A weir and barrage are compared as canal head works. A weir is cheaper to construct but has a higher crest level and provides more afflux. It does not effectively control the entire river flow and causes more upstream silting. In contrast, a barrage is more costly but has a lower crest level, provides less afflux and upstream silting. It allows for a bridge and gates that are more convenient to operate than a weir's crest shutter.
A weir and barrage are compared as canal head works. A weir is cheaper to construct but has a higher crest level and provides more afflux. It does not effectively control the entire river flow and causes more upstream silting. In contrast, a barrage is more costly but has a lower crest level, provides less afflux and upstream silting. It allows for a bridge and gates that are more convenient to operate than a weir's crest shutter.
A weir and barrage are compared as canal head works. A weir is cheaper to construct but has a higher crest level and provides more afflux. It does not effectively control the entire river flow and causes more upstream silting. In contrast, a barrage is more costly but has a lower crest level, provides less afflux and upstream silting. It allows for a bridge and gates that are more convenient to operate than a weir's crest shutter.
• Weir • Barrage 1. It is cheaper because of Simple 1. It is relatively costly due to complicated construction. structure construction. 2. A weir has high crest level. 2. It is with lower crest level. 3. It provides more afflux 3. It provides less afflux 4. It does not have control all Over 4. It provide s effective control over the the river water. entire river flow. 5. It causes more silting on up stream 5. It provides less silting on Up-stream bed 6. Bridge can not be constructed 6. Bridge for transportation Purpose can be 7. Crest shutter is difficult to constructed operate i.e. more time and 7. Gates are convenient to operate. labours is required.
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