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    The document summarizes the design of a right side diversion channel cross-section to carry a discharge of 76 cubic meters per second. It provides the basic design parameters of the channel including a bed width of 3 meters, side slopes of 2.5:1, and a bed fall of 1 in 1000. Using these parameters, it calculates the required cross-sectional area of 35.2 square meters and verifies that the designed discharge capacity of 81.382 cubic meters per second is greater than the required discharge of 76 cubic meters per second.

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    The document summarizes the design of a right side diversion channel cross-section to carry a discharge of 76 cubic meters per second. It provides the basic design parameters of the channel including a bed width of 3 meters, side slopes of 2.5:1, and a bed fall of 1 in 1000. Using these parameters, it calculates the required cross-sectional area of 35.2 square meters and verifies that the designed discharge capacity of 81.382 cubic meters per second is greater than the required discharge of 76 cubic meters per second.

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    The document summarizes the design of a right side diversion channel cross-section to carry a discharge of 76 cubic meters per second. It provides the basic design parameters of the channel including a bed width of 3 meters, side slopes of 2.5:1, and a bed fall of 1 in 1000. Using these parameters, it calculates the required cross-sectional area of 35.2 square meters and verifies that the designed discharge capacity of 81.382 cubic meters per second is greater than the required discharge of 76 cubic meters per second.

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    Discharge Left Drain

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    Gangesh Kumar Thakur
    The document summarizes the design of a right side diversion channel cross-section to carry a discharge of 76 cubic meters per second. It provides the basic design parameters of the channel including a bed width of 3 meters, side slopes of 2.5:1, and a bed fall of 1 in 1000. Using these parameters, it calculates the required cross-sectional area of 35.2 square meters and verifies that the designed discharge capacity of 81.382 cubic meters per second is greater than the required discharge of 76 cubic meters per second.

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    DESIGN OF RIGHT SIDE DIVERSION CHANNEL CROSS-SECTION

    Discharge required = 76.000 cusecs


    The following are the basic data assumed
    Bed width,B = 3.00 mts varies as per G.L
    F S D,d = 3.20 mts 0.60
    Side slopes = 2.5 : 1 2.5 :1
    Bed fall,s = 1in 1000 3.20
    Value of n = 0.02 3.00
    B/D Ratio = 0.938

    Area,(A) = (B + nd)xd = ( 3 +2.5x 3.2 ) x 3.2) = 35.200 sq.mts


    Slope length L = = (Sqrt(3.2 )^2 + ( 2.5 x 3.2 )^2) = 5.987 mts
    Wetted perimeter,p = (B+2xL) = 3 + 2 x 5.987 ) = 14.9740 mts
    Hydraulic mean depth (R = R = A / P = 35.2 /14.974 = 2.351 mts
    R 2/3 = = (2.351) 2/3
    = 1.768 mts
    Velocity(V) = 1/n x R 2/3x S1/2 = ` = 2.312 m/sec
    Discharge,(Q) = AxV = 35.2 x2.312 = 81.382 cumecs
    Design discharge is MORE than required discharge = 76.000 cumecs
    Hence above section is adopted..
    OK

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