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1. INTRODUCTION TO IRRIGATION
CHANNELS
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INTRODUCTION TO IRRIGATION CHANNELS
Irrigation
Drainage
Channel
• Open Channel
• Alluvial Channel
• Stable Channel
• Irrigation Channel
• Power Channel
• Lined Channel
• Unlined Channel
• Drainage Channel
• Sewerage Channel
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• Flood Carrier Channel
Open Channel
• Rivers
• Canals
• Sewers
• Tunnels
• Pipelines
Alluvial Channel
Stable Channel
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Irrigation Channel
• Canals
• Chutes
• Flumes
• Tunnels
Canal
• Irrigation
• Hydropower
• Water Supply
• Drainage
• Flood Control
Flume
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Power Channel
Lined Channel
Unlined Channel
Classification of Channels
• Non-erodible Channel
• Erodible Channel
• Regime Channel
• Main Canal
• Branch Canal
• Distributary Canal
• Minor Canal
• Water Course
Based on Lining
• Lined Canal 9
• Unlined Canal
Based on Silt
Based on Purpose
• Link Canal
• Feeder Canal
Based on Flow
Design Approach
Empirical Approach
• Regime Theory
Rational Approach
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• Tractive Force Method
Regime theory is empirical in nature and was based on
observation on number of canals in sub continent.
Tractive force approach is rational in nature, since it
utilizes laws governing sediment transport and
resistance to flow and was developed in Europe.
Regime
• Initial Regime
• True Regime
• Final Regime
Regime Conditions
Incoherent Alluvium
• Kachhi Canal
• Rainee Canal
• Greater Thal Canal
Proposed Canals
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2. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS AND
EQUATIONS
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FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS AND EQUATIONS
Flow
Classification - I
Steady Flow
Unsteady Flow
Uniform Flow
Subcritical Flow
If flow velocity is less then critical velocity, then flow is
called subcritical flow, for which Fr < 1.
Critical Flow
Supercritical Flow
Froude Number ( Fr )
Fr = V/√gy
Where V = Velocity of flow 18
y = Depth of flow
Critical Velocity ( Vc )
Vc = √ g y c
where yc = Critical depth
Critical Depth ( yc )
yc = ( q2 / g )1/3
where q = Discharge per unit width
Specific Energy ( E )
E = y + V2 / 2g
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V = Velocity of flow
Total Head ( H )
H = z + p / γ + V2 / 2g
where H = Total head
z = Elevation head
p/γ = Pressure head
V2/2g = Velocity head
Continuity Equation
Q1 = Q 2 or A 1 V1 = A 2 V2
Bernoulli Equation
Hydraulic Jump
y2 / y1 = 1/2 ( -1 + √ 1+ 8 Fr2 )
y1 = Depth before jump
y2 = Depth after jump
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Fr = Froude number
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3. DESIGN OF OPEN CHANNELS
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DESIGN OF OPEN CHANNELS
• Lined Channels
• Silt Carrying Channels
• Silt Free Channels
• Unlined Channels
• Silt Carrying Channels
• Silt Free Channels
LINED CHANNELS
V = C√RS
Where V = Mean velocity
R = Hydraulic mean depth (A / P)
S = Bed slope of channel
C = Chezy coefficient
Manning Formula
Design Procedure
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UNLINED CHANNELS
Empirical Method
V = 1.1547 √ f R
Af2 = 3.8 V5
V = (Q f2 / 3.8)1/6
V = 16 R2/3 S1/3
V = ( 1.346 / Na) R3/4 S1/2
Na = 0.0225 f1/4
f = 1.76 √d
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He also derived the following equations from the above
equation.
P = 2.667√ Q
A = 1.26 ( Q5/6 / f1/3 )
S = 1/1844 (f5/3 / Q1/6 )
fRS = 192 R1/3 S2/3
fVR = 0.75 ( V2 / R )
Rs = 0.474 ( Q / f )1/3
Rs = 0.90 ( q2 / f )1/3
Design Procedure
• Bed Load
• Suspended Load
Separate functions have been derived by various
authors for both. These functions are empirical in nature,
being based on laboratory experiments and filed data.
• Duboy Formula
• Meyer - Peter Formula
• Einstein - Brown Formula
Mayer-Peter Formula
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4. PERMISSIBLE VELOCITY
METHOD
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PERMISSIBLE VELOCITY METHOD
Permissible Velocity
• Type of soil
• Size of particles
• Depth of flow
• Curvature of channel
k = y1/6
where k = Correction factor
y = Depth of flow
Design Procedure
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5. TRACTIVE FORCE METHOD
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TRACTIVE FORCE METHOD
Tractive Force
τo = γ R S o = γ y So
τs = 0.76 γ y So
К = √ 1- (Sin2 θ /Sin2 Φ)
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6. MISCELLANEOUS
CONSIDERATIONS
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MISCELLANEOUS CONSIDERATIONS
Miscellaneous Considerations
Side Slope
Free Board
F = √Cy
Where F = Free board in ft.
y = Design depth in ft.
C = Coefficient which varies from 1.5 ft. for
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Drainage behind Lining
h = V2 b / g R
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References
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CANAL LINING
Canal Lining
Need of Lining
Advantages of Lining
• Shotcrete Lining
• Concrete Lining
• Asphalt Lining
• Brick Lining
• Earth Lining
• Clay Lining
• Bentonite Lining
• Membrane Lining
• Asphalt Membrane
• Plastic Film
• Gootextile Lining
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Laminar Flow
Turbulent Flow
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