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Dosha Head Work Design
Dosha Head Work Design
Dosha Head Work Design
Start from left bank, divide stream into 5-10 DEPTH at Cross Section Profile 1 (upstream cross
equal sections section)
DEPTH at Cross Section Profile 2 (middle cross DEPTH at Cross Section Profile 3 (downstream
section) cross section)
ls
minimum river bed level 1904.55 abi abi:
Table: TWD Computation at Wier Axis From CAD From CA
Stage, H (m) Tail water Manning's Water Wetted Hydraulic Longitudi Velocity, V
depth Roughness, n Area, A primeter, P(m) Radius, R nal Slope, (m/s)
(m2) (m) S (m/m)
2171
MAX 300.00
2170
2169
2168
2
2167
2166
2165
0 2 4 6
1,907.0
0.00
4.27 1,906.5
19.23
1,906.0
48.22
Stage, H (m)
89.64 1,905.5
144.83
237.84 1,905.0
315.64 1,904.5
442.42
561.59 1,904.0
1,903.5
1,903.0
0 50 100 150
Discharge, Q (m3/s)
8
2167.95
5
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Column X
-12
4
1906
0
AVERAGE
50
RIVER BED SLOPE 100
1905
f(x) = − 0.00813918142095045 x + 1904.96302062525
2166.68
@ 53m
1904
1903
1902
AVERAGE RIVER BED SLOPE
1903
1902
AVERAGE RIVER BED SLOPE
D at Wier Site
DI EL
0 2169.083
1 2168.775
1.53 2168.613
2 2168.428
2.94 2168.063
3 2168.038
4 2167.662
5 2167.423
100 150 200 250 5.2 2167.375
Discharge, Q (m3/s) 5.79 2167.47
6 2167.456
7 2167.388
8 2167.32
8.06 2167.316
9 2167.01
9.99 2166.689
10 2166.696
11 2167.127
2167.95 12 2167.558
13 2167.99
14 2168.421
15 2168.853
16 2169.284
17 2169.715
17.2 2169.811
150
0.055
TOTAL
COMMAND DUTY(L/ Depth of Depth of
AREA(HEC) S/HEC) Q(L/S) Q(m3/S) water(m) canal(m) COMMAND AREA
LS 95 0.92 87.4 0.0874 0.55 0.55 0.7 LS
TOTAL 0.0874
Q 30%Q Com
125 37.5 95.108696 87.5 87.5 1000
95 920
0.92 3576960
Assume d= 0.55 b
b= 0.90
Side slope = 0
Bed slope = 0.10%
Depth of flow = 0.55
Bottom width = 0.90
Depth of canal = 0.65
COMMAND AREA SC4 353303
95 0.00092 TC2 88269
95 3576.96 693.32617642 TC5 192772
TC3 71851
TC1 206671
MC 140304 1053170
893050 105.317
20.6671
x 0 0.67
y 0 0.12
0 -0.12
K = (V+6.4Hd+4.88)/(3.6Hd+19.5)
V = (2g(H+0.5Hd)0.5
OUT PUT
Trial-1 Applying Bernoulli's Equation b/n u/s and at the toe of spillway >>>> E1=W2
Q =AV1 >> q/Le = AV1 = V1 = q/Y1
H+He = Y1+ (V12/2g)
4.9333 Y1+((q/Y1)2/2*g)
GOAL SEEK
Y1+((q/Y1)2/2*g) = 4.933
Y1 0.8613
solve by goal seek 4.933
KIYA:
the position of the jum
5.1. Position of the jump is estimated using ble
curve method
The discharge per unit width = q =CdH3/2
Where H =U/S TEL-WCL = 2.340
Cd = 2.156
q (m3/s/m)= 7.72
WCL 1907.15
U/S TEL = 1909.399
D/S TEL = 1908.220 KIYA:
HL = 1.179 for the given HL & q Ef2
can be read from blench
Ef2 3.400 curve plate 10.1 refer SEE THE REMARK
garge page 550-553
KIYA:
for the given HL & q Ef2
can be read from blench
curve plate 10.1 refer SEE THE REMARK
Location of the Jump = D/S TEL - Ef2 1904.82 garge page 550-553
REMARK ;- Since there was no detail Head work Geological report and as we obserb KIYA:
during site visite the top part of the river geology weatherd it is higly recommend to remove Since the foundation
the weathered part FOR A DEPTH OF 0.5M and provide C-20 plain concrete for the given rock
length.
Accourding to Bligh's L =2.21C√(HL/10)
Take "C" Based on foundation material in our case the
foundation is belived to fine sand 15.000
L= 11.4
Provide an average D/S apron length = 14.9
Tickness of apron for U/S 0.2
U/S Apron length considering the river foundation take 3.0
A Nominial length of 3
REQUIRED DATA VALUE
Case-1
Crest level(CL) 1907.147
RBL 1904.550
C= 2.15566416679408
Lef = 38.97
H 2.60
Hd=He 2.34
TWD 3.40
OUT PUT
CASE-2
Then length of the basin…..Case-1 using graph for Case-1 for Fr read L/Y2 …..L =
L/Y2 also in case-2 using L =5(Y2-Y1)
Case-2 L= 6(Y2-Y1) ….=
Height of end sill (h4) = (h4/Y1) * Y1 where
Height of baffel block (h3) = (h3/Y1) * Y1 where
from graph "h4/Y1" =
from graph "h3/Y1" =
Height of Chut blocks (HCB) = Y1 =
Width of Chut blocks (WCB) = WCB=Y1 =
Length of Chut blocks (LCB) = WCB=2*Y1 =
Spacing between chutblocks & retaning wall (SCB) = 0.5Y1
Spacing between Baffel blocks & retaning wall (SBB) = 0.375Y2
If Baffel Blocks provided lengeth of Stilling basin will redeused by 1.25Y1 from stilling
basin with out Baffel blocks (L) =L-1.25Y2
provide for D/S cut off andUp stream cut of Lunching apron
Average river bolder diameter D
provide D/S lunching apron lendth L= 1.5D
N.B. Provide 2meter Lunchin apron having a diameter of stone > 1meter
e
M ( ) 1 .5
M ()
e
M L
L
F 2v 6
F v
1 .5
H F
e
M ( ) 1 .5
M ()
e
M L
L
F 2v 6
HT DETERMINATION
VALUE UNIT REMARK
1904.55 m
1904.55
0.55 m From MCD
abi
100 m From topo IF > than flow depth in
0.001 m/m From MCD MC thus the discharge can
1906.00 m From topo be drived, so take
calculated H
1907.95 m Fro TWD
300.000 m From Hyd
0.200 m Assumed
0.150 m Assumed
0.150 m Assumed
0.1 m
3.399 m 3.40
VALUE UNIT REMARK
1907.15 1907.18
1906.400 m abi: RS MC
Minimum driving head for
2.60 m Select the larger value
full supply discharge should
be > 0.15m
0.75 m 0.75
0.20 m
FICIENT DETERMINATION
om different angles.Some of these are construction materials
terials during flood time, Considering the foundation the weir is selected to be
nforced concrete. In this project,there are different size of stones along the river
2.265 m
2.266 KIYA:
m
If < 1.33 it is a low spill
way, so the effect of depth
of approach on discharge
cofficient is not negligibel
and c=0.73
KIYA:
If < 1.33 it is a low spill
Hd (Goal seek) way, so the effect of depth
2.14 mapproach on discharge
of D/S TEL =
cofficient is not negligibel
2.14
and c=0.73
1.21 m
2.15566416679408
2.243
39.00 m 0.128
2.335 m 2.222
38.97 m 1.052
2.336 m 1.08372694581909
38.97 m KIYA:
If it is very small it have
not any impact so neglect
KIYA:
1.499 m/s (Hd+d)/He = (He+h)/He >
1.7 for no submergenc i.e
0.115 m the "Cd" is not affected by OGL=
tell water condition
2.1 ca/cd=1 neglible No Effect on Cd
abi:
0.7 if>0.4 submergencedoes
not affect C and C=cd
K FOR AFLUX
1909.28 m
1909.40 m
1907.95 m
KIYA:
For good rocky foundation
0.271 m the aflux can be up to 1.2,
usually it should be 1"see
1908.22 m
garg
1.3 m
LE DETERMINATION
VALUE UNIT REMARK Values of K & n based
U/s Slope
2 - Vertical
1.85 - 1:3 (H:V)
2.340 m 2:3 (H:V)
4.120 m 3:3 (H:V)
1
1.2500
VALUE UNIT REMARK
0.666666666666667
1.250
1.250
1.250
1.250 0.553333333333333
3.33 0.047
2.253 0.0374383015466735
27*Hd)1.85)/(Hd0.85))+0.126Hd-0.4315Hd0.375(X+0.27Hd)0.625
-0.6318 ………………………….
0.29484
2.340 m
3.05 m
0.999570478767746
8.05600604911054
KIYA:
IC JUMP DETERMINATION U.S.B.R Type-1,having
VALUE UNIT REMARK Chute blocks and end
sill,LSB = (4.3-6)Y2
1904.550 m Comment USBR & In
2.60 Type of jump
U.S.B.R Type-1,having
Chute blocks and end
sill,LSB = (4.3-6)Y2
1907.150 undular
3.399 m weak
300.000 m oscillating
38.97 m steady
1904.550 m strong
2.336 m
7.698 m3/s/m
0.115 m
2.14 m 2.222
OUT PUT
Trial-2 Assuming the depth of appron is lowerd by D1 = -0.3 KIYA:
Coonsider ecomomy &
Applying Bernoulli's Equation b/n u/s and at the toe of spillway Natural water way lower
H+He = D/SRBL-0.3+Y1+ (V12/2g) the apron by this value
aaa:
the back water curve
L & q Ef2 length is the length
m blench upstram of the weir
1 refer SEE THE REMARK where the flow depth is
-553 normal
aaa:
the back water curve
L & q Ef2 length is the length
m blench upstram of the weir
1 refer SEE THE REMARK where the flow depth is
-553 normal
1,909.0
ha=v2/(2*g)
q=Q/L(m3/s/m) R=1.35*(q2/2)(1/3) (m) v=q/R (m/s)
(m)
G BASIN DESIGN
VALUE KIYA:VALUE REMARK
3.075 Fr=2.5-4 ocillating jump is formed. KIYA: Case
8.938 It has energy dissipation 20%- USBR Recomendetion
1
3.4 40% not stable 1. 1 <TWD/Y2 < 1.1 =horizontal
2
appron
0.9 2. TWD > 1.1 Slopping apron
3.339
VALUE REMARK 3
1.0 Horizontal depresed apron
3.339 minimum
4
Type -I
5
4.000 m read from graph
0.000 m
13 m
15 m take max value
0.300 KIYA: m
0.0 consideringm the incoming
bolder take nominial height
0.000 m
of end cill =0.5m read from graph
0.000 m
0.0 m
considering the incoming
bolder take nominial height
of end cill =0.5m
0.0 m
0.000 m
0.000 m
0.000 m
0.000 m
m
1.11 m
4.908 m
7.362 m
6.135 m
1903.150 m
1.400 1.65 so provide 2.5 cutoff depth
0.500
1900.588 m
3.962 4 so provide 2m cutoff depth
1902.900 m
1900.550 m
13 Not Economica
10.000 m
7.362
2.00 take 2meter for down stream
0.578403755868545
1.850
1906.947
1.850
Pier condition Kp
Square nosed pier 0.02
Rounded nosed piers 0.01
Pointed nose piers 0
Abutment condition Ka
Square abutments with head wall at 90o to the direction of flow 0.2
Rounded abutments with head wall at 90o to the direction of flow 0.1
Rounded abutments at 45o 0
1.534
U/S HFL = 1909.483
WCL = 1907.147
H= 2.597
Y1 = #VALUE!
1904.550
51.3138199868377
-10.1318 -10.1318 0
4.25 2.85 2.85
-4.25 -2.85 -2.85
KIYA:
U.S.B.R Type-1,having
Chute blocks and end
sill,LSB = (4.3-6)Y2
Comment USBR & Indian S.basin
froud no Energy dissipation KIYA:
INDIAN:-Type-
1,Fr<4.5,Basin with chut
and ,baffle blocks & a
dentated sill
U.S.B.R Type-1,having
Chute blocks and end
sill,LSB = (4.3-6)Y2
KIYA:
1-1.7 5% INDIAN:-Type-
1,Fr<4.5,Basin with chut
1.7- 2.5 20% and ,baffle
KIYA: blocks & a
2.5 - 4.5 20-40% dentated sill
INDIAN:-Type-3 & 4,
4.5 - 9.0 45-70% A vertical and
horizontal appron
>9 70-85% having end sill.
KIYA:
KIYA: INDIAN:-Type-
INDIAN:-Type-2 Fr >
KIYA: 1,Fr>4.5,Basin with chut
4.5 & V > 15m/s,no basin USBR:-(V<15m/s)U.S.B.R and ,baffle blocks & a
KIYA: Type-2,having Chute dentated sill
blocks
USBR:-(V>15m/
blocks,baffle blocks and
s)U.S.B.R end
Type-
sill
3,having Chute
blocks, and end sill no
KIYA: KIYA:
need of Baffel blocks
Coonsider ecomomy &
USBR:-Only horizontal
Natural water way lower
appron,LSB = 5Y2
the apron by this value
aaa:
the back water curve
length is the length
upstram of the weir
where the flow depth is
normal
aaa:
the back water curve
length is the length
upstram of the weir
where the flow depth is
normal
1,907.0
1,906.0
1,905.0
1,904.0
1,903.0
1,902.0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Discharge, Q (m3/s)
UT PUT
2.60
Y2 =
4.2468
14.7
D/S TWL= 1907.949
SB Level = 1904.550
0.7
6.1
0.28
1.2488212259257 0.35
3.615 3.615 20.115 20.615 21.115 21.115
2.6 2.6 2.6 2.3 2.3 6.6
-2.6 -2.6 -2.6 -2.3 -2.3 -6.6
0 2.85
2.1234 4.25
3 4.8279598757
51.3401917459099
128.65980825409 5.1234
4.7382
18.4936 14.87
3.1851 4.2468 5.631165
0 #DIV/0! 8.4936
ype-
sin with chut
blocks & a
ype-
sin with chut
blocks & a
N:-Type-3 & 4,
al and
tal appron
end sill.
e-
n with chut
ocks & a
horizontal
= 5Y2
parasion
Jhfl 1907.949
1904.550
5 6 7 8 9
ed basin
apron
sill
ocks
or V<15m/s
sill
D/S TEL = 1908.85
TWD = 3.40
3.3393 1904.85
RBL = 1904.55
1904.6
4
1900.85
14.9 0.50
0
-11 -10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
0
-11 -10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
-1
-2
-3
-5
-6
-7
-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
-6
-7
SIN 25 0.4226183
COS 25 0.9063078
Tan 29 0.5543091
Tan 23 0.4244748
Tan 25 0.4663077
TAN 1 45
TED #REF!
TETA 16.5
Y2 Y1 Y1/Y2 f1 Yt
0.1372996 0.3826089 2.7866722 4.5 3.307
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
0 0 0
0 0 -0.32 0.021 -0.048 20.615 1.85 -3.45
0.67 -0.12 -0.63 0.1323 -0.295 16.95736 2.1 -3.45
1.34 -0.42 -0.63 1.3 -2.6 16.95736 2.1 -3.65
2.01 -0.88 -10.63 1.3 -2.6 12.00136 2.3 -3.65
2.68 -1.5 -10.63 2.55 -4.25 12.00136 2.3 -3.85
3.33 -2.25 -10.13 2.55 -4.25 6.3702 2.6 -3.85
3.62 -2.6 -10.13 1.55 -2.85 6.3702 2.6 -4.25
3.62 -2.6 0.00 1.55 -2.85 2.1234 1.55 -4.25
20.12 -2.6 2.12 1.55 -4.25 0 1.55 -2.85
20.62 -2.3 6.37 2.6 -4.25 -10.1318 1.55 -2.85
21.12 -2.3 6.37 2.6 -3.85 -10.1318 2.55 -4.25
21.12 -6.6 12.00 2.3 -3.85 -10.6318 2.55 -4.25
20.62 -6.6 12.00 2.3 -3.65 -10.6318 1.3 -2.6
20.62 -3.45 16.96 2.1 -3.65 -0.6318 1.3 -2.6
9 -2.1 16.96 2.1 -3.45 -0.6318 0.1323 -0.295
5 -2.1 20.62 1.85 -3.45 -0.3159 0.021402 -0.048
5 -2.3
3.5 -2.3
3.5 -2.6
1.5 -2.6
0.25 -1.55
0 -1.55
-2.78 -1.55
-2.78 -2.55
-3.28 -2.55
-3.28 -1.3
-0.28 -1.3
-0.28 -0.13
-0.14 -0.02
0,0 0,0
0 2169.083 0,0 -0.3159,-0.048 -0.6318,-2.6
1 2168.775 0.67,-0.12 -0.6318,-0.295 -0.6318,-0.295
1.53 2168.613 1.34,-0.42 -0.6318,-2.6 -0.3159,-0.048
2 2168.428 2.01,-0.88 -10.6318,-2.6 0,0
2.94 2168.063 2.68,-1.5 -10.6318,-4.25 0.67,-0.12
3 2168.038 3.33,-2.25 -10.1318,-4.25 1.34,-0.42
3.88 2167.69 3.62,-2.6 -10.1318,-2.85 2.01,-0.88
4 2167.662 3.62,-2.6 0,-2.85 2.68,-1.5
5 2167.423 20.12,-2.6 2.1234,-4.25
5.2 2167.375 20.62,-2.3 6.3702,-4.25
5.79 2167.47 21.12,-2.3 6.3702,-3.85
6 2167.456 21.12,-6.6 12.0013649993587,-3.85
7 2167.388 20.62,-6.6 12.0013649993587,-3.65
8 2167.32 20.62,-3.45 16.9573649993587,-3.65
8.06 2167.316 8.06,2167.316 16.9573649993587,-3.45
9 2167.01 9,2167.01 20.615,-3.45
9.99 2166.689 9.99,2166.689
10 2166.696 10,2166.696
11 2167.127 11,2167.127
12 2167.558 12,2167.558
13 2167.99 13,2167.99
14 2168.421 14,2168.421
15 2168.853 15,2168.853
16 2169.284 16,2169.284
17 2169.715 17,2169.715
17.2 2169.811 17.2,2169.811
-0.28,-1.3
-0.28,-0.13
-0.14,
7. DESIGN OF IMPERVIOUS & PERVIO
7.1. Design of impervious apron length.
Under seepage through the structure is checked for two cases:
CASE-1 Under a no flow condition where the head difference is the difference between the weirs
downstream bed level.
CASE-2
Under a full discharge condition with a hydraulic jump in the stilling basin.
REQUIRED DATA
River bed level U/S
TWL
Depth of flow after jump = Y2
River bed level D/S
Weir crest level
U/S HFL
D/S HFL
Cisterne level
Pre jump water depth =Y1
Weir Bottom width
U/S Cutt off depth (d1)
D/S Cutt off depth (d1)
Tickness of both U/S & D/S Cut off
Creep coefficient for mixture ofcourse grained sand "C" =
River bed form mixture of Boulder & gravel
U/S Aprone length
Tickness of both U/S apron
OUT PUT
CASE-1 Percolation head, HW= crest level- D/S River bed level
CASE-2 Percolation head, HW= (U/S HFL – D/S HFL) =
Total creep length, L = C * Hw
D/S impervious apron L D/S = 2.21*C* √(Hw/10)
D/S Apron length, L1 provided to meet hydraulicjump
Take Maximum of the two apron length (D/S apron length)
U/S impervious apron Length L U/S = L-(Ld/s+B+2Y1+2Y2)
Bligh's Meth
3.Design of impervious floor thickness
From practical point of view, the u/s apron (impervious floor) mostly covered by river deposit, one thickne
structure, and uplift pressure is also counter balanced by the weight of the standing water. Hence provide n
thickness of 0.25m u/s of the weir
Consider Case-A, The uplift preasure under no flow condition which is determined by t=
4/3*(Hr/G-1) where Hr the residual head remaning at a point
Take unit weight of floor material G =
Percolation head (Hw) =
Percolation head (Hw) =
C
Safty Factor …………….(S.F)
point G Hw
A 2.3 2.60
B 2.3 2.60
C 2.3 2.60
D 2.3 2.60
Consider Case-B, High flood condition with a hydraulic jump forms in the basin under the
maximum flow condition t= 4/3*(Hr/G-1)
point G Hw
A 2.3 1.34
B 2.3 1.34
C 2.3 1.34
D 2.3 1.34
Khosla's Met
4. Check for the exit gradient
REQUIRED DATA
B =Total Length of impervious apron =
d2 =D/S cut off
Hw =
α= b/d =
From khosla's pressure curve where λ = (1+ sqrt(1+α^2))*0.5
Hence, GE = Hw/d2*(1/(π*√λ)) =
The maximum permissible exit gradient for mixture of gravel, boulder, cobble and sand is 0.25 which is gr
the structure is safe against piping.
QUANTITY
all are in meter un
A U/S CUT-OFF WIDTH
1 EXCAVATION
KIYA:
1.1. WEATHERED ROCK EXC 40.0 from drawin
1.2. HARD ROCK EXC 40.0
1.3. Aluvial deposit 40.0
2 STONE WORK
2.1. CYCLOPEAN CONCRTE (40%X60%) 40.0
3.3. FORM WORK 60
A U/S APRONE
1 EXCAVATION
1.1. WEATHERED ROCK EXC 40.0
1.2. HARD ROCK EXC 40.0
1.3. Aluvial deposit 40.0
2 STONE WORK
2.1. CYCLOPEAN CONCRTE (40%X60%) 40.0
3.3. FORM WORK 40.0
B D/S CUT-OFF
4 EXCAVATION
4.1. WEATHERED ROCK EXC 40.0
4.2. HARD ROCK EXC 40.0
4.3. Aluvial deposit 40.0
5 STONE WORK
5.1. CYCLOPEAN CONCRTE (40%X60%) 40.0
6.3. FORM WORK 40.0
B D/S APRONE
4 EXCAVATION KIYA:
From Drawing
4.1. WEATHERED ROCK EXC 40.0
4.2. HARD ROCK EXC 40.0
4.3. Aluvial deposit 40.0
From Drawing
5 STONE WORK
5.1. CYCLOPEAN CONCRTE (40%X60%) 40.0
6 CAPPING
6.1. C-20 CONCRETE 40.0
U/S CUT-OFF
Data length width
Discription 40.00 1.65
No of bar dis = (length -2*covery)/spacing b/n bar
No of bar log = (width-2* covery)/spacng b/n bar
length of bar dis = Width - twosides of covery
length of bar long = Length -two sides of coveryb
Total lenth---
Ǿ (m)
dis 10 252.77
lon 12 279.44
U/S APRONE
Data length width
Discription 40.00 10.00
No of bar dis = (length -2*covery)/spacing b/n bar
No of bar log = (width-2* covery)/spacng b/n bar
length of bar dis = Width - twosides of covery
length of bar long = Length -two sides of coveryb
Total lenth---
Ǿ (m)
dis 12 1597.12
lon 10 1636.72
D/S CUT-OFF
Data length width
Discription 40.00 4.00
No of bar dis = (length -2*covery)/spacing b/n bar
No of bar log = (width-2* covery)/spacng b/n bar
length of bar dis = Width - twosides of covery
length of bar long = Length -two sides of coveryb
Total lenth---
Ǿ (m)
dis 14 631.12
lon 14 678.64
D/S APRONE
Data length width
Discription 18.00 40.00
No of bar dis = (length -2*covery)/spacing b/n bar
No of bar log = (width-2* covery)/spacng b/n bar
length of bar dis = Width - twosides of covery
length of bar long = Length -two sides of coveryb
Total lenth---
Ǿ (m)
dis 12 2914.16
lon 10 2885.12
45
1125
1250
299
260
US & PERVIOUS APRON LENGTH
stilling basin.
VALUE Unit REMARK
1904.55 m
3.40 m
3.34 m
1904.55 m
1907.15 m
1909.285 m Safe Exit Gradient by "Bligh's"
1907.95 m Valueb Safe Exit
1904.55 m Soil Type of C Gradient
0.799 m Fine sand 15 0.14
4.247 m Course grained Sand 12 0.17
1.650 m Sand & Boulder 9 0.25
4.000 m
0.500 m
15.000 m
10.000 m
0.25 m
VALUE Unit REMARK
2.60 m
1.34 m
38.96 m KIYA:
Since the foundation is not
16.89 m rock provide3m apron
14.9 m length.
16.9 m
6.51 10
ty of scour hole traveling close to the impervious floor of the weir and to relive any residual uplift pressure
avel, and boulder that can act as protection work, so it is important to fill the upstream of weir for a length
wnstream after the impervious apron .The river bed has large cobble which is adequate to dissipate any
ods.
gh's Methods
y river deposit, one thickness cover of the
ing water. Hence provide nominal
where
Hr =Hw-Hw/L*(Lp) KIYA:
In Bligh's method, the apron length is
2.3 where Hr = Residual head safe against piping & seepage if L<Lc
2.60 and therefore, the apron provided is
safe against piping & seepage, if Lc is
1.34 far greater than L
15
1.3
L Lp Hr Lc t
38.96 15.17 1.585 42.44 Err:508 1.63
38.96 20.805 1.210 42.44 Err:508 1.24
38.96 26.436 0.835 42.44 Err:508 0.86
38.96 32.067 0.459 42.44 Err:508 0.47
KIYA:
Since it didn't Accommodate
the Jump length take as the
Jump length = 15
L Lp Hr Lc t
38.96 15.17 0.815 40.41 Err:508 0.84
38.96 20.805 0.622 42.44 Err:508 0.64
38.96 26.436 0.429 42.44 Err:508 0.44 KIYA:
38.96 32.067 0.236 42.44 Err:508 0.24 In Bligh's method, the apron length is
safe against piping & seepage if L<Lc
and therefore, the apron provided is
safe against piping & seepage, if Lc is
far greater than L
ted for the structure is the greater of the two cases. Hence adopt the First case.
0.500 m
1.65 m
31.640294998 m
19.175936362
10.100996503 %
0.8019997334 %
0.9009998667 %
20.376950342 %
14.283439952 %
79.623049658 %
85.716560048 %
100 %
6.0935103894 %
0.9232591499 %(+ve)
2.597 m
4 m
31.640294998 m
31.640294998 m
1.65 m
2.3
1.2063442499 %(+ve)
81.752653058 %
2.1231163999
1.6331664615 Take the min 0.25
y river deposit, thickness of the structure,
r nominal thickness of 0.5m is provided.
0.500 m
4 m
31.640294998 m
7.9100737495
4.4865168607
0.5542198855
0.7771099427
31.301667096 %
21.668488427 %
0 %
9.6331786686 %
1.2041473336 %(-ve)
2.597
1.65
31.640294998
31.640294998
2
2.3
0.5005271635 %(-ve)
29.596992599 %
0.7686338978
0.5912568445 Take the max 0.59
2.597
81.752653058
29.596992599
2.1231163999
0.7686338978
2.3
A B C D
2.1231163999 2.12311639991916 2.1231164 2.1231164
31.64 31.64 31.64 31.64
15.17 20.8045649993587 26.43573 32.066895 -12.67
1.47 1.23 0.99 0.75
1.5 1.2 1.0 0.8
1.63 1.2 0.9 0.47
1.6 1.2 1.0 0.8
QUANTITY
all are in meter unless it is specified
LENGTH DEPTH(avg) W.SPACE AREA VOLUME UNIT
KIYA: KIYA:
0.5 drawing
from 0.5 From0.5drawing20.0 20.0 m3
0.5 1.7 0.5 66.0 66.0 m3
0.5 1.0 0.5 40.0 40.0 m3
0.5 1.65 - 66 33 m3
- 1.65 0.25 228 m2
10 0.25 - 10 100 m3
10 0.25 - 20 m2
0.5 2 0.5 80 80 m3
0.5 1 0.5 40 40 m3
0.5 1 0.5 40 40 m3
KIYA:
From Drawing
18 0.75 0.5 30 555 m3
18 1.25 0.5 50 925 m3
18 1 0.5 40 740 m3
From Drawing
18 1.3 - 52 936 m3
18 0.25 - 10 180 m3
- - - - 0 kg
Spacing
0.25
= 161 No
= 7 No
= 1.57 m
= 39.92 m
311.4688111
Spacing
0.25
= 161 No
= 41 No
= 9.92 m
= 39.92 m
Spacing
0.25
= 161 No
= 17 No
= 3.92 m
= 39.92 m
Spacing
0.25
= 73 No
= 161 No
= 39.92 m
= 17.92 m
1385
1510
s method, the apron length is
ainst piping & seepage if L<Lc
refore, the apron provided is
ainst piping & seepage, if Lc is
ter than L
16.1
2.60
10
0.799
0.25
1.65 C1 1.63 1.24 0.86
E1 C
D1 B
A
0.5 U/S AL B= D/S Apron Length
4.247 5.631
: 14.247
gh's method, the apron length is
against piping & seepage if L<Lc
herefore, the apron provided is
against piping & seepage, if Lc is
eater than L
Khosla's Methods
Pressure at key points of E1, C1 & D1 of u/s cut off
For 1/a = d/b, d= u/s cut off depth
b= horizontal creep length
for 1/ a and from khoslas curve
ØD = -----------% and ØE = -----------% and ØC1 =100- ØE=--------------%
Hence, ØD1= 100-ØD = ---------------%
ØE1 = 100% since it is located at u/s floor level
*Correction for thickness for ØC1 =Øc1+[(ØD1-ØC1)/d]* t
= ---------------%
Where d= ------m (d/s cut off) and t= 0.5m (u/s apron thickness)
hods
e residual pressures and
sla's method is ------------m.
0
0
0
0
0
0
8. STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF
REQUIRED DATA VALUE
FORCE FORMULA
1. WATER PREASURE
1. U/S static Pwh1= ϒw*A = 0.5*ϒw*h*h
KIYA
Pwv2=ϒwA= ϒw hd * (h) When
2. D/S Dynamic P’H= [(ϒ w q/g) (2ghv1) 1/2
(1-sin Æ )] + 1/2ϒwd1curve
2
AT THE WEIR TO
1 FOR DYNAMIC CASE
C-1 0.69
C-2 0.04
C-3 0.08
1. WEIGHT OF WEIR BODY (Self weight) C-4 0.02
C-5 0.19
C-6 0.22
C-7 0.24
C-8 0.31
M1 0.36
M2 0.11
M3 0.86
M4 0.18
M5 1.58
M6 0.22
M7 2.96
M8 0.40
M9 1.48
M10 2.10
2. Silt pressure
Psilt Psilt
3. Hydrodynamic pressure
1. U/S
Pwh Pwh
Pwv Pwv
2. D/S
P'wh P'wh
P'wv P'wv
4. Uplift pressure
u1 U1
u2 U2
sum
e
M ( ) 1 .5
Checking for overturning
2
M ()
3 Tension
e
M L L
F 2 6
v
C-1 0.69
C-2 0.04
C-3 0.08
1. WEIGHT OF WEIR BODY (Self weight) C-4 0.02
C-5 0.19
C-6 0.22
C-7 0.24
C-8 0.31
M1 0.36
M2 0.11
M3 0.86
M4 0.18
M5 1.58
M6 0.22
M7 2.96
M8 0.40
M9 1.48
M10 2.10
1. Water pressure(U/S)
PH1
2. Silt pressure
Psilt
5. Uplift pressure
U1
sum
9. WEIR CAPPING
In order to avoid cracking and shearing of the weir, apron and under sluice during ove
neccesary. thickness considered in this design case is 20cm and minimum rein forcem
per 1 meter width is given by (Asteel =PM
The spacing of the reinforcement bar should be less than three times t
N.B which is smaller of the two. Effective depth=143mm Hence the actual s
<450mm<750mm.Hence it is ok.
The spacing @ c/c should be account the diameter of the reinforcemen
larger size of the reinforcement is applied during actual operation. This
N.B
divide wall with reinforcement size of 12mm with C/c spacing of 200 m
for the weir, apron, under sluice and Divide wall and check the design
But from experience this cover thickness is not enough for weir cappin
N.B the rebar is exposed hence cover thickness of 70mm is provided.This c
weir, apron and under sluice. For more check the design drawing.
WEIR CAPPING
10.BAR QUANTIT
Weir body
Data length width Spacing
Discription 8.00 40.00 0.25
No of bar dis = (length -2*covery)/spacing b/n bar
No of bar log = (width-2* covery)/spacng b/n bar
length of bar dis = Width - twosides of covery
length of bar long = Length -two sides of coveryb
mass of 1 m length
Ǿ Total lenth---(m) of Ø--(Kg/m)
dis 12 1317.36 0.8872
lon 10 1275.12 0.6161
mass of 1 m length
Ǿ Total lenth---(m) of Ø--(Kg/m)
dis 16 140.8 1.5772
lon 16 0 1.5772
AREA (m2) LENGTH (m)
1 WEIR BODY
1.1. EXCAVATION
1.1.1 CLAY AND ALUVIAL DEPOSIT 10 40
1.1.2 HARD ROCK 2.5 40
1.1.3 WEATHERED ROCK 5 40
1.2. STONE WORK
1.2.1 CYCLOPIAN CONCRETE 10.24 39
1.2.2 Form Work 6.00 38
1.2.3 Lean concrete 0.25 32
1.3 CAPPING
1.3.1 C-20 CONCRETE #REF! 35.11
m
m
m
m
m
m 1718.87339
m
-0.9880316241 0.5 0.5 30
-0.4097717986
0.57361160339 2.2360679775 0.6
m
m 1
m
m2/s
KIYA:
Considering the worest
condition i.e the matterials
are saturated and
compacted filled
REMARK
Acts at 1/3 of H
KIYA:
When d/s of the weir is Acts at 1/2 of H
curved,like ogee weir
Acts at 2/3 of d1
Acts at 1/3 of d1
discarge
vertical angle with which the d/s curved surface makes with
oint of water level produced by d 1.
Acts at 1/3 of H
it weight of the silt
ight of the silt to be deposited= weir height
of internal friction for sandy gravel
Acts at 1/2 of H
Acts at 2/3 of B
0.95 - 4.04
3.84 2.335
2.03 - 3.78 7.65
0.44 - 3.29 1.45
4.83 2.62 12.62
5.40 1.95 10.50
6.05 1.75 10.59
7.83 0.53 4.14
8.17 3.48 28.37
2.53 2.73 6.90
19.67 3.14 61.75
4.07 2.05 8.35
36.34 2.81 101.93
5.08 1.37 6.96
68.15 2.56 174.46
9.15 0.62 5.68
34.13 2.21 75.32
48.32 0.75 36.24
2.16 ok!
3.07 ok!
0.95 - 4.04
3.84 2.335
2.03 - 3.78 7.65
0.44 - 3.29 1.45
4.83 2.62 12.62
5.40 1.95 10.50
6.05 1.75 10.59
7.83 0.53 4.14
8.17 3.48 28.37
2.53 2.73 6.90
19.67 3.14 61.75
4.07 2.05 8.35
36.34 2.81 101.93
5.08 1.37 6.96
68.15 2.56 174.46
9.15 0.62 5.68
34.13 2.21 75.32
48.32 0.75 36.24
3.0781162299 ok!
3.2459352562 ok!
R CAPPING
der sluice during overflowing and incoming of boulders, proper capping with RCC is
minimum rein forcement area is taken as 0.85% of the strength of steel. area of steel
iven by (Asteel =PMin% of steel *W*t)
mm
mm
mm2
rea in % = 85/fy% where fy steel strength in N/mm 2 , fy= Pmin Pmin %
0.28333333333 0.00283333333333333
160 Take 200
QUANTITY
= 33 No
= 161 No
= 39.92 m
= 7.92 m
= 128 No
= 0 No
= 1.1 m
= 32.00 m
400
100
200
399.36
228
8
#REF!
1954.3774
21.2534
C9
C8
M4
P'wv
C7
C6
P'wh
C5
C4 M2
C3
C1 C2
M3
M1
M1
M1
C4 M2
C3
C1 C2
M3
M1
M1
M1
0.896055384571344
51.3401917459099
38.6598082540901
0.75
0.3761
0.7522
0.501466666666667
0.206666666666667
4.04333333333333
3.94
0.103333333333333
4.04333333333333
2.74666666666667
0.706666666666667
0.3875
#REF!
1.128
0.564
1639.2
0.3761
0.7522
0.501466666666667
0.206666666666667
4.04333333333333
3.94
0.103333333333333
4.04333333333333
2.74666666666667
0.706666666666667
Pwv
C11 C12
C10
C9 M8
M7
C8
M4 M6
P'wv
C7 Pwh Psl
C13
C6
P'wh
C5 M5
C4 M2
C3 C14
C1 C2
M3
C15
M1
M1
M1
C4 M2
C3 C14
C1 C2
M3
C15
M1
M1
M1
8. STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF T
REQUIRED DATA VALUE
FORCE FORMULA
1. WATER PREASURE
1. U/S static Pwh1= ϒw*A = 0.5*ϒw*h*h
Pwv2=ϒwA= ϒw hd * (h)
KIYA:
2. D/S Dynamic P’H= [(ϒ w q/g) (2ghv1)1/2 (1-sin Æ )] + 1/2ϒ wd1d/s o
KIYA:
When
2
curved,like
When o
d/s sh
P’v = (ϒwq/g) (2ghv1)1/2 cos Æ= weir toy is c
WHERE q= Q/L Unit discarge Ogee weir
KIYA:
KIYA:
When d/s o
curved,like
When o
d/s sh
weir toy is c
Ogee weir
AT THE WEIR TO
1 FOR DYNAMIC CASE
C-1 0.69
C-2 0.04
C-3 0.08
1. WEIGHT OF WEIR BODY (Self weight) C-4 0.02
C-5 0.19
C-6 0.22
C-7 0.24
C-8 0.31
M1 0.36
M2 0.11
M3 0.86
M4 0.18
M5 1.58
M6 0.22
M7 2.96
M8 0.40
M9 1.48
M10 2.10
2. Silt pressure
Psilt Psilt
3. Hydrodynamic pressure
1. U/S
Pwh Pwh
Pwv Pwv
2. D/S
P'wh P'wh
P'wv P'wv
4. Uplift pressure
u1 U1
u2 U2
sum
e
M ( ) 1 .5
Checking for overturning
2
M ()
3 Tension
e
M L L
F 2 6
v
C-1 0.69
C-2 0.04
C-3 0.08
1. WEIGHT OF WEIR BODY (Self weight) C-4 0.02
C-5 0.19
C-6 0.22
C-7 0.24
C-8 0.31
M1 0.36
M2 0.11
M3 0.86
M4 0.18
M5 1.58
M6 0.22
M7 2.96
M8 0.40
M9 1.48
M10 2.10
1. Water pressure(U/S)
PH1
2. Silt pressure
Psilt
5. Uplift pressure
U1
sum
9. WEIR CAPPING
In order to avoid cracking and shearing of the weir, apron and under sluice during over
neccesary. thickness considered in this design case is 20cm and minimum rein forcem
per 1 meter width is given by (Asteel =PMi
The spacing of the reinforcement bar should be less than three times t
N.B which is smaller of the two. Effective depth=250mm Hence the actual s
>300mm<750mm.Hence it is ok.
The spacing @ c/c should be account the diameter of the reinforcemen
larger size of the reinforcement is applied during actual operation. This
N.B divide wall with reinforcement size of 14 mm with C/c spacing of 150
provided for the weir, apron, under sluice and Divide wall and check th
information.
But from experience this cover thickness is not enough for weir cappin
N.B abrasion the rebar is exposed hence cover thickness of 70mm is provid
provided for the weir, apron and under sluice. For more check the desi
WEIR CAPPING
10.BAR QUANTITY
Weir body
Data length width Spacing
Discription 31.39 38.97 0.2
No of bar dis = (length -2*covery)/spacing b/n bar
No of bar log = (width-2* covery)/spacng b/n bar
length of bar dis = Width - twosides of covery
length of bar long = Length -two sides of coveryb
mass of 1 m length
Ǿ Total lenth---(m) of Ø--(Kg/m)
dis 10 6088.69192698809 0.6161
lon 10 6088.69192698809 0.6161
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m2/s
KIYA:
Considering the worest
condition i.e the matterials
are saturated and
compacted filled
REMARK
Acts at 1/3 of H
Acts at 1/2 of H
KIYA:
KIYA:
When d/s of the weir is Acts at 2/3 of d1
curved,like
When ogee of
d/s shape weirthe
weir toy is curved like Acts at 1/3 of d1
discarge Ogee weir
KIYA:
KIYA:
When d/s of the weir is
curved,like
When ogee of
d/s shape weirthe
weir toy is curved like
Ogee weir
Acts at 1/3 of H
it weight of the silt
ight of the silt to be deposited= weir height
of internal friction for sandy gravel
Acts at 1/2 of H
Acts at 2/3 of B
0.95 - 4.04
3.84 2.335
2.03 - 3.78 7.65
0.44 - 3.29 1.45
4.83 2.62 12.62
5.40 1.95 10.50
6.05 1.75 10.59
7.83 0.53 4.14
8.17 3.48 28.37
2.53 2.73 6.90
19.67 3.14 61.75
4.07 2.05 8.35
36.34 2.81 101.93
5.08 1.37 6.96
68.15 2.56 174.46
9.15 0.62 5.68
34.13 2.21 75.32
48.32 0.75 36.24
0 0 0.000
0 0.00 0.000
357.02 -96.6118560474 688.054 -123.968053675848
2.40 ok!
5.55 ok!
OR STATIC CASE
Magnitude of forces (KN) Lever arm in Moment at "o"(KN.M)
m
Vertical Horizontal Resisting Disturbing
17.25 - 4.13 71.16
0.95 - 4.04
3.84 2.335
2.03 - 3.78 7.65
0.44 - 3.29 1.45
4.83 2.62 12.62
5.40 1.95 10.50
6.05 1.75 10.59
7.83 0.53 4.14
8.17 3.48 28.37
2.53 2.73 6.90
19.67 3.14 61.75
4.07 2.05 8.35
36.34 2.81 101.93
5.08 1.37 6.96
68.15 2.56 174.46
9.15 0.62 5.68
34.13 2.21 75.32
48.32 0.75 36.24
0 0.00 0.000
280.38 -41.03 1.73 627.91 -35.52
4.10012625 ok!
17.6786109 ok!
R CAPPING
r sluice during overflowing and incoming of boulders, proper capping with RCC is
nimum rein forcement area is taken as 0.85% of the strength of steel. area of steel
ven by (Asteel =PMin% of steel *W*t)
mm
mm
mm2
rea in % = 85/fy% where fy steel strength in N/mm 2 , Pmin Pmin %
0.28333333333 0.00283333333333333
271.517647 Take
QUANTITY
= 156.55147499 No
= 194.462937106 No
= 38.8925874212 m
= 31.3102949981 m
C11 C12
C10
C9 M8
M7
C8
M4 M6
P'wv
C7 Pwh Psl
C13
C6
P'wh
C5 M5
C4 M2
C3 C14
C1 C2
M3
C15
M1
C11 C12
C10
C9 M8
M7
C8
M4 M6
P'wv
C7 Pwh Psl
C13
C6
P'wh
C5 M5
C4 M2
C3 C14
C1 C2
M3
C15
M1
M1
M1
0.3761
0.7522
0.501466666666667
0.206666666666667
4.04333333333333
3.94
0.103333333333333
4.04333333333333
2.74666666666667
0.706666666666667
0.3761
0.7522
0.501466666666667
0.206666666666667
4.04333333333333
3.94
0.103333333333333
4.04333333333333
2.74666666666667
0.706666666666667
Retaining walls
DATA
weir wall height = 2.63
The head over the weir = h 2.34
seqent depth D2 3.34
U/s river bed = 1904.55
Depth of depresion 0.30
D/S High flood level (D/S HFL) 1907.95
U/S High flood level (U/S HFL) 1909.28
e
M L
L SM/SFv 1.344671936
L/2
F 2 v 6 1.65
e= 0.3096 safe 0.55
IV) Bearing Capacity P=SV/B(1+6e/B)
Max compression stress at the toe = Pmax = 179.39 Safe 300
Tension develop at the heel = P= 50.39 Safe 100
QUANTYTY
1 U/S RETAINING WALL
1.1 REQUIRED DATA
- LEFT SIDE TOTAL R.WALL LENGTH = 84 M
- RIGHT SIDE TOTAL R.WALL LENGTH 69 M
- WORKING SPACE 1M
1.2 QUANTYTY
ITEM AREA(M2) VOLUME
EXCAVATION 35.126345 2950.6129 M3
BACK FILL 14.254672 2180.9649 M3
MASONARY 13.600422 2080.8646 M3
LEAN CONCRETE 0.43085 65.92005 M3
plastering inerface 859.401
pointing outer face 960.83953
s
m
m.
m.
m
m
m
m
QUANTYTY
1 D/S RETAINING WALL
1.1 REQUIRED DATA
- LEFT SIDE TOTAL R.WALL LENGTH 23
- RIGHT SIDE TOTAL R.WALL LENGTH 23
- WORKING SPACE 1
1.2 QUANTYTY
ITEM AREA VOLUME
EXCAVATION 20.446714 470.27443
BACK FILL 7.5787271 348.62145
3420.8874 MASONARY 7.6175696 350.4082
LEAN CONCRETE 0.2865704 13.182239
plastering inerface 197.30597
pointing outer face 212.50503
V TAN
2.5 0.4 21.801409
0.50
H Ps2
V
W1 W2
Ps1
W3
1.00
1.72 bh
2.22
0.25 12.33
1.07 90.71
1.64 102.82
1.43 -29.81
205.87 -29.81
Safe 1.50
Safe 0.5
safe 0.37
Safe 300
Safe 300
Divide wall
The divide wall separets the undersluice from the main weir portion and allows a silt free water flow to the head regulator by
pocket.The force components of this strucure is its self weight,silt and water pressures The critical forces are when one side o
other side is free.This critical case is true when water is on both sides of the divide wall and silt is maximum on the undersluice
cantiliver wall consists as shown below.Based on this principle, the analysis is shawn as follow as:
gsub= 16KN/M3
Ym of masonry gm= 23 KN/m2
Ys of silt gsilt= 20 KN/m2
Yco of masonry gRCC= 25 1910.17
Top width of RCC B1= 1.00 m.
Thickness of RCC t= 0.2
Bottom width of masonary B= 2.00 m.
FoundatioN Thickness t= 2.00 m. 5.62
Angle of Repose f1 = 30 Deg.
Ka=(1-sinf)/(1+sinf) K= 0.33
Height of wall H s= 5.62 m. 1904.55
Yw of water gwater= 9.81 KN/m 2
e
M
L
L SM/SFv 0.7337986566
L/2
F v 2 6 1.00
e= 0.2662 safe
V) Bearing Capacity P=SV/B(1+6e/B)
Max compression stress at the toe = Pmax = 236.86 Safe
Tension develop at the heel = P= 26.52 Safe
UNDER SLUICE
Some of the important roles that the under sluice plays are;• It enables the canal to draw silt free water from surfac
• Scour the silt deposited in front of the canal off take (head regulator),• Preserve a clear and defined river channel
Here the under sluice is mainly provided to remove silt deposition and increase the efficiency of water abstracting t
of this under sluice is fixed to be equal to the minimum bed level. But since the river crosection is V shape and the
it should be modified during construction time. but the right side sluice sill level can be equal to the minimum bed
Different literatures show that the size of the under sluice opening is to be designed so as to pass a discharge of 1
base flow which ever greater. However, in this diversion irrigation project considering such criteria is difficult mainl
designer assumed a nominal opening size of one meter by one meter specially giving greater attention for o
installed. The gate should be easy to lift by a single operator. Leaving the complexity of the hydraulic paramete
considered to determine its capacity. To carry out the analysis, pond level case was assumed as the over flowing
proposed for silt scouring during rainy season. Consequently, the opening size of the sluice was checked for its cap
water when the construction is commenced. The Orifice Flow Condition is expected as the stored water upstream o
being squeezed by the breast wall. The discharge passing is computed using the following formula.
KIYA:
Capacity of sluice assumed to pass 10% of maximum discharge = 30 m3/s consider to
For one sluce the capacity = = 30 m3/s order to m
KIYA:
consider to
order to m
Assumed Sluice depth d = = 1.5 m
Width of Sluice W = = 1.5 m
Velocity (V) =Cd*√(2gh) = for left side(LS) = 3.51274969 m/s ok!
The gate of the under sluice is to be vertical sheet metal of 1.1m x 0.75m for the closure of the o
some extra dimensions for groove insertion. Gross area of sheet metals for the under sluice gate
(allowing 5cm insertion for grooves). The grooves are to be provided on the walls using angle iron
the gate openings. The gate (sheet metals) is provided with stiffening angle irons. A vertical raise
under sluice. These gates simply raised by farmers without spindle. KIYA:
N/cm2
Hydro static preasure(Pa) for left side = 17.14 KN/m2 1.71
Silt preasure(Ps) = 27.00 KN/m2 2.70
Total force 44.14 KN/m2 4.41
Weight of spindle P
D2
L 18.58 kg
4
KN N
Abera:
If it is greater than 100kg
use two or more sluices
Check
te gate weight, G(KN)=0.667*(B 2*h*H) 0.678 Abera:
Where B=gate span (m) If it is greater than 100kg
use two or more sluices
h=gate height (m)
H=Head of water over the sill (m)
N.B. In order to protect the gate from large bolderes both intake gate as well as Under sluci gate should be protecte
diameter of bar 22 C/C 20 cm both side
BAR QUANTYTY
Data length width Spacing
Discription 3.5571 1 0.2
dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spacing
log no of bar = width-two sides covery/
1.00
0.2
Fv1
Fv2 Fw
FS
2.00
5.00
258.38
-70.11 dis
-103.17075303 lon
263.38 -70.11
1.50
0.5
0.33
400
400
R SLUICE
lt free water from surface as much as possible.
d defined river channel approaching the regulator.
y of water abstracting to the main canal through the head regulator from the pocket. The sill level
ction is V shape and the fondation is strong rock left side of the under sluice sill level may vary and
ual to the minimum bed level i.e is 2144.63m
to pass a discharge of 10 to20 % of the peak flood, twice the main canal capacity or five times the
criteria is difficult mainly from economic and operation and maintenance points of view. And the
greater attention for operation and maintenance of the sheet metal gate that will be
the hydraulic parameters of flow through under sluice, ‘Orifice Flow Condition’ had been
med as the over flowing (high flood flow) condition is so complicated though the under sluice
was checked for its capacity to pass at least twice the main canal capacity so as to divert the
tored water upstream of the weir body rushes through the sluice with the top surface of the flow is
ormula.
2.649466
2*MC
Capacity 5* base flow
0.168 3.5 Considered Condition is high flood levell
N/cm2 KIYA:
Based on the theory of elasticity
of plate bending stress is
tensile & calculated using the following
tress of the formula as per NBR
ng wet condition recommendations NBR-8883
and N/cm2 standards.
Kg/m3 KN/m3
k density of Steel 7850 78.5
45.06 unit weight of water 1000 9.81
41.42 Unit weight of Masonary 2300 23
Unit waight of Concrete 2400 24
unit waight of silt 1900 18
All.tensile stress 1400 14
CM
mm 2082.271
Kg
Therefore the designed gate is a bit lighter
248.659107 requiring stiffening beams(angel iron).
gate should be protected by Trashi rack using
18.2855 75
5.5 7
3.6731
1.116
no bar total V deinsity mass kg
18 0.00738467 7850 58.0
5 0.00063076 7850 5.0
Total 62.9
125.8
Data length width Spacing
Discription 8.09 4.9 0.2
dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spacing b/n bar 40.95 75
log no of bar = width-two sides covery/spacng 25 7
length of bar dis = lengh log=end to end weir length -twosides of c 8.242
length of bar dis = bar dis. = widht of weir -two sides of coveryb +2 5.052
Ǿ area lenth volume no bar total V deinsity
14 153.86 8242 1268114.12 40 0.051295 7850
14 153.86 5052 777300.72 25 0.019044 7850
Total
ondition is high flood levell
m3/s
m3/s KIYA:
consider to be easy in
order to move by farmer
KIYA:
m consider to be easy in
order to move by farmer
m
m/s Not ok!
m/s ok!
sheet metal
stiffening beam
sheet metal
stiffening beam
mass kg
402.7
149.5
552.2
1104.3
Peak Discharge, Q = 551
%age = 15
QS = Ka B2 D2 *(2*g*(H-h)) 1/2 , Qs = 82.65
Ka= Coefficient of contraction (1.20), 1.2
Hd= 3.55
He= 2.69
H=He+P 3.69
P = weir height, m 1
h=POND HIGHT= 1
H-h= 2.69
B2 =Qs/(Ka*D2*((2*9.81*(H-h))^0.5 2.747 TAKE, 1m
Hence, provide 2 bays of 1.0m width by 1.5 m depth opening of sluice on both sides of the weir, with 2 piers of 1m width. The
BAR QUANTYTY
divide wall column Data length width Spacing
Discription 11 8 0.2
dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spac 55.5
log no of bar = width-two sides cove 40.5
length of bar dis
lengh
= log=end to end weir lengt 11.08
length of bar dis
bar= dis. = widht of weir -two si 8.188
BAR QUANTYTY
divide wall column Data length width Spacing
Discription 14 8 0.2
dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spac 70.5
log no of bar = width-two sides cove 40.5
length of bar dis
lengh
= log=end to end weir lengt 14.08
length of bar dis
bar= dis. = widht of weir -two si 8.188
3215.16
deinsity mass kg
7850 607.4 1985.28
7850 516.7 663.228
Total 1124.0
For both 2248.1
Head regulator Design
The head regulator is located on both side of the weir body. The intake sill level is fixed based on route alignmen
elevation to command the possible irrigable area. Hence, the intake sill level is fixed (LS MC at 2.35m and RS MC
minimum river bed level at weir axis. The minimum river bed level and intake levels are 2144.63 and (LS MC 2146
2145.64 m.a.s.l. )respectively. The lean flow was measured on January is 214.9 l/sec as per the local peopel the
decreas from this value.but expecting the river flow will increase significantly during the months of September to
Hence, the main canal on the left and the right is designed to serve an area of 55 and 40 hectares of land Conside
of extension with a design discharge of 132l/sec and 96 l/sec respectively at the canal head. The maximum duty
2.4l/s/ha.The flow through the canal head regulator is supposed to be orifice flow, and hence the coefficient of d
the head regulator, Cd=0.6.
H
depth d (m) (b)
B
Q
1.20
0.50 0.00 0 0 0.00 Not Ok
0.50 0.10 0.05 0.05 0.03 Not Ok 1.00
0.50 0.20 0.10 0.10 0.08 Ok
0.80
0.50 0.30 0.15 0.15 0.15 Ok
0.50 0.40 0.20 0.20 0.24 Ok 0.60
0.50 0.50 0.25 0.25 0.33 Ok
0.40
0.50 0.60 0.30 0.30 0.44 Ok
0.50 1.00 0.50 0.50 0.94 Ok 0.20
Right Side Intake 0.2827433388
0.00
0.00 0.10
Take The following Intake dimensions
Bed width Depth H Q(m3/s)
1 Left side Intake dimension 0.70 0.50 0.35 0.94
3 Intake Bed level
Left side 1906.40
4 Top Intake level
Left side 1906.90
5 Driving head
Left side 0.75
N.B The water level (pond level) of the canal head regulator to the weir side
assumed equal to the weir crest level i.e. 2147.63 masl, and the water
level difference, he, between pond level and center half of intake slot is
0.30m. So the discharge, Qd, through the main canal on the left and the
right is determined as follows by:
3
( 2 * 9.81) * L * H 2
1.20
1.00
0.80
0.60
0.50
0.40 0.40
0.20
0.00
0.00 0.10 0.20 0.30 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 0.90 1.00 Q
Bed width of intake Stage discharge rating curve for gate opening
Remark
> 0.0.972m3/s
Kg/cm3 KN/m3
density of Steel 7850 78.5
unit weight of water 1000 10
Unit weight of Masonary 2300 23
Unit waight of Concrete 2400 24
350 Kg/cm2 unit waight of silt 1900 19
665 Kg/cm2 All.tensile stress 1400 14
1015 Kg/cm2
:
m2
To avoid spilling of water during The occurance of highest flood in to the canal, provision of a wall is provided from
gate top level up to the HFL (i.e. known as breast wall). A vertical raised gate whichi slides over the breast wall-usin
spindle during opening and clousing is designed for the head regulator. operation slab is also provided at the top o
wall for simplicityof gate operation. Breast wall and operation slab are considered to be reinforced wall. Their thickn
simply determined from point of construction rather than the imposed load. the thickness required for the imposed
not less than nominial value 15cm . thickness considered in this design case is 20cm and minimum rein forcement
also used. are of steel per 1 meter width is given by (Asteel =PMin% of steel *W*t)
1. Under sluice Operation slab For the breast wall, the minimum reinforcement area is taken as 0.85% of th
strength of steel.
Assumed thickness(D) = 200 mm
Diameter of bar = 12 mm
Area of steel = = 566.6667 mm2
Where Pmin % = Minimum percentage of steel area in % = 85/fy% Pmin
where fy steel strength in N/mm2 , fy= 300N/mm2 0.2833333333
Speacing(S) = ast/(Asteel *1000) = 199 199 Take
where ast = πD2/4 = 113.04
Considering cover thickness of 50mm,
effective depth is equal to (Deff = t-(50- = 144
φ/2))
Thus, Provide = 12 @ C/C 20cm Dia
199
Hence spacing of reinforcement = <3*De 432 mm Ok!
Actual area of steel= =
678.24 mm2
Therefore the actual provided steel area is 566.66 mm2/m i.e >566.667 , so Provide reinforcement bars
Dia.12mm @ 200mmC/C in both directions.which has yield strength of 300N/mm2.for both Operation
slab and breast wall.
and Breast wall BAR QUANTYTY
1 BREST WALL Data length width
of a wall is provided from the Discription 4 3
over the breast wall-using dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spacing b/
also provided at the top of breast
nforced wall. Their thickness is
log no of bar = width-two sides covery/spa
required for the imposed load is
minimum rein forcement area is
Pmin %
0.0028333333 BAR QUANTYTY
2 OPERATION SLAB Data length width
Discription 7.4 4
dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spacing b/
BAR QUANTYTY
3 MASONARY SUPPORT Data length width
Discription 0.98 0.88
dis no of bar =length -2*covery/spacing b/
log no of bar = width-two sides covery/spa
length of bar dis = lengh log=end to end weir length -two
length of bar dis = bar dis. = widht of weir -two sides of
Ǿ area lenth
dis 12 113.04 1096
lon 12 113.04 996
Spacing
0.2
=length -2*covery/spacing b/ 20.5 75
= width-two sides covery/spa 15.5 7
Spacing
0.2
=length -2*covery/spacing b/ 37.5
Spacing
0.2
=length -2*covery/spacing b/ 5.4 75
= width-two sides covery/spa 4.9 7
=end to end weir length -two 1.096
widht of weir -two sides of 0.996
volume no bar total V deinsity mass kg
123891.84 5 0.000607 7850 4.8
112587.84 4 0.000495 7850 3.9
Total 8.7
For both 17.3
Head Work ( weir, Under Sluice and offtake/ Out let Structure)
S.NO ITEM OF WORK UNITE QUANTITY UNITE PRICE
1 GENERAL ITEMS
1.1 Allow for mobilization L.S 1 200000
1.2 Allow for demobilization L.S 1 100000
Allow for contraction camp and facilities =4*5m , Living room for construction key
2
personnel, CIS and Internally painted chip wood wall, Masonry floor cement screened and No 2 80000
well ventilated room complete with doors and windows.
1.3
6*6m2, Store constructed from CIS with doors and windows, Masonry floor cement
No 1 126000
screened
1.4 Access Road Maintenance cutting to an average depth of 0.3 m, with 6m width km 1 20000
Allow for diversion of river nd reinstate on completion plus all associated temporary works
1.5 LS 1 120000
necessary to construct the weir
m3 318.00 6727.11
2.1.6 Cyclopean concrete (40% C-20,60% GRADED STONE) with (1:2:3 ratio)
Reinforced concrete (Capping)
2.1.7 Concrete C-20 m3 80.00 9,882.20
2.1.8 Reinforcement bar, φ10 Kg 1168.97 157.57
2.1.9 Reinforcement bar, φ12 Kg 785.601 157.57
sub total
2.2 U/S & D/S Aprone and Cut off
1 U/S CUT-OFF
Excavation
2.2.1 Ordinry soil excavation m3 40.00 163.63
2.2.2 Soft formation excavation up to cut of level m3 26.00 328.00
2.2.3 Filling and Compaction with selected material m3 33.00 99.39
Reinforced concrete
2.2.4 Concrete C-20 m3 33 9,882.20
2.1.8 Reinforcement bar, φ10 Kg 172.16 157.57
2.1.9 Reinforcement bar, φ12 Kg 224.258 157.57
2.2.5 Form work m2 132 558.34
sub total
3 D/S CUT-OFF
Excavation
2.2.1 Ordinry soil excavation m3 100.00 163.63
2.2.2 Soft formation excavation up to cut of level m3 60.00 328.00
2.2.3 Filling and Compaction with selected material m3 90.00 99.39
Reinforced concrete
2.2.4 Concrete C-20 m3 80 9,882.20
2.1.8 Reinforcement bar, φ10 Kg 418.11 157.57
2.1.9 Reinforcement bar, φ12 Kg 559.93 157.57
2.2.5 Form work m2 320 558.34
sub total
2 U/S APRONE
EXCAVATION
2.2.6 Ordinry soil excavation m3 120.00 163.63
2.2.7 Soft formation excavation up to cut of level m3 1.00 328.00
m3 2.00 99.39
2.2.8 Filling and Compaction with selected material
Reinforced concrete
2.2.4 Concrete C-20 m3 120.00 9,882.20
2.1.8 Reinforcement bar, φ10 Kg 1009.86 157.57
2.1.9 Reinforcement bar, φ12 Kg 1405.47 157.57
2.2.5 Form work m2 16.00 558.34
sub total
4 D/S APRONE
EXCAVATION
2.2.16 Ordinry soil excavation m3 1170.00 163.63
2.2.17 Soft formation excavation up to cut of level m3 360.00 328.00
2.2.18 Filling and Compaction with selected material m3 360.00 99.39
Cart away excavated material m3 810.00 43.4
STONE WORK
2.2.19 CYCLOPEAN CONCRTE (40%X60%) m3 954.00 6727.11
CAPPING
2.2.20 C-20 CONCRETE m3 180.00 9,882.20
2.2.21 Reinforcement bar, φ12 kg 2564.46 157.57
2.1.8 Reinforcement bar, φ10 Kg 1780.12 157.57
sub total
2.3 Divide wall
2.2.16 Ordinry soil excavation m3 165.00 163.63
2.2.17 Soft formation excavation up to cut of level m3 50.00 328.00
2.2.18 Filling and Compaction with selected material m3 60.00 99.39
Cart away excavated material m3 115.00 43.45
2.3.5 Concrete C-20 m3 349.00 9,882.20
2.2.21 Reinforcement bar, φ10 kg 1980.86 157.57
2.1.8 Reinforcement bar, φ16 Kg 8482.32 157.57
2.3.7 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 8.14 5,117.62
2.4 Under sluice
2.4.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m 3
70 163.63
m3 15 6727.11
2.4.2 Cyclopean concrete (60% C-20,40% GRADED STONE) with (1:2:3 ratio)
2.4.3 Concrete C-20 m3 5 9,882.20
2.4.4 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 125.81 157.57
2.4.5 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 1.10 157.57
2.5 Breast wall
2.5.1 Concrete C-20 m3 4.55 9,882.20
2.5.2 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 808.28 157.57
2.6 Operation slab
2.6.1 Concrete C-20 m3 7.00 9,882.20
2.6.2 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 323.31312 157.57
2.7 Masonary support slab above oftake
2.7.1 Concrete C-20 m3 5 9,882.20
2.7.2 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 120 157.57
sub total
3 Retaining Wall (LEFTand Right D/S)
3.1 U/S Retaining wall
3.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 880.00 163.63
Excavation soft formation m4 1320.00 328.00
3.3 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 400.00 5,117.62
3.4 Masonary(1:3 ratio) m3 1539.20 4,283.59
4.2 Compacted Backfill m3 1320.00 99.39
5.6 Plastering internal face (to the river side) m2 1440.00 413.16
5.7 Pointing external face(to the abutment side) m2 1120.00 321.59
sub total
4 Gabion (Protection)
4.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 42.195 163.63
4.2 Compacted Backfill m3 21.0975 99.39
4.3 Gabion (2x1x1m) m3 176.55 4,027.75
Sub Total
5 GATES (Supply and installation as per the drawing for detail)
Intake gate as per the drawing (the cost shall include metal work, providing to site, fixing,
pcs 1 10000
5.1 painting with untie-rest and accessory, like Aluminum chain provided with Lock)
Under sluice gate as per the drawing (the cost shall include metal work, providing to site,
pcs 2 25000
fixing, painting with untie-rest and accessory, like Aluminum chain provided with Lock)
200000
100000
160000
126000
20,000.00
120000
250000
624000
1,600,000.00
18467.375
65453.25
37392.1484375
92117.225
2139220.45
790576.181818182
184196.95397064
123788.297842209
3451211.88206853
6545.325
8528.03385416666
3279.8734375
326112.675
27127.958112983
35336.569562203
73700.3721666667
480630.807133519
16363.3125
19680.078125
8945.109375
790576.181818182
65882.183988673
88228.887059768
178667.568888889
1168343.32175551
19635.975
328.001302083333
198.780208333333
1185864.27272727
159124.43628913
221461.1471072
8933.37844444445
1595545.99107846
191450.75625
118080.46875
35780.4375
35190.59765625
6417661.35
1778796.40909091
404085.6143896
280495.80479648
8981045.63363676
26999.465625
16400.0651041667
5963.40625
4996.19596354167
3448888.59318182
312126.845857925
1336570.82559
41657.4561944445
0
11454.31875
100906.625
49411.0113636364
19824.05468875
173.3285125
0
44964.0203409091
127362.23218485
69175.4159090909
50944.89287394
49411.0113636364
18908.565
5736138.32975421
143997.15
432961.71875
2047049.44444444
6593294.032
131194.9375
594948.774193549
360180.333333333
10303626.3902213
6904.499709375
2096.88272265625
711099.952148438
720101.334580469
10000
50000
50,000.00
110000
32,546,643.69
1,600,000.00
34,146,643.69
Bill No.2 Head Work ( weir, Under Sluice and offtake/ Out let Structure)
UNITE AMOUNT
S.NO ITEM OF WORK UNITE QUANTITY PRICE (ETH. BIRR)
1 GENERAL ITEMS
1.1 Allow for mobilization L.S 1
1.2 Allow for demobilization L.S 1
Allow for contraction camp and facilities =4*5m2 ,
Living room for construction key personnel, CIS and
Internally painted chip wood wall, Masonry floor No 1
cement screened and well ventilated room complete
with doors and windows.
1.3
5*5m2, Store constructed from CIS with doors and
No 1
windows, Masonry floor cement screened
Barded wire fence 60*20m and 1.5m high treated
timber post complete with 3m wide gate and a CIS No 1
guard house (1.5*2m)
1.4 Allow for temporary access road to site km 21
1.5 Dewatering of open trenches and excavations, pumps LS 1
1.6 Provision of as built drawings for the project LS 1
sub total
1 Head work Structure
Weir Body ,Cut Off ,U/s and D/s Apron
1.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 1111.46
1.2 Excavation (Hard rock) m3 191.995
1.3 Cart away m3 1303.455
1.4 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 88.711
Cyclopean concrete (60% C-20,40% GRADED
1.5 STONE) with (1:2:3 ratio) m3 1396.886
1.6 Reinforced concrete (Capping)
1.6.1 Concrete C-20 m3 207.71
1.6.2 Reinforcement bar, φ14 Kg 28278.6
1.7 Reinforcement bar, φ32 for weir body anchor Kg 94.72
sub total
2 Divide wall and under sluice
Divide wall
2.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 3.088
2.2 Excavation (Hard rock excavation) m3 2.573
2.3 Cart away m3 5.661
Cyclopean concrete (60% C-20,40% GRADED
2.4 STONE) with (1:2:3 ratio) m3 51.46
Concrete C-20 capping (only the weir side & the
2.5 rounded surface excluding under sluice side)
2.5.1 Concrete C-20 m3 16.18
2.5.2 Reinforcement bar, φ14 Kg 1104.3
2.6 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 1.19
3 Under sluice
3.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 48.412
3.2 Cart Away m3 48.412
Cyclopean concrete (60% C-20,40% GRADED
3.3 STONE) with (1:2:3 ratio) m3 7.91
3.4 Concrete C-20 m3 1.0508
3.5 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 125.81
3.6 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 1.10
4 Breast wall
4.1 Concrete C-20 m3 0.85
4.2 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 60
5 Operation slab
5.1 Concrete C-20 m3 1.02828
5.2 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 50.5
6 Masonary support slab above oftake
6.1 Concrete C-20 m3 0.521
6.2 Reinforcement φ12 Kg 17.3
sub total
7 Guide Wall (U/S and D/S)
7.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 578.04
7.2 Cart Away m3
578.04
7.3 Lean Concrete, C-10 (for beding) m3 27.871
7.4 Masonary(1:3 ratio) m3 681.57
7.5 Backfill m3 513.88
7.6 Plastering internal face (to the river side) m2
454.127
7.7 Pointing external face(to the abutment side) m2 449.897
sub total
8 Gabion (Protection)
8.1 Excavation (Loose river bed formation) m3 42.195
8.2 Backfill m3 21.0975
8.3 Gabion (2x1x1m) m3 176.55
Sub Total
9 GATES (Refer the drawing for detail)
Off take canal gate consists Installation, the gate
No 2
9.1 consists the following parts
6mm thickness sheet metal, 0.7m X 0.7m
40X40X10mm angle iron, 1.68 m length
n12mm bar for anchorage, spindel,stiffening angel
iron
Handle 32mm steel 1m length…etc
4,498,581.60 4,498,581.60
3 IRRIGATION SYSTEM WORK
13,115,031.29 13,136,791.29
Total
1,967,254.69 1,970,518.69
Vat (15%)
15,082,285.98 15,107,309.98
Grand Total
BILL NO.1
Description
1 General Items Unit Quantity
1.1 Allow for contractors camp facilities of 4x5sq, m. living room No 3
for key personnel, CIS and painted interior chip wood wall;
Floor of masonry with cement screed finish; well ventilated
rooms completed with doors and windows
2.1.2 Strip 150 mm top soil for the weir body, apron, wing wall, dyke m2 2380
& others
2.1.3 Excavation of Earth for the weir body, apron, wing wall, dyke m3 5949
and others
Sub Total
BILL NO.3
2 Main Canals
2.2 Channel excavation of common material in open to the lines m3 7,901
and grades as shown in drawing, disposal to spoil pits and
spreading, free haul 500m ,Rehabilitation of canal
sub total
ITIES
Reasons for the
Difference difference
-
- 21,760.00 Multiplication error
- 21,760.00
- 3,264.00
- 25,024.00
t (lot-1)
- -
65,000.00 -
3,200.00 89,600.00 89,600.00
-
109,518.50 109,518.50 -
- -
- -
6.00 54,000.00 54,000.00 -
82,500.00 82,500.00 -
SNNPRGS Irrigation CONSTRUCTION & Schemes Administration Agency
Project Name:- MEGECHA MEDIUM SCALE IRRIGATION PROJECT
BILL NO. 3
Take-Off Sheet No 14
3 Construction of RC Cut off
2.6 Reinf. Φ10mm for lateral reinforcement l=1500 kg 1 279.44 0.6161 172.16
2 Concrete work
2.6 Reinf. Φ10mm for lateral reinforcement l=1500 kg 1 678.64 0.6161 418.11
2.5 Reinf. Φ12mm for main reinforcement length=4059 KG 1 1597.12 0.88 1405.47
2.6 Reinf. Φ10mm for lateral reinforcement l=3700 KG 1 1636.72 0.617 1009.86
2.7 Tying wire KG 28.11
II D/s Protection apron floor
1 Earth work and Rock excavation
1.2 Ordinry soil excavation m3 1 40 18 0.3 216.00
1 40 18 1.325 954.00
1170.00