Presented by Sourav Kumar, a 4th year B.Tech C.E. student. The document discusses dams, including their purpose of impounding water for uses like irrigation and power generation. Dams are classified based on size (minor, medium, major), purpose (water supply, irrigation, power generation, flood control, multi-purpose), and location (storage, recharge, delay action, diversion, coffer). Important site selection criteria include a suitable foundation, spillway location, water-tight reservoir base, and accessibility. Causes of dam failure include extreme inflow, poor maintenance, design errors, foundation movement, seismic loads, excessive weight, high silt levels, and using substandard materials.
Presented by Sourav Kumar, a 4th year B.Tech C.E. student. The document discusses dams, including their purpose of impounding water for uses like irrigation and power generation. Dams are classified based on size (minor, medium, major), purpose (water supply, irrigation, power generation, flood control, multi-purpose), and location (storage, recharge, delay action, diversion, coffer). Important site selection criteria include a suitable foundation, spillway location, water-tight reservoir base, and accessibility. Causes of dam failure include extreme inflow, poor maintenance, design errors, foundation movement, seismic loads, excessive weight, high silt levels, and using substandard materials.
Presented by Sourav Kumar, a 4th year B.Tech C.E. student. The document discusses dams, including their purpose of impounding water for uses like irrigation and power generation. Dams are classified based on size (minor, medium, major), purpose (water supply, irrigation, power generation, flood control, multi-purpose), and location (storage, recharge, delay action, diversion, coffer). Important site selection criteria include a suitable foundation, spillway location, water-tight reservoir base, and accessibility. Causes of dam failure include extreme inflow, poor maintenance, design errors, foundation movement, seismic loads, excessive weight, high silt levels, and using substandard materials.
Course & Branch:- B.Tech C.E (4th year) Roll No.:- 1649900012 1. Introduction 2. Classification 3. Site selection criteria 4. Causes of failure dam 5. Any Query 6. Thank you Dam is a hydraulic structure of fairly impervious material built across a river to create , the reservoir on its upstream side for in pounding water for the various purpose such as irrigation , hydro power generation ,water supply, flood control, navigation, fishing , recreation. 1. Classification of dam act to its size 2. Classification of dam act to its purpose 3. Classification of dam act to its local 1. Minor size dam. 2. Medium size dam. 3. Major size dam. 1. Water supply dam 2. Irrigation dam 3. Power generation dam 4. Flood control dam 5. Multi purpose dam 1. Storage dam 2. Recharge dam 3. Delay action dam 4. Diversion dam 5. Coffer dam 1. Suitable foundation must be available. 2. A suitable site for the spill way should available in nearby. 3. The reservoir basic should be water tight. 4. The dam site should be easily accessibly. 1. Extreme inflow. 2. Poor maintenance. 3. Design in error. 4. Movement of foundation. 5. Seismic load action. 6. Weight action on the structure. 7. Higher amount of silt. 8. Use substandard construction material.