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B1.2 Reservoirs Topics. Why store?Raise head, smooth flow, conflicts and trade offsDetermination of reservoir volume/heightMass curve approach, simulation approachDam designForces on a dam, Types of dam, Seepage, SpillwaysTechnical problems with dams Silting, failureSocial impact of damsSe
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2. B1.2 ReservoirsTopics Why store?
Raise head, smooth flow, conflicts and trade offs
Determination of reservoir volume/height
Mass curve approach, simulation approach
Dam design
Forces on a dam, Types of dam, Seepage, Spillways
Technical problems with dams
Silting, failure
Social impact of dams
Seminars (Monday W6)
3. B1.2 ReservoirsSeminars: Monday 17/1, 16:00
4. B1.2 ReservoirsSeminar groups
5. B1.2.1 ReservoirsWhy store Raise head
Hydro power
Allow greater flow to irrigation
Smooth flow
Reliable Hydro power
Off season irrigation
Flood control
Domestic Water supply
Other reasons
Fishing
Leisure
6. B1.2.1 ReservoirsWhy store: Conflicts Maximising head vs. Maximising storage
If the storage is used, the head is reduced
Water use vs. flood control
Water use prefers a full reservoir (for use later)
Flood control the reservoir should be empty (so floodwater can fill it)
7. B1.2.1 ReservoirsWhy store: The anatomy of a reservoir
8. B1.2.2 ReservoirsHow much to store
9. B1.2.2 ReservoirsHow much to store
10. B1.2.2 ReservoirsHow much to store: Mass curve
11. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Forces on a dam
12. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Types of dam
13. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Flow nets
14. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Typical flow nets
15. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Typical flow nets: Earth dams
16. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Zoned earth dams: piping
17. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Earth dams
18. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Earth dams: Zoned
19. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Zoned earth dams
20. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Zoned earth dams
21. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Seepage: Zoned earth dams
22. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Types
23. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Side channel
24. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Chute spillways
25. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Shaft spillways
26. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Ogee spillways
27. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Ogee spillways
28. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump
29. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump
30. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump Manning's equation
31. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump Bernoulli's equation
32. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump: Sums: Critical depth
33. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump: Sums: Head loss
34. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump: Sums: Height of the jump
35. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Hydraulic jump: Location of the hydraulic jump
36. B1.2.3 ReservoirsDam design: Spillways: Encouraging a jump
37. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Silting
38. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Silting
39. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure modes
40. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure: St Francis breach
41. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure: St Francis breach
42. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure: Piping - Hellhole dam
43. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure: San Luis Dam Slide
44. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure: Fatehgarh dam earthquake damage
45. B1.2.4 ReservoirsTechnical problems with dams: Failure: Vaiont dam bank slip
46. B1.2.5 ReservoirsSocial impact of dams
47. B1.2 Reservoirs Summary Storage needs may conflict
Mass balance and the mass curve are useful ways to size reservoirs
Seepage is an issue with earth dams but can be dealt with by zoning
There are several varieties of spillway, including side channel, chute, shaft, syphon, and ogee
Hydraulic jump is a useful technique to reduce spillwater levels
Dams can fail by silting, overtopping, foundation failure wave action, erosion and lack of maintenance
Dams can have social and environmental impacts
48. B1.3 Next…..Water conveyance