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Trajectory Bucket - Lower Spillway

This document provides design details for the trajectory bucket of a lower spillway, including: 1) Dimensions of the single bay, width of 8.2m, and lip angle of 30 degrees at an elevation of 2034.68 masl. 2) Design discharge of 492 cubic meters per second with the reservoir at an elevation of 2114 masl. 3) Calculations show the bucket radius of 20m meets requirements and will not cause roller action. 4) Expected minimum, probable, and ultimate scour depths ranging from 24.84m to 44.84m are provided.

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Trajectory Bucket - Lower Spillway

This document provides design details for the trajectory bucket of a lower spillway, including: 1) Dimensions of the single bay, width of 8.2m, and lip angle of 30 degrees at an elevation of 2034.68 masl. 2) Design discharge of 492 cubic meters per second with the reservoir at an elevation of 2114 masl. 3) Calculations show the bucket radius of 20m meets requirements and will not cause roller action. 4) Expected minimum, probable, and ultimate scour depths ranging from 24.84m to 44.84m are provided.

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TRAJECTORY BUCKET FOR LOWER SPILLWAY

Total No. of Bays 1


Width of Each Bay 8.2 m
Lip Angle f 30 
Lip Level 2034.68 masl
Tangent Point EL at the start of Bucket 2037.20
Bucket Invert Level 2032.00masl
Crest level 2102.30masl
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Unit weight of water γ 1 t/m

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Discharge Q (m /s) 492
No. of Bays Operative Nos. 1
Reservoir Level (masl) 2114.00
Tail Water Level (masl) 2022.00
Check for Ski Action
Width of Flow B (m) 8.20
Velocity of Flow at the entrance of Bucket 31.05
Discharge Intensity q = Q/B (m2/s) 60.00
H4 = Res Level-Lip Level (m) 79.32
3 1/2
Fq = q/(gH4 ) 0.03
d4/H4 0.22
d4 for roller action (m) 17.45
d4 provided (m) -12.68
Froude Number F 7.21
d2 (m) 18.36
70% depth of d2 (m) 12.85
Critical depth dc for maximum safe submergence (m) 7.16
No roller action
Radius of Bucket
H1 = Res Level - Bucket Invert Level (m) 82
Assumed depth of flow in bucket d1 (m) 1.89
1/2
va = {2g(H1-d1)} (m/s) 31.72
Depth of flow in bucket d1 = q/va (m) 1.89
Dif. of Assumed & Calculated d1 (m) 0.00
Radius of Bucket R > 3d1 (m) 5.68
H5 = Res Level - Jet surface Level at bucket (m) 80.11
H = Res level - Crest level (m) 11.70
R = 0.60(H.H5)1/2 18.37
R = 0.80(H.H5)1/2 (m) 24.49
Provided R (m) 20.00
Bucket Pressure
Bucket Pressure P (t/m2) 11.59
Throw Distances
Velocity head of jet at the bucket lip Hv = va2/2g (m) 55.94
Y = Lip Level - TWL (m) 12.68
Horizontal throw distance X (m) 115.34
Vertical throw distance above lip a (m) 18.21
Scour Depth
Minimum Expected Scour ds = m(qH4)1/2, m = 0.36
(m) 24.84
1/2
Probable Scour ds = m(qH4) , m = 0.54 (m) 37.25
Ultimate Scour ds = m(qH4)1/2, m = 0.65 (m) 44.84
Elevation of Minimum scour (masl) 1997.16

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