF ELEVATED STEEL PIPE SIPHONS COULD BE WHERE COSTLY ROCK EXCAVATION IS ENCOUNTERED AND LIMITED SPACE FOR HANDLING RIVER FLOWS DURING CONSTRUCTION
TRUE
WHAT ESSENTIAL DESIGN FEATURES IN ADDITION TO THE PIPE ITSELF MUST BE CONSIDERED FOR INVERTED SIPHONS
BOTH A AND B
INLET AND OUTLET TRANSITIONS
BLOWOFF STRUCTURES
INLET AND OUTLET TRANSITIONS SERVE FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAXIMIZING HEAD LOSS AND EROSION DAMAGE
FALSE
A PUMP TYPE GRAVITY TYPE AND PRESSURE TURNOUT TYPE ARE ALL CONSIDERED BLOWOFF STRUCTURES
TRUE
WHEN FEASIBLE BLOWOFFS SHOULD BE LOCATED AT THE LOW POINTS OF SIPHON WHERE WATER IS DRAINED INTO NATURAL DRAINAGE CHANNELS
TRUE