Saeed Radmanesh; Amirhossein Bazaee; Roozbeh Aghamajidi
Abstract
Overflows are generally installed to drain excess water or floods that the volume of the tank can not store. In diversion dams, overflow is used to bypass or divert current in excess of system capacity. Demolition of many dams occurs due to incorrect design or insufficient overflow capacity. Proper spill ...
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Overflows are generally installed to drain excess water or floods that the volume of the tank can not store. In diversion dams, overflow is used to bypass or divert current in excess of system capacity. Demolition of many dams occurs due to incorrect design or insufficient overflow capacity. Proper spill design is more important in gravel earthen dams than in concrete dams. because the probability of destruction of earthen and gravel dams due to water passage is much higher than concrete dams. In the present study, a comprehensive review of the types of applied overflows based on effective dynamic and kinematic parameters was performed. Also, definitions and summaries of different types of free overflows were shot, siphon, stepped, congressional, lateral, tunnel, circular crown, peak, lotus or tulip. Then, the mechanism of vortex formation was introduced and an overflow appropriate to this phenomenon was introduced. The results of these cases showed that the application of lotus or tulip overflow in flood areas with high discharge has better performance.
Saeed Radmanesh; Amirhossein Bazaee; Roozbeh Aghamajidi
Abstract
In general, Spillway are divided into two types linear and non-linear, among which, the Morning Glory overflow is a non-linear overflow. In some cases, the hydraulic performance of the overflow is affected by the immersion coefficient and its hydraulic efficiency is reduced and affected by the immersion. ...
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In general, Spillway are divided into two types linear and non-linear, among which, the Morning Glory overflow is a non-linear overflow. In some cases, the hydraulic performance of the overflow is affected by the immersion coefficient and its hydraulic efficiency is reduced and affected by the immersion. Structures such as vortex breakers (separators of flow lines to increase transit efficiency) and to increase overflow efficiency should be used. In this regard, using dimensional analysis by Buckingham method, it was determined that the overflow coefficient of the overflow is a function of variables such as vortex breaker height ratio (Hvb / Rs), vortex breaker thickness ratio (Tvb / Rs), number of vortex breakers (VB) and overflow shape factor ( Sf) is. The experiments of the present study were performed on a square flume with dimensions of 2.5 × 2.5 and a height of 2 m 0.20 1 1.05 /0 1.05 m3. The results showed that the overflow of stepped Morning Glory (12 steps) and vortex breaker with high height and 6-array arrangement has a much better and more suitable performance compared to non-stepped overflow and has increased the permeability coefficient by 23%.
saeed radmanesh; roozbeh aghamajidi
Volume 3, Issue 2 , May 2021, , Pages 32-47
Abstract
Flexural reinforcement of reinforced concrete beams with composite materials is one of the most common methods of structural reinforcement. Composite materials have several advantages such as ease of implementation, easy access, relatively low cost, increased bearing capacity, low weight, etc., but despite ...
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Flexural reinforcement of reinforced concrete beams with composite materials is one of the most common methods of structural reinforcement. Composite materials have several advantages such as ease of implementation, easy access, relatively low cost, increased bearing capacity, low weight, etc., but despite all these advantages, the use of these materials also has disadvantages, which can be Premature and sudden bending failure in beams reinforced with these materials, which occurs due to premature rupture of composite materials or even deterioration of the joint area due to lack of attention to the stability of epoxy adhesive from the concrete surface in the tensile zone of the beam, noted. In this paper, by designing a computational program with Abacus software, 7 examples of reinforced concrete beam reinforcement design with GFRP rebar by near-surface installation method (NSM) and its integration with various FRP sheet enclosure cases taken from a This is a laboratory study, an attempt was made to prevent premature failure of the reinforced beam and to be able to use the maximum capacity of GFRP rebar. It is noteworthy that in modeling this reinforcement design with composite materials, the effect of ultimate adhesion resistance and failure or deterioration of epoxy adhesive between NSM rebar and concrete surface is important, so in this modeling of the joint area which is epoxy adhesive modeling and its behavior Has been examined. The use of this reinforcement method with four NSM rebars and FRP sheets increased the final bearing capacity by more than 60% compared to conventional reinforced concrete beams.
