Hydraulic structures and Hydraulic design Flashcards

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What are the hydraulic control structures for flow measurements, regulation and discharge?

A
Measurements = Thin-plate weir
Regulation = Long-based weir
Discharge = Overflow spillway.
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Difference between sluice flow gate and a weir flow?

A

Sluice flow is discontinuous and flow is affected by the gate.
Weir flow is continuous and flow is unaffected by the sluice gate.

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How to tell if flow is sluice or weir?

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for flat structure:
e/H <= 0.65 - sluice flow
e/H >0.65 - weir

For curved structure
e/H <= 0.75 - sluice flow
e/H >0.75 - weir

e = sluice gate height
H= water head from top of structure.
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How to calculate discharge of weir flow?

How is it modified for submerged and contracted flow ?

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Q = m*b*sqrt(2*g) *Ho^(3/2)
m = discharge coefficient 
m = k / sqrt(1 + E)

Submerged:
Q = sigmambsqrt(2g) *Ho^(3/2). (sigma < 1)

Contacted:
Q = Embsqrt(2g) *Ho^(3/2). (E< 1)

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What is the discharge coefficient for thin-plate weirs?

Rectangular or Triangular

A

Rectangular:
Mo = 0.403 + 0.053*H/P1 + 0.0007/H

Triangular:
Q = CH^5/2. C =1/4 for right angular

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Calculation for sluice flow?

Submerged?

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Q = u*b*e*sqrt(2*g*Ho)
u = discharge coefficient

Q = ubesqrt(2g(Ho-h))
or
Q = sigma
ubesqrt(2g*Ho)
(sigma < 1)

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