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2020 Civ 83
2020 Civ 83
Reg # 2020-CIV-83
Table of Contents
Lab No. 1: To Develop Relationships Between Surface Area, Elevation and Capacity of Reservoir
1.1: Related Theory: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.1: Reservoir: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.2: Classification of Reservoirs: ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.3: Storage Capacity of Reservoirs:.................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.4: Area-Elevation Curve: .................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
1.1.5: Elevation-Capacity Curve: ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.1.6: Area-Capacity Curve:.................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1.7: Uses of elevation-surface area-capacity curve ............................................................................................................................................ 6
1.2: Assignment: Find Height of Reservoir if capacity of reservoir is: 2.5 BCM (for Section B).................................................................................. 7
Figure 1.1: Longitudinal section of stream................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Figure 1.2: Cross-Section of Stream ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2.1: Observation and Calculations: ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Graph 1.1: ELEVATION V/S TOP SURFACE AREA ................................................................................................................................................... 11
GRAPGH 1.2: ELEVATION V/S CUMULATIVE CAPACITY......................................................................................................................................... 12
GRAPGH 1.3: TOP SURFACE AREA V/S CUMULATIVE CAPACITY ........................................................................................................................... 13
GRAPGH 1.4: RELATIONSHIP ELEVATION, TOP SURFACE AREA &CUMULATIVE CAPACITY................................................................................... 14
Lab No. 2: To Estimate the Live Storage Capacity of a Reservoir for various Operational Scenarios.
2.1: Related Theory: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.1.1: Reservoir: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.1.2: Level & storages of reservoir ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.1.2.1: Full reservoir level (FRL) .......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
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Lab No. 3: To estimate the hydro-power potential for a given water-power development scheme.
3.1: Related Theory: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
3.1.1: Sources of energy:.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
3.1.2: Waterpower & its benefits ............................................................................................................................................................................. 25
3.1.3: Layout of a typical water-power development scheme & its types............................................................................................................... 26
3.1.4: Types of water-power development schemes ............................................................................................................................................... 27
3.1.5: Flow & power duration curves ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
3.2: The following set of data relates to a natural stream at a dam site, the values are averaged over the past 50 years record. ............................ 28
CASE(C):................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
CASE(C):................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37
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Lab N0. 05: CALCULATION FOR GRADUALLY VARIED FLOW (GVF) SURFACE PROFILES
5.1: Related theory: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 74
5.1.1: TYPES OF FLOW: ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 74
5.1.1.1: UNIFORM FLOW: ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 74
5.1.1.2: NON-UNIFORM FLOW: ............................................................................................................................................................................ 74
5.1.1.3: RAPIDLY VARYING FLOW ......................................................................................................................................................................... 74
5.1.1.4: GRADUALLY VARYING FLOW ................................................................................................................................................................... 74
5.1.2: TYPE OF SLOPES ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 75
5.1.2.1: MILD SLOPE (M): ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 75
5.1.2.2: STEEP SLOPE (S):...................................................................................................................................................................................... 75
5.1.2.3: CRITICAL SLOPE (C):................................................................................................................................................................................. 75
5.1.2.4: HORIZONTAL SLOPE: ............................................................................................................................................................................... 75
5.1.2.5: ADVERSE SLOPE (A): ................................................................................................................................................................................ 76
5.1.3: CLASSIFICATION OF WATER SURFACE PROFILES: ........................................................................................................................................... 76
5.1.3.1: Type 1 Profile: ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 76
5.1.3.2: Type 2 Profile: ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 76
5.1.3.3: Type 3 Profile: ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 76
5.2: CALCULATIONS: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 78
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Lab No. 1: To Develop Relationships Between Surface Area, Elevation and Capacity of Reservoir
1.1: Related Theory:
1.1.1: Reservoir:
Water body created after formation of barrier across a river or stream and part of catchment runoff is stored on the upstream side of
that barrier is called Reservoir.
1.1.2: Classification of Reservoirs:
1.1.2.1: Storage Reservoirs
Storage reservoirs are those reservoirs that are to be created for irrigation, industrial and domestic purposes. For example, Amach Dam
(Mastung), Band-e-Chaman Dam (Turbat), Gur Dam (Kalat), Hingi dam (Quetta)
1.1.2.2: Flood Control Reservoirs
A reservoir that is used to control floods. It protects the areas lying on its downstream side. This reservoir was used to reduce the
damage due to flooding. For example, Mirani Dam and Sabakzai Dam.
1.1.2.3: Distribution Reservoirs
A distribution reservoir is a small storage reservoir to tide over the peak demand of water for municipal water supply or irrigation. It
stores water during the period of less demand and supplies the same water during the period of high demand. For example, Chasma
Barrage, Jinnah barrage.
1.1.2.4: Multipurpose Reservoirs
They are constructed to serve for more than a single purpose like storage of water, flood control, water supply and recreational
purposes etc., for example Kanpur dam.
1.1.2.5: Balancing Reservoirs
A balancing reservoir is a small reservoir constructed d/s of the main reservoir for holding water released from the main reservoir. This
water is then pumped back to the main reservoirs and used during the lean flow period. This type of reservoir is constructed in water
scarce areas.
1.1.3: Storage Capacity of Reservoirs:
Whatever may be the use of a reservoir, its most important function is to store water during floods and to release it later. The storage
capacity of a reservoir is, therefore, its most important characteristic. The available storage capacity of a reservoir depends upon the
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topography of the site and the height of dam. To determine the available storage capacity of a reservoir up to a certain level of water,
engineering surveys are usually conducted. The storage capacity and the water spread area at different elevations can be determined
from the contour map.
1.1.4: Area-Elevation Curve:
From the contour plan, the water spread area of the reservoir at any elevation is determined by measuring the area enclosed by the
corresponding contour. Generally, a Planimeter is used for measuring the area. An elevation-area curve is then plotted between the
surface area as abscissa and the elevation as ordinate.
1.1.5: Elevation-Capacity Curve:
The storage capacity of the reservoir at any elevation is determined from the water spread area at various elevations. An elevation-
storage volume curve is plotted between the storage volume as abscissa and the elevation as ordinate.
1.1.6: Area-Capacity Curve:
A graph showing the relation between the surface area of the water in a reservoir and the corresponding volume stored in the reservoir.
1.1.7: Uses of elevation-surface area-capacity curve
To determine the waters spread area at a particular elevation.
To find out how much volume will be stored in the reservoir up to a given elevation.
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1.2: Assignment: Find Height of Reservoir if capacity of reservoir is: 2.5 BCM (for Section B)
H2
1:8
H1 1:4
80 m
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Graph to be plotted:
Sr Height Interva Longitudinal Profile Cross-Section Surface Area Capacit Cumulativ cumulative
# Z Z l Botto Top Avg. Botto Top Avg. Top Mean y of e Capacity height
m m Water of Water
meter meter meter meter meter meter meter mete meter km km BCM BCM
r
1 0 10 10 0 1000 500 80 160 120 0.16 0.1 0.0006 0.0006 10
2 10 20 10 1000 2000 1500 160 240 200 0.48 0.3 0.0030 0.0036 20
3 20 30 10 2000 3000 2500 240 320 280 0.96 0.7 0.0070 0.0106 30
4 30 40 10 3000 4000 3500 320 400 360 1.6 1.3 0.0126 0.0232 40
5 40 50 10 4000 5000 4500 400 480 440 2.4 2.0 0.0198 0.0430 50
6 50 55.33 5.33 5000 5533 5266.5 480 523 501.3 2.89 2.6 0.0141 0.0571 55.33
7 55.33 65.33 10 5533 9799.5 7666.3 522.6 683 602.6 6.69 4.6 0.0462 0.1033 65.33
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8 65.33 75.33 10 9799.5 11300 10550 682.6 843 762.6 9.52 8.0 0.0805 0.1837 75.33
9 75.33 85.33 10 11299. 12800 12050 842.6 1003 922.6 12.83 11.1 0.1112 0.2949 85.33
5
10 85.33 95.33 10 12799. 14300 13550 1003 1163 1083.0 16.63 14.7 0.1467 0.4416 95.33
5
11 95.33 105.33 10 14299. 15800 15050 1163 1323 1243.0 20.9 18.7 0.1871 0.6287 105.33
5
12 105.3 115.33 10 15799. 17300 16550 1323 1483 1403.0 25.66 23.2 0.2322 0.8609 115.33
3 5
13 115.3 124.5 9.17 17299. 18675 17987 1483 1630 1556.4 30.44 28.0 0.2567 1.1176 124.5
3 5
18 124.5 134.5 10 18675 40350 29513 2183 2483 2333.0 100.19 68.9 0.6885 1.8061 134.5
19 134.5 144.5 10 40350 43350 41850 2483 2783 2633.0 120.64 110.2 1.1019 2.9080 144.5
20 144.5 154.5 10 43350 46350 44850 2783 3083 2933.0 142.90 131.5 1.3155 4.2235 154.5
21 154.5 164.5 10 46350 49350 47850 3083 3383 3233.0 166.95 154.7 1.5470 5.7705 164.5
22 164.5 171.61 7.11 49350 51483 50417 3383 3596 3489.7 185.15 175.9 1.2509 7.0214 171.61
23 171.6 181.61 10 154449 54483 10446 3683 3983 3833.0 217.01 400.4 4.0042 11.0256 181.61
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24 181.6 189.06 7.45 163449 56718 11008 3983 4207 4094.8 238.58 450.8 3.3582 14.3838 189.06
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for section B & Registration No. 2020-civ-83 , 2.5 Billion cubic meter discharge gain at height 140.797 m from bed level or bottom.
19 134.5 140.79 6.2967 40350 43350 41850 2483 2783 2633.0 120.64 110.2 0.6938 2.5000
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200
180
160
140
ELEVATION (m)
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0.00 50.00 100.00 150.00 200.00 250.00 300.00
AREA (km2)
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200
180
160
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120
ELEVATION (m)
100
80
60
40
20
0
0.0000 2.0000 4.0000 6.0000 8.0000 10.0000 12.0000 14.0000 16.0000
CAPACITY (BCM)
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300.00
250.00
200.00
TOP SURFACE AREA (km)
150.00
100.00
50.00
0.00
0.0000 2.0000 4.0000 6.0000 8.0000 10.0000 12.0000 14.0000 16.0000
CAPACITY (BCM)
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AREA (KM^2)
300.00 250.00 200.00 150.00 100.00 50.00 0.00
200
180
160
140
ELEVATION (M)
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
0.0000 2.0000 4.0000 6.0000 8.0000 10.0000 12.0000 14.0000 16.0000
CAPACITY (BCM)
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Lab No. 2: To Estimate the Live Storage Capacity of a Reservoir for various Operational Scenarios.
Estimation of Reservoir Capacity
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2.1.5.1: Explanation
For example, if the deficit is 30 MCM & surplus is 60 MCM. According to definition we will keep capacity as 30 MCM. The reason is
that we need just 30 MCM extra. If we keep reservoir capacity equal to 60 MCM then the extra 30 MCM are useless, and it will cause
sedimentation, and construction cost will increase.
And if there is a reverse case i.e., deficit is 60 MCM and surplus is 30 MCM. Then obviously we will decide capacity of reservoir as
30 MCM. The reason for this decision is that although we need 60 MCM, we have not enough water available to store. The maximum
water available is 30 MCM, so designing a reservoir at more than this capacity is of no use.
2.1.6: Mass curve
It is a Plot between the cumulative inflows and demand (outflows) versus time.
2.1.6.1: Mass inflow curve:
Graph plotted between the net reservoir inflows, exclusive of upstream abstractions, as ordinate versus time as abscissa.
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T ime ~ Discharge
300
250
200
Discharge (m3/sec)
150
100
50
0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Time (months)
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Case (a)
Time Discharge Avg. In Flow In Flow Cumulative OutFlow Cumulative Surplus Deficit
Evaporation inflow Outflow
losses
sec Month m/s m/s m/s MCM MCM MCM MCM m/s m/s
2678400 January 75 2.825 72.175 193.31 193.31 641.29 641.29 447.98
2505600 February 95 3.325 91.675 229.70 423.01 641.29 1282.59 411.59
2678400 March 120 4.225 115.78 310.09 733.11 641.29 1923.88 331.20
2592000 April 156 5.175 150.83 390.94 1124.04 641.29 2565.17 250.35
2678400 May 265 6.275 258.73 692.97 1817.01 641.29 3206.46 51.68
2592000 June 360 7.575 352.43 913.49 2730.50 641.29 3847.76 272.19
2678400 July 455 9.575 445.43 1193.03 3923.53 641.29 4489.05 551.73
2678400 August 590 10.68 579.33 1551.66 5475.19 641.29 5130.34 910.37
2592000 September 415 9.075 405.93 1052.16 6527.35 641.29 5771.63 410.87
2678400 October 245 7.075 237.93 637.26 7164.61 641.29 6412.93 4.03
2592000 November 125 4.575 120.43 312.14 7476.75 641.29 7054.22 329.15
2678400 December 85 3.325 81.675 218.76 7695.51 641.29 7695.51 422.53
SUM 2196.84 2196.8
LIVE STORAGE CAPACITY 2196.84
Case (b)
Time Discharge Avg. In Flow In Flow Cumulative OutFlow Cumulative Surplus Deficit
Evaporation inflow Outflow
losses
sec Month m/s m/s m/s MCM MCM MCM MCM m/s m/s
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2678400 March 120 4.225 115.78 310.09 733.11 641.29 1923.88 331.20
2592000 April 156 5.175 150.83 390.94 1124.04 641.29 2565.17 250.35
2678400 May 265 6.275 258.73 692.97 1817.01 641.29 3206.46 51.68
2592000 June 360 7.575 352.43 913.49 2730.50 641.29 3847.76 272.19
2678400 July 455 9.575 445.43 1193.03 3923.53 641.29 4489.05 551.73
2678400 Aug 590 10.68 579.33 1551.66 5475.19 641.29 5130.34 910.37
2592000 Sep 415 9.075 405.93 1052.16 6527.35 641.29 5771.63 410.87
2678400 Oct 245 7.075 237.93 637.26 7164.61 641.29 6412.93 4.03
2592000 Nov 125 4.575 120.43 312.14 7476.75 641.29 7054.22 329.15
2678400 Dec 85 3.325 81.675 218.76 7695.51 641.29 7695.51 422.53
SUM 2196.84 2196.8
LIVE STORAGE CAPACITY 2196.84
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MASS CURVE
DEMAND CURVE MASS INFLOW CURVE
9000.00
8000.00
7000.00
6000.00
VOLUME (MCM)
5000.00
4000.00
3000.00
2000.00
1000.00
0.00
0 5000000 10000000 15000000 20000000 25000000 30000000 35000000
TIME (SEC)
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MASS CURVE
MASS INFLOW CURVE DEMAND CURVE
9000.00
8000.00
7000.00
6000.00
VOLUME (MCM)
5000.00
4000.00
3000.00
2000.00
1000.00
0.00
0 5000000 10000000 15000000 20000000 25000000 30000000 35000000
TIME (SEC)
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1600.00 1551.66
1400.00
1193.03
1200.00
1052.16
VOLUME (MCM)
1000.00 913.49
800.00
692.97
637.26
600.00
390.94
400.00 310.09 312.14
229.70 218.76
193.31
200.00
0.00
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
MONTHS
GRAPH 2.3: DEFICIT & SURPLUS OVER YEAR FROM 1ST TABLE
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Lab No. 3: To estimate the hydro-power potential for a given water-power development scheme.
3.1: Related Theory:
3.1.1: Sources of energy:
Power is the necessity for the development of a country. These are the resources energy being utilized to produce electricity in
the world.
Fossil Fuel (oil, gas, and coal etc.)
Wind
Water in Rivers
Waves and Tides in Ocean
Solar Energy
Atomic/Nuclear Energy
3.1.2: Waterpower & its benefits
Hydropower is extracted from the natural potential of usable water resources. If the water is available in the river, then to
produce energy reservoirs are made to make availability of water throughout the year.
P= η γ Q H
P= Hydropower, Q = River discharge, η= efficiency of generating units, H= Available head , γ = sp. Wt. of water
3.1.1.2: Benefits
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FIGURE 3.1
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FIGURE 3.2
3.2: The following set of data relates to a natural stream at a dam site, the values are averaged over the past
50 years record.
3.2.1: For the given scenarios:
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January 65 3.225 61.775 79.15 38.37 38.37 0.00 565.38 683.97 8.33
February 90 4.325 85.675 85.15 57.25 38.37 18.88 452.98 476.90 16.67
March 130 4.825 125.175 93.15 91.51 38.37 53.14 394.98 397.23 25.00
April 176 5.025 170.975 99.15 133.04 38.37 94.67 377.43 352.93 33.33
May 255 5.775 249.225 110.15 215.44 38.37 177.07 249.23 215.44 41.67
June 385 7.575 377.425 119.15 352.93 38.37 314.56 223.275 203.53 50.00
July 462 9.025 452.975 134.15 476.90 38.37 438.53 170.98 133.04 58.33
August 575 9.625 565.375 154.15 683.97 38.37 645.60 125.18 91.51 66.67
September 405 10.025 394.975 128.15 397.23 38.37 358.86 106.075 78.38 75.00
October 230 6.725 223.275 116.15 203.53 38.37 165.16 85.68 57.25 83.33
November 110 3.925 106.075 94.15 78.38 38.37 40.01 72.675 49.14 91.67
December 76 3.325 72.675 86.15 49.14 38.37 10.77 61.78 38.37 100.00
CASE(C): TOTAL POWER IS 2777.69 MW. SO WORK IS 99999676381 KWH.PRICE OF HYDROPOWER IS ABOUT
3999870553.
NO. OF TURBINE 23.
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700.00
600.00
500.00
POWER (MW)
400.00
300.00
200.00
100.00
0.00
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00
FREQUENCY (%)
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500.00
400.00
DISCHARGE (M/S)
300.00
200.00
100.00
0.00
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00
FREQUENCY (%)
GRAPH 3.2
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700.00
600.00
500.00
POWER (MW)
400.00
300.00
200.00
100.00
0.00
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
TIME (MONTHS)
GRAPH 3.3
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700.00
500.00
600.00
400.00
DISCHARGE (m/s)
500.00
POWER (MW)
400.00 300.00
300.00
200.00
200.00
100.00
100.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00
FREQUENCY (%)
GRAPH 3.4
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CASE(C): TOTAL POWER IS 2323.04 MW. SO WORK IS 8362946614 KWH.PRICE OF HYDROPOWER IS ABOUT
3345178646.
NO. OF TURBINE 18.
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450.00
400.00
350.00
300.00
POWER (MW)
250.00
200.00
150.00
100.00
50.00
0.00
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00
FREQUENCY (%)
GRAPH 3.5
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400.00
350.00
300.00
DISCHARGE (M/S)
250.00
200.00
150.00
100.00
50.00
0.00
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00
FREQUENCY (%)
GRAPH 3.6
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400.00
350.00 330.74
321.98
300.00
POWER (MW)
246.07 246.25
250.00
200.00 182.53
150.00 132.40
99.53 102.82
100.00 78.29
61.59 60.95
50.00
0.00
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
TIME (MONTHS)
GRAPH 3.7
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FREQUENCY (%)
120.00 100.00 80.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 0.00
500.00 400.00
450.00
350.00
400.00
300.00
350.00
250.00
DISCHARGE (m/s)
300.00
POWER (MW)
250.00 200.00
200.00
150.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
50.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00
FREQUENCY (%)
GRAPH 3.8
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4.1:Related theory:
4.1.1: Reservoir:
It is an area developed by water body due to construction of dam. It is created when a barrier/dam is constructed across a river or
stream and part of catchment runoff is stored on the upstream side of the dam.
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4.1.2: Sediment:
It is any particulate matter that can be transported by fluid flow, and which eventually is deposited as a layer
of solid particles on the bed or bottom of a body of water or other liquid. It is a fragmental material which originates
from the weathering of rocks and is transported, suspended in or deposited by water.
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capacity of flow.
Specific weight of water = 1 m ton/m3, Specific weight of particles = 2.65 x 1 = 2.65 m ton / m3
Density = specific weight. / g = 1 / 9.81 = 0.102 metric ton sec2/m4
R = A / P = (b x d) / b+2d (b is very large)
Therefore R = D & V = Q/A, b = A / D, q = Q / b
Specific weight of water = 1 m ton/m3
Specific weight of particles = 2.65 x 1 = 2.65 m ton / m2
Density = specific weight / g = 1 / 9.81 = 0.102 metric ton sec2/m4
Calculate Kr as
Calculate Sr as
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4.5: Assignment:
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Time
4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52
(weeks)
Dischar
ge 400 + 525 + 678 + 820 + 1180 + 1569 + 2936 + 4040 + 3156 + 1623 + 845 + 563 + 425 +
(cumecs R R R R R R R R R R R R R
)
Area
290 344 395 445 559 698 1056 1388 1130 720 475 395 305
(m2)
Depth
1.75 2.16 2.46 2.70 3.50 4.65 7.05 7.98 7.15 4.89 3.15 2.39 1.96
(m)
d gr 12.648
m 2.104
A 0.205
n 0.383
c 0.026
DATA:
D50 (mm) = 0.5
D90 (mm) = 0.75
Bed slope = 1 :(1500)
Kinematic viscosity = 1 x 10-6 m2/sec
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Lab N0. 05: CALCULATION FOR GRADUALLY VARIED FLOW (GVF) SURFACE PROFILES
5.1: Related theory:
5.1.1: TYPES OF FLOW:
Different types of flow, shown in figure 5.1, are as follows.
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(So = 0)
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5.2: CALCULATIONS:
Roll no. = 83
So = 0.001
Q= 33.2 m3/sec
Bo= 15 m
s 2
n 0.018
alpha 1
z at (x = 0) 415 m
y at (x = 0) 8 m
x y A P R V V2/2g Z H S S- hL H Diference
(m2)
1000 7. 203 46.30 4.384 0.144 0.0011 416 423.0011 9.34316E- 1.47635E- 1.476E- 423.0007 0.000
09 08 05
2000 6. 161.98 41.83 3.872 0.180 0.0017 417 423.0011 1.73163E- 2.66595E- 2.666E- 423.0011 0.0000
08 08 05
3000 5. 124.95 37.35 3.345 0.234 0.0028 418 423.0013 3.53727E- 5.2689E- 5.269E- 423.0011 0.0002
08 08 05
4000 4. 91.89 32.87 2.795 0.318 0.0051 419 423.0014 8.30982E- 1.18471E- 1.185E- 423.0014 0.0000
08 07 04
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5000 2.99 62.75 28.38 2.211 0.465 0.0110 420 423.0018 2.43488E- 3.26586E- 3.266E- 423.0018 0.0001
07 07 04
6000 1.97 37.37 23.82 1.569 0.781 0.0311 421 423.0036 1.08534E- 1.32883E- 1.329E- 423.0032 0.0004
06 06 03
7000 0.75 12.43 18.37 0.677 2.348 0.2811 422 423.0344 3.00609E- 3.11462E- 3.115E- 423.0348 -0.0004
05 05 02
PROFILES:
For water surface profile refer to figure 5.4 and 5.5.
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