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Jeremy.franz@state.co.us at 20:53, 13 February 2025

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	* [[Structural Surveillance & Monitoring]]		* [[Structural Surveillance & Monitoring]]
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Jeremy.franz@state.co.us at 20:51, 13 February 2025

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	* [[Global Stability of a Dam]]		* [[Global Stability of a Dam]]
	* [[Structural Design Considerations]]		* [[Structural Design Considerations]]

			==Structural Monitoring==

			* [[Structural Surveillance & Monitoring]]

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Mpollei@gfnet.com at 15:05, 21 July 2023

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Grichards at 16:45, 14 December 2022

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	Structural [[engineering]] is important in many facets of dam safety. There are a variety of forces against which a dam should be designed to adequately resist including but not limited to: self-weight, static water pressures, wave pressures, sediment buildup pressures, uplift water pressures, wind pressures, thermal loads, ice pressures, and earthquake forces. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for [[Embankment Dams \| embankment dams]], [[Slope Stability \| slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global [[stability]] of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be ~~structural~~ sound. These structures include [[spillways]], intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. Materials used in the [[construction]] of dams include "earth, rock, tailings from mining or milling, concrete, masonry, steel, timber, miscellaneous materials (such as plastic or rubber) and any combination of these materials." <ref name="ASDSO">ASDSO, 2022</ref> ~~Any design utilizing any~~ of ~~these,~~ or combination of ~~these~~, ~~materials~~ must be designed to be structurally stable and to meet applicable design criteria.		Structural [[engineering]] is important in many facets of dam safety. There are a variety of forces against which a dam should be designed to adequately resist including but not limited to: self-weight, static water pressures, wave pressures, sediment buildup pressures, uplift water pressures, wind pressures, thermal loads, ice pressures, and earthquake forces. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for [[Embankment Dams \| embankment dams]], [[Slope Stability \| slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global [[stability]] of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be structurally sound. These structures include [[spillways]], intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. Materials used in the [[construction]] of dams include "earth, rock, tailings from mining or milling, concrete, masonry, steel, timber, miscellaneous materials (such as plastic or rubber) and any combination of these materials." <ref name="ASDSO">ASDSO, 2022</ref> Regardless of the material or combination of materials used, dams and their appurtenances must be designed to be structurally stable and meet applicable design criteria.

	==Structural Design Criteria==		==Structural Design Criteria==

Grichards at 01:11, 18 November 2022

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Rmanwaring at 23:06, 14 November 2022

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	Structural [[engineering]] is important in many facets of dam safety. There are a variety of forces against which a dam should be designed to adequately resist including but not limited to: self-weight, static water pressures, wave pressures, sediment buildup pressures, uplift water pressures, wind pressures, thermal loads, ice pressures, and earthquake forces. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for [[Embankment Dams\|embankment dams]], [[Slope Stability \| slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global [[stability]] of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be structural sound. These structures include [[spillways]], intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. Materials used in the [[construction]] of dams include "earth, rock, tailings from mining or milling, concrete, masonry, steel, timber, miscellaneous materials (such as plastic or rubber) and any combination of these materials." <ref name="ASDSO">ASDSO, 2022</ref> Any design utilizing any of these, or combination of these, materials must be designed to be structurally stable and to meet applicable design criteria.		Structural [[engineering]] is important in many facets of dam safety. There are a variety of forces against which a dam should be designed to adequately resist including but not limited to: self-weight, static water pressures, wave pressures, sediment buildup pressures, uplift water pressures, wind pressures, thermal loads, ice pressures, and earthquake forces. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for [[Embankment Dams \| embankment dams]], [[Slope Stability \| slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global [[stability]] of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be structural sound. These structures include [[spillways]], intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. Materials used in the [[construction]] of dams include "earth, rock, tailings from mining or milling, concrete, masonry, steel, timber, miscellaneous materials (such as plastic or rubber) and any combination of these materials." <ref name="ASDSO">ASDSO, 2022</ref> Any design utilizing any of these, or combination of these, materials must be designed to be structurally stable and to meet applicable design criteria.

	==Structural Design Criteria==		==Structural Design Criteria==

Rmanwaring at 22:21, 14 November 2022

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	Structural engineering is important in many facets of dam safety. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for embankment dams, [[Slope Stability\|slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global stability of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be structural sound. These include spillways, intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. ~~These two structural aspects~~ of ~~dam~~ design ~~are described in more detail in the following:~~		Structural [[engineering]] is important in many facets of dam safety. There are a variety of forces against which a dam should be designed to adequately resist including but not limited to: self-weight, static water pressures, wave pressures, sediment buildup pressures, uplift water pressures, wind pressures, thermal loads, ice pressures, and earthquake forces. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for [[Embankment Dams\|embankment dams]], [[Slope Stability \| slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global [[stability]] of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be structural sound. These structures include [[spillways]], intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. Materials used in the [[construction]] of dams include "earth, rock, tailings from mining or milling, concrete, masonry, steel, timber, miscellaneous materials (such as plastic or rubber) and any combination of these materials." <ref name="ASDSO">ASDSO, 2022</ref> Any design utilizing any of these, or combination of these, materials must be designed to be structurally stable and to meet applicable design criteria.

			==Structural Design Criteria==

	* [[Global Stability of a Dam]]		* [[Global Stability of a Dam]]
	* [[Structural Design Considerations]]		* [[Structural Design Considerations]]

Grichards at 15:23, 17 September 2022

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			Structural engineering is important in many facets of dam safety. First and foremost, structural engineers must design the dam to be globally stable (particularly for concrete and masonry type dams; for embankment dams, [[Slope Stability\|slope stability]] is a separate issue). In addition to the global stability of a dam, structural engineers must also design the many appurtenant structures associated with dams to be structural sound. These include spillways, intake towers, outlet conduits, gates, and more. These two structural aspects of dam design are described in more detail in the following:
	* [[Global Stability of a Dam]]		* [[Global Stability of a Dam]]

	* [[Structural Design Considerations]]		* [[Structural Design Considerations]]



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Structural - Revision history

Jeremy.franz@state.co.us at 20:53, 13 February 2025

Jeremy.franz@state.co.us at 20:51, 13 February 2025

Mpollei@gfnet.com at 15:05, 21 July 2023

Grichards at 16:45, 14 December 2022

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