Hydraulic Performance of Spillways: Difference between revisions
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{{Website Icon}} | {{Website Icon}} [https://damfailures.org/lessons-learned/high-and-significant-hazard-dams-should-be-design-to-pass-an-appropriate-design-flood-dams-constructed-prior-to-the-availability-of-extreme-rainfall-data-should-be-assessed-to-make-sure-they-have-ad/ High and significant hazard dams should be designed to pass an appropriate design flood. Dams constructed prior to the availability of extreme rainfall data should be assessed to make sure they have adequate spillway capacity. Learn more atDamFailures.org] | ||
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| All dams need adequate spillway capacity. Learn more at this website |
The hydraulic performance of a spillway is a function of many complex variables. Analyses related to spillway hydraulics include:
- Reservoir Routing
- Spillway Approach Hydraulics
- Spillway Control Structures
- Spillway Chute Hydraulics
- Spillway Terminal Structure Hydraulics
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Revision Date: 09/17/2022