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04 Flow Control Structures-1 BW
04 Flow Control Structures-1 BW
Weirs
i.Broadcrestedweir
ii.Sharpcrestedweir
Spillways
SluiceGates
ThroatedFlumes
Th t dFl
BroadCrestedWeir
SharpCrestedWeir
V t h Weir
V-notch
W i
Weirs
y The primary purpose is to measure discharge
y Broad crested weirs are robust structures spanning
BroadCrestedWeir
Iftheheightofweirpissufficienttocausecriticalflowthen
thereisadirectrelationshipbetweenH
h i di
l i
hi b
H1 andQthatcanbeused
dQ h b d
todeterminetheflowrateQ.
v12/2g
D1
vc2/2g
H1
Dc
p
Mi i
Minimumheightofweircanbeobtainedfrom:
h i h f i b b i df
v12 / 2g + D1 = vc2 / 2g + Dc + p
BroadCrestedWeir
D1
H1
Dc
p
D3
Modularflow:freedischargeoccursi.e.H1Qrelationshipnot
upsetbydownstreamlevels.
Drowned/submergedflow:tailwaterlevelaffectsupstream
levels.
levels
ModularLimit:definedbyparticularvalueoftailwaterdepthD3
whichbeginstoaffectflowovertheweir.
g
BroadCrestedWeir
Modularflow
Drowned/submerged
g
flow!
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Broadcrestedweirdischargeformodularflow
g
V1
widthb
D1
H1
Ifb=B
Ifb
B
Q=AcVc =BDcVc
Atcriticalflow,
,
V2 = Vc = g
gDc
Vc
weir
Dc
Q = BDc gD
Dc = B g (Dc )
33// 2
2Ec
Dc =
3
2Ec
Q = B g
3/ 2
2
2g
3/ 2
(Ec )
= B
3
3
Broadcrestedweirdischargeformodularflow
g
ApplyBernoullisEquationfrom1toc
E1 = Ec + p
V12
2g
V1 isnotknownbutcanbe
incorporatedintoacoefficient,so
toocannonparallelstreamlines
andenergylosses,givingthe
stagedischarge(QH1)
relationship:
+ D1 = Ec + p
V12
V12
Ec =
+ D1 p =
+ H1
2g
2g
2
2 g V12
Q = B
+ H1
3
3 2g
3/ 2
2
2g 3 / 2
Q = C d Cv B
H1
3
3
3/ 2
Qideal
= 1.705 B + H1
2g
Qreal
V12
= Cd 1.705 B + H1
2g
2
1
3/ 2
coefficientof
discharge
upstreamvelocity
correction
Dischargeoverasharp crestedweir
Dischargeoverasharpcrestedweir
Dischargeperunitwidthofthe
weir
H
q = V2dh =
H /3
(2gh +V )
2 1/ 2
1
dh
H /3
()
(1)
H/3
H
h1
( )
(2)
h
V1
h2
2 3/ 2
2 3/ 2
V1
2
V1
1/ 2
= (2g ) H +
3
2g
2g
2
1/ 2
2
0.81 (2g ) H 3/ 2 (whereV1 is neglected.)
3
Inpractice,thecoefficient0.81isreplacedbyconstant
coefficientC
ff
w.
Dischargeoveravnotchweir
Dischargeoverav
notchweir
Duetonatureoftriangularslot:
Asdischargedecreasessodoeswidth,preservingaccuracy
Foraparticulardischargelargerheadthanoverarectangular
weir V10
Butforlargerdischargesupstreamwaterlevelsincreased
B tf l
di h
t
t l l i
d
considerably
1/ 2
Q = C D tan (2 g ) H 5 / 2
15
2
/2
H
whereCD istypically0.58for45
istypically0.58for45<
< <120
<120
Spillways
Structurethatsafelyenables
watertoflowfromadamtoa
lowerlevel(river,stillingbasin
etc).
Overflowspillway
O fl ill
commonfor
f
concretedamsbutnotearth
whichwoulderode,sometimes
ejectswaterfarfrombaseofdam
walltoavoidscour
Chutespillway steep,veryfast
flow
Shaftspillway
Shaftspillway bellmouth
entranceletswaterfallvertically
down
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Sluicegate
AlsocalledUnderflowgate
Controlflowinrivers/manmadechannels
Canbeusedtomeasuredischarge,ifcalibrated
Freeordrowned
Hamillp315
Throated
Flume
Flow passes through
critical depth in the throat.
Hydraulic jump in
diverging channel
channel.
Same equation
q
as a
broad-crested weir but a
slightly higher coefficient.
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Example1
Waterflowsalongarectangularchannelataadepthof1.3m
whenthedischargeis8.74m3/s.Thechannelwidthis5.5m,
thesameastheweir.
Ignoringenergylosses,whatistheminimumheightofa
rectangularbroadcrestedweirifitistofunctionwithcritical
depthonthecrest?
HamillEx9 6
HamillEx9.6
[0.42m]
Example2
Waterflowsoverabroadcrestedweir0.5mhighthat
completelyspansarectangularchannel10.0mwide.
Whenthedischargeis19.0m3/s,estimatethedepthofflow
upstreamoftheweir.
Assumenolossofenergyandthatcriticaldepthoccursonthe
weircrest.
HamillEx9 7
HamillEx9.7
[1.49m]
Example3
Arectangularchannel4mwidehasaManningscoefficientof
0.015s/m1/3.Abroadcrestedweirhasbeenconstructedacross
thefullwidthofthechannel.
Assumethattheflowconditionsdownstreamoftheweirdonot
affecttheflowprofileattheweir.
Ifthebedslopeis1:500andthenormaldepthofflowis2m
determinetheminimumheightoftheweircrestabovethe
channelbedforcriticalflowtooccur.