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Barrage Design SHWZ

The document provides detailed calculations and specifications for a hydraulic structure, including maximum and minimum discharge rates, river bed levels, and design parameters for weirs and undersluices. It includes formulas for determining water levels, energy levels, scour protection, and the adequacy of floor levels. The calculations account for various states of the river and ensure that the structure can handle expected water flow conditions.

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Barrage Design SHWZ

The document provides detailed calculations and specifications for a hydraulic structure, including maximum and minimum discharge rates, river bed levels, and design parameters for weirs and undersluices. It includes formulas for determining water levels, energy levels, scour protection, and the adequacy of floor levels. The calculations account for various states of the river and ensure that the structure can handle expected water flow conditions.

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Roll No.

17
Maximum Discharge = Q max= 426700
Minimum Discharge = 12000
River Bed Level (RBL)= 582
Highest Flood Level (HFL)= 600
No. of canals on right bank= 2
No. of canals on left bank= 1
Slope of Canal= 1
AFFLUX= 3
Crest Height P= 6.8
Do=HFL-RBL= 18

1. MINIMUM STABLE WETTED PERIMETER

Pw= 1741 ft
LLC= 1.6
Wa= 2786.4 ft
67N+35= 2786.4
N= 42
42 Bays @60ft= 2520
39 Piers @7ft= 273
1 Fish ladder = 26
2 Divide Walls = 30

Total Wa= 2849 ft


Discharge b/w Abutments=qabt=Qmax/Total Wa
Dischargeover the crest =qweir=Qmax/Wclear

2. CALCULATION OF LACEY`S SILT FACTOR

f= 2.01

3. FIXATION OF CREST LEVEL

Maximum Scour Depth R=0.9(qabt2/f)1/3


Ho=R-P=
Vo=qabt/R
ho=Vo2/2g=
Eo=Ho+ho
E1=Do+ho +AFFLUX
USEL Level of E1= RBL+E1
Crest Level = Level of E1-Eo
Maximum D/s Water Level =

h=D/s WL - CL=
h/Eo=
C'/C=
C'=
Q=C'xWclearxEo3/2
% Differene =
NOTE.
If this %age difference is 2 then its OK and if greater than 2% then increase P(Crest Level) and if less tha

LLC =Total Wa/Pw

4. DESIGN OF UNDERSLUICES

Fix Crest level 3 feet below the main weir.

Crest level of undersluices=


4 bays to act as Undersluices on both sides
b1 =
Assuming
qus=120% of main weir
R=0.9(qus2/f)1/3
Vo=qus/R
ho=Vo2/2g

Maximum USEL= HFL+Afflux+ho


Eo=Maximum USEL-CL of Undersluices=
h=DSEL-CL of undersluices=
h/Eo=
C''/C=
C''=
Q1 and Q2= C''x(b1x2)x(Eo)3/2=
Qmain weir = C'x(Wclear-2b1)x(Eo)3/2=
Total Discharge =
Check =Total Q>Qmax
%age water passing through undersluices=

5. DETERMINATION OF WATER LEVELS AND ENERGY LEVELS

5.1 CHECH FOR MAIN WEIR

Wclear= 2520
For Normal State
% Q DSWL Afflux

(cusecs) (ft) (ft)


120 512040 601 3
100 426700 600 3
50 213350 597.5 1
25 106675 591 3

For Retrogressed State

120 512040 595.5 6


100 426700 595.4 6
50 213350 590 6.3

For Accreted State

120 512040 603.5 2


100 426700 603 1
50 213350 600.5 0.5
25 106675 594.5 0.5

5.2 CHECK FOR UNDERSLUICES

with 20%Concentration, Q = 1.2 x Q1 and Q2 =

DSWL
Normal State 601
Retrogressed State 595.5
Accreted State 603.5

Total width of Undersluices =


Crest Level of Undersluices =

Items Normal Retrogressed


D 21 13.5
Vo 12.42 19.32
ho 2.39 5.79
h 14.31 8.81
Ho 16.31 10.81
Eo 18.71 16.61
Eo3/2 80.92 67.68
h/Eo 0.77 0.53
C`/C 0.81 0.95
C` 3.078 3.61
qclear 249.07 244.33
Q 119555.07 117279.64

6. FIXATION OF D/S FLOOR LEVEL AND LENGTH OF D/S GLACIS AND D/S FLOOR.

6.1 FIXATION OF D/S FLOOR LEVELS FOR NORMAL WEIR SEC

I) Normal state of river


a) For 0.51

qclear =
USEL = USWL + ho =
DSEL = DEWL + ho =
hL =USEL-DSEL =
E2 =
DSFL = DSEL - E2 =

a) For 0.43

qclear =
USEL = USWL + ho =
DSEL = DEWL + ho =
hL =USEL-DSEL =
E2 =
DSFL = DSEL - E2 =

a) For 0.21

qclear =
USEL = USWL + ho =
DSEL = DEWL + ho =
hL =USEL-DSEL =
E2 =
DSFL = DSEL - E2 =

II) Retrogressed state of river

Q qclear USEL
512040 179.07 603.19
426700 163.68 602.58
213350 71.32 596.84

III) Accreted state of river


Q qclear USEL
512040 204.64 606.66
426700 169.46 604.92
213350 87.33 601.31

Worst Condition occurs at 100%

D/S Floor Level =

6.2 FIXATION OF FLOOR LEVELS FOR UNDERSLUICES

Q qclear
Normal 119555.07 249.07
Retrogressed 117279.64 244.33
Accreted 131300.49 273.54

Therefore undersluices floor level will be fixed at


Undersluice floor level =

7. FIXATION OF D/S FLOOR LEVEL FOR NORMAL BARRAGE SECTION USING CRUMP

a) Q = 426700.00
Maximum DSWL= 603
USWL = 604
USEL = 604.92
RBL = 582
Crest Level = 589.69
DSFL = 577.00
Dpool = 26.00
D/S Velocity = Q/(DpoolxTotal Wa)= 5.76
D/S Velocity Head = V2/2g = 0.52
DSEL= Max DSWL+D/S Velocity Head 603.52
K= USEL-CL = 15.23
L = USEL - DSEL = 1.40
q clear = Q/Wclear = 169.33
C=Critical Depth =(q2/g)1/3 9.60
L/C = 0.15
(K+F)/C = 1.93
F= 3.29
Level of Intersection of Jump with Glacis= Crest Level -F =

E2 = DSEL - Level of Intersection of Jump with Glacis =

Submergency of Jump = Level of Intersection of Jump with Glacis-D/S Floor


Length of Glacis D/S Jump = 3xSubmergency of jump =

Length of Stilling Pool =4.5E2 =


Length of D/S Floor= Length of Stilling pool - Length of Glacis D/S of Jump

Say

b) Q = 426700
Minimum DSWL = 595.4
USWL= 601.4
USEL = 602.58
Dpool = Min DSWL - D/S Floor Level =
D/S Velocity = Q/(DpoolxTotal Wa)=
D/S Velocity Head = V2/2g =
DSEL = Min DSWL + D/S Velocity Head =
K =USEL - CL =
L=USEL -DSEL =
qclear = 169.33
C=Critical Depth =(q2/g)1/3
L/C = 0.64
(K+F)/C = 2.5
F= 11.10
Level of Intersection of hydraulic jump with Galcis = CL -F =
E2 = DSEL - Level of Intersection of hydraulic jump with Galcis=
Submergency of Jump = Level of Intersection of Jump with Glacis-D/S Floor
Length of Glacis D/S of Intersection = 3xSubmergency of Jump =
Length of Stilling Pool = 4.5xE2 =
Length of D/S Floor = Length of Stilling Pool - Length of Glacis D/S of Inters

Say

Hence we shall provide D/S Floor

8. FIXATION OF D/S FLOOR LENGTH FOR UNDERSLUICES.

a) Maximum DSWL =
Q=
USWL =
USEL =USWL +ho =
DSFL =
Dpool = Max DSWL - DSFL =
D/S Velocity = Q/(Dpoolxb1)=
D/S Velocity Head = V2/2g =
DSEL =Max DSWL + D/S Velocity Head =
K =USEL - CL of undersluices =
L=USEL -DSEL =
q =Q/b1x2=
C=Critical Depth =(q2/g)1/3
L/C =
(K+F)/C =
F=
Level of Intersection of hydraulic jump = CL -F =
E2 = DSEL - Level of Intersection of hydraulic jump =
Submergency of Jump = Level of Intersection of Jump-D/S Floor level =
Length of Glacis D/S of Intersection = 3xSubmergency of Jump =
Length of Stilling Pool = 4.5xE2 =
Length of D/S Floor = Length of Stilling Pool - Length of Glacis D/S of Inters

b) Minimum DSWL =
Q=
USWL =
USEL =USWL +ho =
DSFL =
Dpool = Max DSWL - DSFL =
D/S Velocity = Q/(Dpoolxb1)=
D/S Velocity Head = V2/2g =
DSEL =Max DSWL + D/S Velocity Head =
K =USEL - CL of undersluices =
L=USEL -DSEL =
q =Q/b1x2=
C=Critical Depth =(q2/g)1/3
L/C =
(K+F)/C =
F=
Level of Intersection of hydraulic jump = CL -F =
E2 = DSEL - Level of Intersection of hydraulic jump =
Submergency of Jump = Level of Intersection of Jump-D/S Floor level =
Length of Glacis D/S of Intersection = 3xSubmergency of Jump =
Length of Stilling Pool = 4.5xE2 =
Length of D/S Floor = Length of Stilling Pool - Length of Glacis D/S of Inters

Hence we shall provide D/S Floor

9. CHECK FOR ADEQUACY FOR D/S FLOOR LEVELS USING CONJUGATE DEPTH MET

9.1 FOR NORMAL WEIR SECTION


F=
Note. Floor level of Stilling Pool =
For Determination of z and z` see Sheet CIVIL 03F

Q = Discharge in river (cfs) 426700


341360
Q1 = Discharge through the main weir = 80% of Q
Maximum
USEL 604.92
E = USEL - DSFL 27.92

q = Intensity od Discharge on D/S Floor = Q1/2400 142.23

Dpool = Depth in Stilling Pool =DSWL - DSFL 26.00

E3/2 147.5
f(z) = q/E3/2 0.964
z 0.122
Conjugate Depth Cofficients
z` 0.6024
d1 = z x E 3.40
Conjugate Depths
d2 = z` x E 16.82
Jump Submergency = Dpool - d2 9.18

Remarks

9.2 FOR UNDERSLUICES SECTION

D/S Floor level of undersluices =

Q = Discharge in river (cfs) 426700


125171
Q1 = Discharge through undersluices with 20% concentration
Maximum
USEL 607.28
E = USEL - DSFL (for undersluices) 26.28

q = Intensity od Discharge on D/S Floor = Q1/(2xb1) 260.77

Dpool = Depth in Stilling Pool =DSWL - DSFL 22.50


E3/2 134.8
f(z) = q/E3/2 1.935
z 0.283
Conjugate Depth Cofficients
z` 0.7765
d1 = z x E 7.43
Conjugate Depths
d2 = z` x E 20.41
Jump Submergency = Dpool - d2 2.09
Remarks
10. SCOUR PROTECTION

Assume 20 % Concentration,

q = 1.2x qweir 203.19


R = 0.9(q2/f)1/3= 24.65

10.1 D/S SCOUR PROTECTION

Safety Factor =1.75 for D/S Floor Critical Condition.


Dept R` =1.75xR = 43.14

Minimum D/S Water Level for the 0.48 million cfs Discharge =
D/S Apron Level =
Depth of Water on Apron =
Add 0.5 ft increase in depth for concentration
D` = Depth of Water with Concentration =
R` - D` =
Length of Apron to Cover a surface of scour at 1:3 Slope =

Therefore the length of D/S Stone Apron in Horizontal Position =

10.2 U/S SCOUR PROTECTION

Safety Factor =1.25 for D/S Floor Critical Condition.


Dept R` =1.75xR = 30.8

Minimum U/S Water Level for the 0.48 million cfs Discharge =
D/S Apron Level =
Depth of Water on Apron =
Add 0.5 ft increase in depth for concentration
D` = Depth of Water with Concentration =
R` - D` =
Length of Apron to Cover a surface of scour at 1:3 Slope =

Therefore the length of D/S Stone Apron in Horizontal Position =

10.3 THICKNESS OF APRONS

Fall in inch /mile 3 9


Sand Classification Thickness of Flexible protection at launched posi
Very Coarse 16 19
Coarse 22 25
Medium 28 31
Fine 34 37
VeryFine 40 43
Thickness of Stone Apron in Hz. Position =1.75 x 34/12 =
SUMMARY

Total length of D/S Stone Apron = 52.49


4' Thick Block Apron = 17.50
5' Thick Stone Apron = 35.0
Total length of U/S Apron = 24.67
4' Thick Block Apron = 8.2
5' Thick Stone Apron = 16.4

10.4 SCOUR PROTECTION FOR UNDERSLUICES

Assume 20 % Concentration,

q = 1.2x qweir 312.93


R = 0.9(q2/f)1/3= 32.88

10.4.1 D/S SCOUR PROTECTIO

Safety Factor =1.75 for D/S Floor Cri


Dept R` =1.75xR =

Minimum D/S Water Level for the 0.48 million cfs Discharge =
D/S Apron Level =
Depth of Water on Apron =
Add 0.5 ft increase in depth for concentration
D` = Depth of Water with Concentra
R` - D` =
Length of Apron to Cover a surface of scour at 1:3 Slope =

Therefore the length of D/S Stone Apron in Horizontal Position =

10.4.2 U/S SCOUR PROTECTIO

Safety Factor =1.25 for D/S Floor Cri


Dept R` =1.75xR =

Minimum U/S Water Level for the 0.48 million cfs Discharge =
D/S Apron Level =
Depth of Water on Apron =
Add 0.5 ft increase in depth for concentration
D` = Depth of Water with Concentra
R` - D` =
Length of Apron to Cover a surface of scour at 1:3 Slope =

Therefore the length of D/S Stone Apron in Horizontal Position =


10.4.3 THICKNESS OF APRONS

SUMMARY

Total length of D/S Stone Apron =


4' Thick Block Apron =
5' Thick Stone Apron =
Total length of U/S Apron =
4' Thick Block Apron =
5' Thick Stone Apron =

11. INVERTED FILTER DESIGN

Note.
Write from Page 100 of Book by Dr. Iqbal Ali.

12. DESIGN OF GUIDE BANKS

I) Length of guide bank measured in a straight line along th barrage U/S is

L u/s = 1.5x Total Wa = 4273.5

II) Length of guide bank D/S of barrage

L d/s = 0.2x Total Wa = 569.8

III) For the nose of U/S Glacis bank and the full length of D/S guide bank use Lacey`s Depth =1.75xR =

For the remaining U/S Guide bank Lacey`s Depth = 1.25 xR =

IV) Possible Slope of Scour = 1: 3

V) Free Board U/S = 7 ft (Above HFL)


Free Board D/S = 6 ft (Above HFL)

These freeboards also include allowance for Accretion.

VI) Top of Guide Bank width = 40

VII) Side Slope of Guide Bank =1:2

VIII)
Minimum Apron Thickness = 4
Length of Barrage = 2849
Length of U/S Guide Bank = 4273.5
Length of D/S Guide Bank = 569.8
Radius of U/S Cueved Part = 600
Radius of D/S Cueved Part = 400
Maximum U/S Angle Protected = 140o
Maximum U/S Angle Protected = 57o- 80o

12.1 DETERMINATION OF LEVELS OF GUIDE BANK

Bed Level = 582


D/S HFL with Accretion = 602.5
D = D/S HFL - BL = 20.5
C= Chezy`s Coefficient = 71
U/S HFL with Accretion = 604
d1 = U/S HFL -BL = 22
Slope of river bed= 1/5000 = 0.0002

Assume
d2 = 21.81
d1/D = 1.073
d2/D = 1.0639
f(d1/D) = 0.7863
f(d2/D) = 0.8228
Substituting the values in the formula,
L= 4576

Once d2 is fixed the levels of guide bank can be determined

Rise in RBL = Length of U/S guide bank /5000 = 0.9

Water level along h/w axis at 4273.500 ft U/S of baarage =

I) Level at the nose of U/S guide bank = 611.71

II) Level at the barrage = HFL + Freeboard = 607

III) At D/S guide bank


Water level D/S of Barrage = 602.5
Freeboard = 6
Level of uide Bank D/S = 608.5

13. DESIGN OF GUIDE BANK APRON


Working on the same lines as in section 10.
Length of Unlauched (horizontal) Apron = 2.5 (R' - D)
Length of lauched Apron at 1:3 Slope = 31.6 (R' - D)
As Calculated Previously
t= 34 inches
say 3 ft
Volume of Stone in Apron = 3x(32+12)1/2(R'-D) =9.5(R'-D)
Minimum thickness of unlaunched apron = 1.07 x3 = 3.2
Mean Thickness of unlaunched Apron =9.5(R'-D)/2.5(R'-D) = 3.8
Maximum thickness of unlaunched apron = 2 x 3.8 -3.2 = 4.4
say 4.5
t= 3

Area Rage of R' Mean R'


Nose of Guide bank 2.0 R to 2.5 R 2.25R
Transition from nose to straight 1.25R to 1.75R 1.5R
Straight reaches of guide bank 1.0R to 1.5R 1.25R

14. DESIGN OF MARGINAL BUNDS

I) Top Width = 20 ft
II) Top Level to be 5 ft above estimated HFL after allowing for 1.5 ftof Accretion.
III) Front Slope of Marginal Bunds is 1:3 (notpitched)
IV) Back Slope to be such as to provide a minimum of 2ft cover, over a hydraulic gradient of 1:6
V) U/S water level at nose of guid 611.71 ft

Free board of Marginal Bund = 5


Level of Marginal Bund = 616.71

CALCULATION OF LENGTH OF BACKWATER CURVE

d1 = U/S HL with Accretion - RBL = 22 ft


D = Minimum Pond Level - RBL = 16 ft
Slope of Canal = 0.0002
C= Chezy`s Coefficient = 71
g= 32.2 ft/sec2

Length of Backwater Curve = 24.26 miles


NORMAL BARRAGE SECTION

589.69
604

582

573.828
41.06

50.6666666666667 30.75

6 563.77

NORMAL UNDERSLUICES BARRAGE SECTION


586.69
605

582

568
17.06

71.33 18.75

6 555
Blue Value Take From 3.1(b)Curve
Green Value take from 3.1(c) Curve
cusecs Brown Value Take From Blench Curve
cusecs Orange Value Take From Crump`s Curve
ft Violet Value Take From Table for Cojugate Depths (In 3rd Sheet)
Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve
Dark Red Taken From Khosla`s Slope Correction Curve
Red Value Put Yourself
ft/canal mile 0.0002
ft
ft NOTE. First Adjust Crest height such that %difference in cell # E52 is 2%.
ft

ft Wclear
ft
ft
ft

149.8 ft2/sec
169.33 ft2/sec

20.11 ft
13.31 ft
7.45 ft/sec
0.86 ft
14.18 ft
21.86 ft
603.86 ft
589.69 ft
600 ft

10.31 ft
0.73
0.84
3.192
429289 cusecs
0.61 %
(Crest Level) and if less than 2% then decrease P to make it near to 2%

1.64

low the main weir.

586.69 ft

240 ft

203.19 ft2/sec
24.65 ft
8.24 ft/sec
1.06 ft

604.06 ft
17.37 ft
13.31 ft
0.77
0.79
3.002
104309 cusecs
471370 cusecs
575679 cusecs
OK
24.4 %

NOTE.
This % Difference should be within 8% if not change Afflux in 4th
CL= 589.69
USWL=DSW Ho=USWL-
R=USWL-RBL Vo ho=Vo2/2g Eo=Ho+ho h=DSWL-CL h/Eo
L+Afflux CL

(ft) (ft) (ft/sec) (ft) (ft) (ft) (ft)


604 22 9.24 1.32 14.31 15.64 11.31 0.72
603 21 8.06 1.01 13.31 14.32 10.31 0.72
598.5 16.5 5.13 0.41 8.81 9.22 7.81 0.85
594 12 3.53 0.19 4.31 4.51 1.31 0.29

601.5 19.5 10.42 1.69 11.81 13.50 5.81 0.43


601.4 19.4 8.73 1.18 11.71 12.90 5.71 0.44
596.3 14.3 5.92 0.54 6.61 7.16 0.31 0.04

605.5 23.5 8.65 1.16 15.81 16.97 13.81 0.81


604 22 7.70 0.92 14.31 15.23 13.31 0.87
601 19 4.46 0.31 11.31 11.62 10.81 0.93
595 13 3.26 0.16 5.31 5.48 4.81 0.88

125171 cfs

AFFLUX USWL
2 603
2 597.5
1.5 605

480
586.69 ft

Accreted
21.5
12.13
2.28
16.81
18.31
20.60
93.49
0.82
0.77
2.93
273.54
131300.49

IS AND D/S FLOOR.

FOR NORMAL WEIR SECTION USING BLENCH CURVES.

million cfs

199.76
605.32
602.32
3.00 ft
20.4
581.92

million cfs

175.10
604.01
601.01
3.00 ft
19
582.01

million cfs

79.83
598.91
597.91
1.00 ft
12.5
585.41

DSEL hL E2 DSFL
597.19 6.00 20 577.19
596.58 6.00 18.7 577.88
590.54 6.30 12.6 577.94
DSEL hL E2 DSFL
604.66 2.00 20.5 584.16
603.92 1.00 17.7 586.22
600.81 0.50 12.6 588.21

Discharge at Retrogressed State.

577.00

UNDERSLUICES

USEL DSEL hL E2 DSFL


605.39 603.39 2.00 21.5 581.89
603.29 601.29 2.00 20.5 580.79
607.28 605.78 1.50 19.5 586.28

581.00

ECTION USING CRUMP`S METHOD AND DETERMINATION OF FLOOR LENGTH.

cfs

ft
ft/sec
ft
ft
ft
ft
cfs
ft

st Level -F = 586.39

17.12

of Jump with Glacis-D/S Floor level = 9.39 ft


28.18 ft

77.04 ft
Length of Glacis D/S of Jump = 48.86 ft

49.00 ft

cfs

18.40
8.14 ft/sec
1.03 ft
596.43 ft
12.90 ft
6.15 ft
cfs
9.60 ft

ft
alcis = CL -F = 578.59
jump with Galcis= 17.84 ft
of Jump with Glacis-D/S Floor level = 1.59
mergency of Jump = 4.76 ft
80.29 ft
Length of Glacis D/S of Intersection = 75.53 ft

76.00 ft

76.00 ft, long.

603.5 ft CL of Undersluices= 586.69 ft


125171 cfs
605
607.28 ft
581.00 ft
22.50 ft
11.59 ft/sec
2.09 ft
605.59 ft
20.60 ft
1.70 ft
260.77 cfs/ft
12.80 ft
0.13
1.85
3.08 ft
583.61
21.98 ft
of Jump-D/S Floor level = 2.61 ft
mergency of Jump = 7.83 ft
98.89 ft
Length of Glacis D/S of Intersection = 91.06 ft
Say 92.00 ft

595.5 ft CL of Undersluices= 586.69 ft


125171 cfs
597.5
603.29 ft
581.00 ft
14.50 ft
17.98 ft/sec
5.02 ft
600.52 ft
16.61 ft
2.77 ft
260.77 cfs/ft
12.80 ft
0.22
1.94
8.22 ft
578.47
22.05 ft
of Jump-D/S Floor level = -2.54 ft
mergency of Jump = -7.62 ft
99.25 ft
Length of Glacis D/S of Intersection = 106.87 ft
Say 107.00 ft

107.00 ft long.

NJUGATE DEPTH METHOD

1
vel of Stilling Pool = 577.00
426700 213350
341360 170680
Minimum Maximum Minimum
602.58 598.91 595.16
25.58 21.91 18.16

142.23 71.12 71.12

18.40 20.50 13.00

129.4 102.5 77.4


1.099 0.693 0.919
0.148 0.090 0.122

0.6444 0.5349 0.5988


3.78 1.98 2.21
16.49 11.72 10.88
1.91 8.78 2.12

581.00

426700
125171
Minimum
603.29
22.29

260.77

14.50
105.3
2.477
0.392
0.8073
8.74
18.00
-3.50
cfs/ft
ft

ft

595.4
576.00
19.40 ft

19.90 ft
23.24 ft
(3 +1 ) x(R`-D`)
2 2 1/2

73.48 ft

52.49 ft

ft

601.4
582.00
19.40 ft

19.90 ft
10.9 ft
(3 +1 ) x(R`-D`)
2 2 1/2

34.53 ft

24.67 ft

12 18 24
protection at launched position
22 25 28
28 31 34
34 37 40
40 43 46
45 49 52
5 ft

ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft

RSLUICES

cfs/ft
ft

D/S SCOUR PROTECTION

Factor =1.75 for D/S Floor Critical Condition.


57.54 ft

cfs Discharge = 595.5


576.00
of Water on Apron = 19.50 ft

epth of Water with Concentra 20.00 ft


37.54 ft
t 1:3 Slope = (32+12)1/2x(R`-D`)
118.7 ft

orizontal Position = 85 ft

U/S SCOUR PROTECTION


.
Factor =1.25 for D/S Floor Critical Condition.
41.1 ft

cfs Discharge = 597.5


582.00
of Water on Apron = 15.50 ft

epth of Water with Concentra 16.00 ft


25.1 ft
t 1:3 Slope = (32+12)1/2x(R`-D`)
79.37 ft

orizontal Position = 57 ft
THICKNESS OF APRONS

85 ft
28.27 ft
56.5 ft
57 ft
18.9 ft
37.8 ft

ft

ft

Lacey`s Depth =1.75xR = 43.14 ft

30.8 ft

ft

ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft

GUIDE BANK

ft
ft
ft

ft

ft

Note.
For Determination of f(d1D) and f(d2/D) see Sheet CIVIL 03F

ft OK
Percentage Difference 7.08 %
Note.
Check that this difference should be witin 10 % if not adjust d2
from the level at the barrage

604.71

ft

ft

ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft

aulic gradient of 1:6

ft
ft

ER CURVE

TABLE FOR LENGTH OF BACKATER CURVE

D d1 d2 d1-d2/S 1/S-C2/g T1 = d1/D T2 = d2/D f1(d1/D)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
16 22 21.5 2500 4843.4 1.375 1.344 0.3163
16 21.5 21 2500 4843.4 1.344 1.313 0.3399
16 21 20.5 2500 4843.4 1.313 1.281 0.3614
16 20.5 20 2500 4843.4 1.281 1.250 0.3906
16 20 19.5 2500 4843.4 1.250 1.219 0.4198
16 19.5 19 2500 4843.4 1.219 1.188 0.4573
16 19 18.5 2500 4843.4 1.188 1.156 0.5000
16 18.5 18 2500 4843.4 1.156 1.125 0.5507
16 18 17.5 2500 4843.4 1.125 1.094 0.6207
16 17.5 17 2500 4843.4 1.094 1.063 0.7052
16 17 16.5 2500 4843.4 1.063 1.031 0.8284
16 16.5 16.1 2000 4843.4 1.031 1.006 1.0480

Note.
For Determination of f(d1D) and f(d2/D) see Sheet CIVIL 03F
576

76.00 550

SECTION

581.00

107.00 550
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s (In 3rd Sheet) Page 73-74
Page 77
Curve Page 78

rence in cell # E52 is 2%.


8% if not change Afflux in 4th Column.
USEL=
DESL=
C/C' C' qclear=C'Eo3/2 Qclear % Difference USWL +
DSWL +ho
ho

0.85 3.23 199.76 503387.3 1.7 605.32 602.32


0.85 3.23 175.10 441247.4 3.4 604.01 601.01
0.75 2.85 79.83 201162.5 5.7 598.91 597.91
0.96 3.648 34.91 87969.58 17.5 594.19 591.19

0.95 3.61 179.07 451244 11.9 603.19 597.19


0.93 3.534 163.68 412477.6 3.3 602.58 596.58
0.98 3.724 71.32 179734.5 15.8 596.84 590.54

0.77 2.926 204.64 515689.2 0.7 606.66 604.66


0.75 2.85 169.46 427034.8 0.1 604.92 603.92
0.58 2.204 87.33 220067.4 3.1 601.31 600.81
0.74 2.812 36.06 90873.24 14.8 595.16 594.66
% Q Normal
120% 512040 581.00
100% 426700 582.00
50% 213350 585.00
KATER CURVE

f2(d2/D) f1-f2 L L
9 10 5x10x1 11+4
0.3399 0.0237 1836 4336
0.3614 0.0215 1665 4165
0.3906 0.0292 2262 4762
0.4198 0.0292 2262 4762
0.4573 0.0375 2906 5406
0.5000 0.0427 3313 5813
0.5507 0.0506 3923 6423
0.6207 0.0700 5427 7927
0.7052 0.0845 6550 9050
0.8284 0.1231 9542 12042
1.0480 0.2197 17023 19523
1.5881 0.5401 41854 43854

Total = 128062 ft
24.26 miles
DSFL
Retrogressed Accreted 6.2
577.20 584.00 581.89
577.00 586.00 580.79
577.00 588.00 586.28
OK
NOT OK
DESIGN OF BARRAGE PROFILE FOR SUB-SURFACE FLOW COND
15. FIXING THE DEPTH OF SHEET PILES

Scour Depth =R = 20.11 ft


Depth of U/Ssheet Pile is fixed from the highest flood level down to the point of 1.5R =
RL of Bottom of U/S sheet pile = 573.828 ft
Dept below HFL for D/S Sheet Pile = 2R = 40.23
RL of Bottom of Intermediate sheet pile = 563.77 ft
Take RL of bottom of D/S sheet pile = 550 ft

16. CALCULATION OF EXIT GRADIENT

Let the water be headed up to a level of 604.00 ft (Maximum Accreted Level)


on the U/S side with no flow D/S.Assume maximum retrogression of 4
ft have occurred in the D/S river bed.

Differential Head Causing Seepage = H = 32 ft


Depth of D/S Sheet Pile = d = 26 ft
Total Length of Conc. Floor = b = 205.00 ft
a = b/d = 7.884615
Using

l= 4.48

So ,
GE = 0.186

Critical values of floatation gradient is 1 : 1 and allowing a FOS of 5 to it


comes out to be 1/5 to 1/7.i.e 0.2 to 0.142857

So, NOTE.
1/7<GE <1/6 OK If NOT OK then adjust Retrogression.

17. CALCULATION OF UPLIFT PRESURES AFTER APPLYING CORRECTIONS

17.1 U/S PILE LINE

b1 = Length of Conc Pile upto the U/S Sheet Pile = 50.66667 ft Aqua Value Take Fr
b= 205.00 ft
d= 8.172 ft
tf = U/S Floor Thickness = 2.50 ft
a = b/d = 25.09
b1 / b = 0.25 ft (BASE RATIO)
1- b1 / b = 0.75
31 fB = fD = 69 %
30 fA = fE = 70 %
62 fK = fC = 62 %

I) Correction For Floor Thickness

Correction in f k = tf /d (fB - fK) = 2.141459 % NOTE.


If the point considered is D/S of the
Correction in f A = tf /d (f A - f B) = -0.31 %

II) Correction For Interference of Sheet Pile

Correction in fK due to Second Pile =

Where,
d = Depth of Sheet Pile Considered
D = Depth of Sheet Pile Influencing
b' = Total Floor Length Horizontal Distance b/w two piles influencing each other

d= 8.172 ft
D= 18.23 ft
b= 205.00 ft
b' = 77.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in fK due to Second Pile = 1.184 % If the point considered is on the upper Stream

III) Correction For Slope For fK

Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 =


For 1:4 Slope Dark Red Taken From Khosla`s Slope Correctio
Fs = 3.3
bs = 30.74 ft
b1 = 77.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 = -1.304 % If the point considered is on the U/S side of th

HENCE ,
CORRECTED FA = 69.69 %
CORRECTED FB = 69 %
CORRECTED FK = 64.022 %
17.2 INTERMEDIATE SHEET PILE AT TOE OF D/S GLACIS

Assume Floor Thickness = 10.00 ft Aqua Value Take Fr


d= 12.230 ft
b= 205.00 ft
b1 = 128.48 ft
a = b/d = 16.76
b1 / b = 0.627 ft (BASE RATIO)
1- b1 / b = 0.373
50 fB = fD = 50 %
45 fA = fE = 45 %
40 fK = fC = 40 %

I) Correction For Floor Thickness

Correction in f L = tf /d (fL - fM) = -4.088 % NOTE.


If the point considered is D/S of the
Correction in f A = tf /d (f A - f B) = 4.088 %

II) Correction For Interference of Sheet Pile

Correction in fL due to Second Pile =

Where,
d = Depth of Sheet Pile Considered
D = Depth of Sheet Pile Influencing
b' = Total Floor Length Horizontal Distance b/w two piles influencing each other

d= 8.172 ft
D= 18.23 ft
b= 205.00 ft
b' = 77.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in fK due to Second Pile = -1.184 % If the point considered is on the upper Stream

Correction in fN due to D/S Second Pile =

d= 12.230 ft
D= 26 ft
b= 205.00 ft
b' = 76.00 ft

Correction in fK due to Second Pile = 2.072 %


III) Correction For Slope For fK

Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 =


For 1:3 Slope Dark Red Taken From Khosla`s Slope Correctio
Fs = 4.5
bs = 41.06 ft
b1 = 77.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 = 2.374 % If the point considered is on the U/S side of th

HENCE ,
CORRECTED FL = 47.102 %
CORRECTED FM = 45 %
CORRECTED FN = 46.161 %

17.3 D/S SHEET PILE AT END OF IMPERVIOUS FLOOR

Assume Floor Thickness = 7.00 ft Aqua Value Take Fr


d= 26.000 ft
b= 205.00 ft
b1 = 205.00 ft
a = b/d = 7.88
b1 / b = 1.000 ft (BASE RATIO)
1- b1 / b = 0.000
69 fB = fD = 31 %
23 fA = fE = 23 %
0 fK = fC = 0 %

I) Correction For Floor Thickness

Correction in f P = tf /d (fP - fQ) = -2.154 % NOTE.


If the point considered is D/S of the
Correction in f R = tf /d (f P -f R )= 8.346 %

II) Correction For Interference of Sheet Pile

Correction in fL due to Second Pile =

Where,
d = Depth of Sheet Pile Considered
D = Depth of Sheet Pile Influencing
b' = Total Floor Length Horizontal Distance b/w two piles influencing each other
d= 26.000 ft
D= 12.23 ft
b= 205.00 ft
b' = 76.00 ft
NOTE.
Correction in fK due to Second Pile = -1.421 % If the point considered is on the upper Stream

III) Correction For Slope For fK

No Slope Correction Needed.

HENCE ,
CORRECTED FP = 27.425 %
CORRECTED FQ = 23 %
CORRECTED FR = 8.346 %

TABLE FOR UPLIFT PRESSURE AT E,D AND C ALONG THE SHEET PIL

Symbols Used
Intermediate
in Khosla`s U/S Pile Line D/S Pile Line
Line
Curve
fE fA = 69.69 fL = 47.102 fP = 27.425
fD fB = 69 fM = 45 fQ = 23
fC fK = 64.02 fN = 46.161 fR = 8.346

18. CLACULATION FOR FLOOR THICKNESS

Where,
tf = Thickness of Floor in Ft.
f = % Ulplift Pressure
H = Maximum Differential Head Causing Seepage
G = Specific Gravity of Concrete 2.40

a) Thickness of Floor at A

Assumed Thickness = 2.5 ft


Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 15.93 ft

Due to Excessive Weight of Water Acting on the U/S Floor, Provide Nominal Thiockness of 2.5ft.
Similarly provide 2.5 ft Thick Floor at K, and the Thickness of U/S Glacis Floor is also to be taken as 2.5ft.

b) Thickness of Floor at L

Assumed Thickness = 10 ft
Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 10.77 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 11.00 FT.

c) Thickness of Floor at N

Assumed Thickness = 10 ft
Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 10.55 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 10.60 FT.

d) Thickness of Floor at P

Assumed Thickness = 7 ft
Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 6.27 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 6.30 FT.

576
10.60
11.00 4.30
0.40

FLOOR THICKNESS

e) Thickness of Floor at Crest

U/S of the gate over the crest, water is always standing hence provide nominal thickness of 2.5FT.
D/S of gate water may not be present over the crest when the gate is closed.

b1 = 77.81 ft
bs = 41.06 ft
Uplift Pressure at Crest = fL + [(fK-fL)/b1 x bs] = 56.030 %

Hence the Thickness of Floor at Crest D/S of the Gate = 12.81 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 13.00 FT.

DESIGN OF BARRAGE PROFILE FOR UNDERSLUICES SECTION


19. FIXING THE DEPTH OF SHEET PILES
Scour Depth =R = 24.65 ft
Depth of U/Ssheet Pile is fixed from the highest flood level down to the point of 1.5R =
RL of Bottom of U/S sheet pile = 568.000 ft
Dept below HFL for D/S Sheet Pile = 2R = 50
RL of Bottom of Intermediate sheet pile = 555 ft
Take RL of bottom of D/S sheet pile = 550 ft

20. CALCULATION OF EXIT GRADIENT

Let the water be headed up to a level of 604.00 ft (Maximum Accreted Level)


on the U/S side with no flow D/S.Assume maximum retrogression of 6.4
ft have occurred in the D/S river bed.

Differential Head Causing Seepage = H = 30.40 ft


Depth of D/S Sheet Pile = d = 31.00 ft
Total Length of Conc. Floor = b = 220.14 ft
a = b/d = 7.11
Using

l= 4.09

So ,
GE = 0.155

Critical values of floatation gradient is 1 : 1 and allowing a FOS of 5 to it


comes out to be 1/5 to 1/7.i.e 0.2 to 0.142857

So, NOTE.
1/7<GE <1/6 1 If FALSE then adjust Retrogression.

21. CALCULATION OF UPLIFT PRESURES AFTER APPLYING CORRECTIONS

21.1 U/S PILE LINE

b1 = Length of Conc Pile upto the U/S Sheet Pile = 71.33 ft Aqua Value Take Fr
b= 220.14 ft
d= 14.000 ft
tf = U/S Floor Thickness = 2.50 ft
a = b/d = 15.72
b1 / b = 0.32 ft (BASE RATIO)
1- b1 / b = 0.68
31 fB = fD = 69 %
30 fA = fE = 70 %
62 fK = fC = 62 %

I) Correction For Floor Thickness

Correction in f k = tf /d (fB - fK) = 1.25 % NOTE.


If the point considered is D/S of the
Correction in f A = tf /d (f A - f B) = -0.18 %

II) Correction For Interference of Sheet Pile

Correction in fK due to Second Pile =

Where,
d = Depth of Sheet Pile Considered
D = Depth of Sheet Pile Influencing
b' = Total Floor Length Horizontal Distance b/w two piles influencing each other

d= 14 ft
D= 27 ft
b= 220.14 ft
b' = 41.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in fK due to Second Pile = 2.844 % If the point considered is on the upper Stream

III) Correction For Slope For fK

Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 =


For 1:4 Slope Dark Red Taken From Khosla`s Slope Correctio
Fs = 3.3
bs = 18.74 ft
b1 = 41.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 = -1.479 % If the point considered is on the U/S side of th

HENCE ,
CORRECTED FA = 69.82 %
CORRECTED FB = 69 %
CORRECTED FK = 64.614 %

21.2 INTERMEDIATE SHEET PILE AT TOE OF D/S GLACIS

Assume Floor Thickness = 10.00 ft Aqua Value Take Fr


d= 26.000 ft
b= 220.14 ft
b1 = 113.14 ft
a = b/d = 8.47
b1 / b = 0.514 ft (BASE RATIO)
1- b1 / b = 0.486
50 fB = fD = 50 %
45 fA = fE = 45 %
40 fK = fC = 40 %

I) Correction For Floor Thickness

Correction in f L = tf /d (fL - fM) = -1.923 % NOTE.


If the point considered is D/S of the
Correction in f A = tf /d (f A - f B) = 1.923 %

II) Correction For Interference of Sheet Pile

Correction in fL due to Second Pile =

Where,
d = Depth of Sheet Pile Considered
D = Depth of Sheet Pile Influencing
b' = Total Floor Length Horizontal Distance b/w two piles influencing each other

d= 14.000 ft
D= 27 ft
b= 220.14 ft
b' = 41.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in fK due to Second Pile = -2.844 % If the point considered is on the upper Stream

Correction in fN due to D/S Second Pile =

d= 26.000 ft
D= 31.00 ft
b= 220.14 ft
b' = 107.00 ft

Correction in fK due to Second Pile = 2.648 %

III) Correction For Slope For fK

Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 =


For 1:3 Slope Dark Red Taken From Khosla`s Slope Correctio
Fs = 4.5
bs = 17.06 ft
b1 = 41.81 ft
NOTE.
Correction in f k =Fs. bs/b1 = 1.836 % If the point considered is on the U/S side of th

HENCE ,
CORRECTED FL = 47.069 %
CORRECTED FM = 45 %
CORRECTED FN = 44.571 %

21.3 D/S SHEET PILE AT END OF IMPERVIOUS FLOOR

Assume Floor Thickness = 7.00 ft Aqua Value Take Fr


d= 31.000 ft
b= 220.14 ft
b1 = 220.14 ft
a = b/d = 7.10
b1 / b = 1.000 ft (BASE RATIO)
1- b1 / b = 0.000
69 fB = fD = 31 %
23 fA = fE = 23 %
0 fK = fC = 0 %

I) Correction For Floor Thickness

Correction in f P = tf /d (fP - fQ) = -1.806 % NOTE.


If the point considered is D/S of the
Correction in f R = tf /d (f P -f R )= 7.000 %

II) Correction For Interference of Sheet Pile

Correction in fL due to Second Pile =

Where,
d = Depth of Sheet Pile Considered
D = Depth of Sheet Pile Influencing
b' = Total Floor Length Horizontal Distance b/w two piles influencing each other

d= 31.000 ft
D= 26.00 ft
b= 220.14 ft
b' = 107.00 ft
NOTE.
Correction in fK due to Second Pile = -2.425 % If the point considered is on the upper Stream

III) Correction For Slope For fK

No Slope Correction Needed.

HENCE ,
CORRECTED FP = 26.769 %
CORRECTED FQ = 23 %
CORRECTED FR = 7.000 %

TABLE FOR UPLIFT PRESSURE AT E,D AND C ALONG THE SHEET PIL
Symbols Used
Intermediate
in Khosla`s U/S Pile Line D/S Pile Line
Line
Curve
fE fA = 69.82 fL = 47.069 fP = 26.769
fD fB = 69 fM = 45 fQ = 23
fC fK = 64.61 fN = 44.571 fR = 7.000

22. CLACULATION FOR FLOOR THICKNESS

Where,
tf = Thickness of Floor in Ft.
f = % Ulplift Pressure
H = Maximum Differential Head Causing Seepage
G = Specific Gravity of Concrete 2.40

a) Thickness of Floor at A

Assumed Thickness = 2.5 ft


Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 15.16 ft

Due to Excessive Weight of Water Acting on the U/S Floor, Provide Nominal Thiockness of 2.5ft.
Similarly provide 2.5 ft Thick Floor at K, and the Thickness of U/S Glacis Floor is also to be taken as 2.5ft.

b) Thickness of Floor at L

Assumed Thickness = 10 ft
Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 10.22 ft
PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 11.00 FT.

c) Thickness of Floor at N

Assumed Thickness = 10 ft
Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 9.68 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 9.70 FT.

d) Thickness of Floor at P

Assumed Thickness = 7 ft
Thickness from Uplift Pressure = 5.81 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 5.90 FT.

581.00
9.70
11.00 3.80
1.30

FLOOR THICKNESS

e) Thickness of Floor at Crest

U/S of the gate over the crest, water is always standing hence provide nominal thickness of 2.5FT.
D/S of gate water may not be present over the crest when the gate is closed.

b1 = 41.81 ft
bs = 17.06 ft
Uplift Pressure at Crest = fL + [(fK-fL)/b1 x bs] = 54.228 %

Hence the Thickness of Floor at Crest D/S of the Gate = 11.78 ft

PROVIDE A THICKNESS OF 12.00 FT.


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NO PART OF THIS SOFTWARE MAY BE REPRODUCED OR TRA
ANY FORM OR BY MEANS, ELECTRONIC OR MECHANICAL, IN
OUT, PHOTOCOPY OF THE PRINT OUT, RECORDING OR ANY I
STORAGE OR RETRIEVAL SYSTEM WITHOUT THE PERMISSIO
FROM THE PROGRAMMER, ALI.
CE FLOW CONDITION

30.172 ft

Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve Page 77


E(A) C(K)

D(B)

considered is D/S of the pile then the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

d is on the upper Stream side of influencing pile the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

sla`s Slope Correction Curve

d is on the U/S side of the Slope the correction will be -VE otherwise +VE.
Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve Page 77

E(L) C(N)

D(M)

considered is D/S of the pile then the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

d is on the upper Stream side of influencing pile the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.
sla`s Slope Correction Curve

d is on the U/S side of the Slope the correction will be -VE otherwise +VE.

Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve Page 77

E(P) C(R)

D(Q)

considered is D/S of the pile then the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.
d is on the upper Stream side of influencing pile the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

THE SHEET PILES


be taken as 2.5ft.

6.30

550

CES SECTION
37.000 ft

Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve Page 77

E(A) C(K)
D(B)

considered is D/S of the pile then the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

d is on the upper Stream side of influencing pile the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

sla`s Slope Correction Curve

d is on the U/S side of the Slope the correction will be -VE otherwise +VE.

Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve Page 77


E(L) C(N)

D(M)

considered is D/S of the pile then the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

d is on the upper Stream side of influencing pile the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.
sla`s Slope Correction Curve

d is on the U/S side of the Slope the correction will be -VE otherwise +VE.

Aqua Value Take From Khosla`s Curve Page 77

E(P) C(R)

D(Q)

considered is D/S of the pile then the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.
d is on the upper Stream side of influencing pile the correction will be +VE otherwise -VE.

THE SHEET PILES

be taken as 2.5ft.
5.90

550
RESERVED.
RODUCED OR TRANSMITTED IN
MECHANICAL, INCLUDING PRINT
ORDING OR ANY INFORMATION
T THE PERMISSION IN WRITING
Note.
Write one Value greater and one value smaller than the desired value of
respective values z and z` values for interpolation.

Violet Value Take From Table for Cojugate Depths Page 73-74

9.1 FOR NORMAL WEIR SECTION

For f(z)= 0.964 For f(z)= 1.099

f(z) z z`(f=1.0) f(z) z z`(f=1.0)


1.1092 0.15 0.6432 1.3077 0.18 0.683
1.1604 0.16 0.6576 1.2428 0.17 0.671
0.964 0.122 0.6024 1.099 0.148 0.6444

For f(z)= 0.693 For f(z)= 0.919

f(z) z z`(f=1.0) f(z) z z`(f=1.0)


0.8327 0.11 0.5732 1.1092 0.15 0.6432
0.9036 0.12 0.5927 1.0418 0.14 0.6275
0.693 0.090 0.5349 0.919 0.122 0.5988

9.2 FOR UNDERSLUICES SECTION

For f(z)= 1.935 For f(z)= 2.477

f(z) z z`(f=1.0) f(z) z z`(f=1.0)


2.2163 0.34 0.7926 2.6778 0.45 0.7951
2.1674 0.33 0.7898 2.7123 0.46 0.793
1.935 0.283 0.7765 2.477 0.392 0.8073

Note.
Write one Value greater and one value smaller than the desired value of

Grey Value Take From Table for Bresse`s Backwater Function Page 105

12.1 DETERMINATION OF LEVELS OF GUIDE BANKS

d1/D f(d1/D) d2/D f(d2/D)


1.06 0.8382 1.06 0.8382
1.1 0.6806 1.1 0.6806
1.073171 0.7863 1.063902 0.822824

Note.
Write one Value greater and one value smaller than the desired value of

Grey Value Take From Table for Bresse`s Backwater Function

14. DESIGN OF MARGINAL BUNDS

d1/D f(d1/D) d2/D f(d2/D)


1.3 0.3731 1.005 1.6486
1.35 0.3352 1.006 1.5881
1.375 0.3163 1.006 1.5881
1.3 0.3731
1.35 0.3352
1.344 0.3399
1.3 0.3731
1.25 0.4198
1.313 0.3614
1.3 0.3731
1.25 0.4198
1.281 0.3906
1.25 0.4198
1.2 0.4798
1.250 0.4198
1.2 0.4798
1.25 0.4198
1.219 0.4573
1.15 0.5608
1.2 0.4798
1.188 0.5000
1.15 0.5608
1.2 0.4798
1.156 0.5507
1.1 0.6806
1.15 0.5608
1.125 0.6207
1.06 0.8382
1.1 0.6806
1.094 0.7052
1.06 0.8382
1.1 0.6806
1.063 0.8284
1.03 1.0596
1.04 0.9669
1.031 1.0480
ired value of f(z)and also put

ired value of d/D and f(d/D).


ired value of d/D and f(d/D).
f(z) z z`
0.8 0.85 0.9 0.95 1

0.008 0.001 0.050 0.053 0.056 0.059 0.063


0.0161 0.002 0.071 0.075 0.080 0.084 0.089
0.0241 0.003 0.086 0.092 0.097 0.103 0.108
0.0321 0.004 0.099 0.106 0.112 0.118 0.125
0.04 0.005 0.110 0.117 0.124 0.131 0.139

0.048 0.006 0.121 0.128 0.136 0.144 0.151


0.056 0.007 0.130 0.138 0.147 0.155 0.163
0.0639 0.008 0.138 0.147 0.156 0.165 0.174
0.0719 0.009 0.147 0.156 0.166 0.175 0.184
0.0799 0.01 0.154 0.164 0.174 0.184 0.194

0.0996 0.0125 0.171 0.183 0.194 0.205 0.216


0.1195 0.015 0.187 0.199 0.211 0.224 0.236
0.1391 0.0175 0.201 0.214 0.227 0.240 0.253
0.1588 0.02 0.214 0.228 0.242 0.256 0.270
0.1784 0.0225 0.226 0.241 0.256 0.271 0.285

0.1981 0.025 0.238 0.253 0.269 0.284 0.300


0.2175 0.0275 0.248 0.264 0.281 0.297 0.313
0.2371 0.03 0.258 0.275 0.292 0.309 0.326
0.2759 0.0325 0.289 0.308 0.327 0.346 0.366
0.3145 0.035 0.318 0.339 0.360 0.381 0.402

0.3528 0.045 0.310 0.331 0.351 0.372 0.393


0.3911 0.05 0.325 0.346 0.368 0.390 0.412
0.4291 0.055 0.338 0.361 0.384 0.407 0.429
0.4668 0.06 0.351 0.375 0.399 0.422 0.446
0.5055 0.065 0.364 0.389 0.413 0.438 0.463

0.5417 0.07 0.375 0.400 0.426 0.451 0.476


0.5789 0.075 0.386 0.412 0.438 0.464 0.491
0.6157 0.08 0.396 0.423 0.450 0.477 0.504
0.6524 0.085 0.406 0.433 0.461 0.489 0.517
0.689 0.09 0.415 0.444 0.472 0.501 0.529

0.7253 0.095 0.424 0.453 0.482 0.512 0.541


0.7614 0.1 0.433 0.463 0.492 0.522 0.552
0.8327 0.11 0.449 0.480 0.511 0.542 0.573
0.9036 0.12 0.464 0.496 0.528 0.560 0.593
0.9727 0.13 0.477 0.510 0.544 0.577 0.610

1.0418 0.14 0.490 0.524 0.558 0.593 0.627


1.1092 0.15 0.501 0.536 0.572 0.607 0.643
1.1604 0.16 0.504 0.540 0.576 0.611 0.647
1.2428 0.17 0.522 0.559 0.596 0.634 0.671
1.3077 0.18 0.531 0.569 0.607 0.645 0.683
1.3722 0.19 0.540 0.579 0.617 0.656 0.695
1.4352 0.2 0.548 0.587 0.627 0.666 0.706
1.4976 0.21 0.555 0.595 0.636 0.676 0.716
1.5592 0.22 0.562 0.603 0.644 0.685 0.726
1.6192 0.23 0.568 0.609 0.651 0.693 0.734

1.6789 0.24 0.574 0.616 0.658 0.700 0.742


1.7372 0.25 0.579 0.622 0.664 0.707 0.750
1.7947 0.26 0.584 0.627 0.670 0.713 0.757
1.851 0.27 0.588 0.632 0.675 0.719 0.763
1.9064 0.28 0.592 0.636 0.680 0.724 0.769

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