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ERODIBLE CANALS
CANAL DESIGN
1. non-erodible
2. erodible
non-erodible channel
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
1. Design Discharge
2. Roughness Coefficient
3. Side Slope
4. Bottom Slope
5. Minimum Permissible
Velocity
6. Critical Depth
7. Free Board
1. design discharge (Q)
IRRIGATION DRAINAGE
Main Canal - DRAINAGE
DIVERSION WATER REQUIREMENT
REQUIREMENT
Tertiary Canal -
FARM WATER
REQUIREMENT
2. roughness coefficient (n)
nature of materials
forming the
channel
3. side slope (z)
based on the angle of
repose property of the
soil
4. bottom slope (S)
topography and
head loss
consideration
5. minimum permissible
velocity
fornon-erodible channels, the
velocity through the canal must
be at least
D = f (120% to 130% Q)
8. Other considerations
Fr≤ 0.80
Vmax = 2.1 m/s (for non-reinforced
canal linings)
Vmax = 5.5 m/s (for reinforced canal
linings)
Vmin = 0.75 m/s (to prevent
vegetation growth)
Design of Non-Erodible
Canals
1. Regular Cross-section
2. Best Hydraulic Section
A. REGULAR CROSS-SECTION
Q = VA
R = A/P
Hydraulic Radius is MAXIMUM
Perimeter is MINIMUM
BHS for a trapezoid
BHS for a rectangle
BHS for a triangle
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SUMMARY OF FORMULA
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