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DATE: 11/11/2015
MEMBERS:
TYPES OF SECTIONS
DESIGN
PARTS OF A TRAP
LAYOUT AND DESIGN OF A TRAP
HYDRAULIC CALCULATION FOR EVERY
KIND
F. EXAMPLE
ACUEDUCTOS
A. CRITERIA
B. HYDRAULIC DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL
C. EXAMPLES
A. TYPES OF SECTIONS
B. PARTIES
1. Tube: They can be pre-fabricated
concrete
reinforced
prestressed
with
steel,
CROSSING STRUCTURES
AND / OR GO
SIFON CRUZADONDO A
RIVER
Some
traps
have
rectangular
cross
sections. Traps can have a straight lateral
alignment, or may have changes in direction
4.
Structures
and
purge
ventilation (air control): A valve
outlet in the top of the pipe at a low
point in the trap. Help in an emergency
and maintenance, because of this
section shall miss her a man.
Others have simple vertical pipes to
vent the air from the pipeline, but they
may have the opposite effect. Some
structures are the "clamshell" type, with
top and bottom sheets off a tee, at the
bottom of the siphon
Canal
to
evacuator A
prevent
evacuator
sometimes built into the right channel
input upstream siphon to divert the flow
channel in the case of obstruction of the
siphon or other emergency. The design
Pipe diameter
1. CALCULATION
SECTION
C. LAYOUT
1.
2.
CROSS
Speed
Drag material between 2.3 and 6
m / s.
Q=V/A
2. Pload
losses or n
inverted siphon
Friction losses
CIRCULAR SECTION
VERTICAL ALIGNMENT
This consists of angular lines,
inspect the points with greater
deflection. A deflection point in the
middle of the siphon should be
avoided, this can cause sediment
possibly failure. The best design is
uniform to a local large gradient.
The
maximum
slope
of
the
downstream leg approaching the
outlet structure will be 15%
For an inverted cross a stream or
canal siphon upper inverted siphon
is not less than 3 feet below the
level of potential scour the river or
canal.
D. HYDRAULIC CALCULATION
Determining step in designing:
OF
Route
where
to
0.00497
0.00996
0.00316
0.00401
0.00507
0.025
0.025
0.030
0.070
0,250
10 fifteen 20 25 30
Channel Are 5
a % Or bar
area
Oss p
0.12 0.25 0.42
0.62 0.86 1.1
5
coefficient(Ks
)
Where
L = length of pipe (m)
Tube V = velocity (m / sec)
g = gravity (m / s2)
D = tube diameter (m)
F = coefficient of friction
(dimensionless
Where
V = duct velocity (m / sec)
n = coefficient maning
L = Length of pipe (m)
R = Hydraulic radius (m)
where
K 1: Input coefficient that obtained
from the following table onde:
K 2: Output coefficient is taken as
1.0 for most outlets.
Table (3): coefficient input
Ng Description
To square edges flush with the entry with
vertical walls
To round tickets, of radius r where they are
r / D 0.15
Slot oz tube calo
To tubes projecting ng hormig
To project pipelines
K1
0.5
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.85
Losses transitions
It is, as a local change is cross
section, which produces a variation
in the flow of a uniform state to
another.
Loss Screen
Losses through the screens and
trash racks are related to the speed
of approach flow and the geometry
of the frame
Table
(4): Coeicientes for
screens and grills
trash
Where:
K & K Co n: They
are
the
coefficient
of
expansion
and
contraction respectively, which are
obtained from
Contraction angle upstream <=
27.5 and downstream <= 22.5 ,
Table (5): Expansion and
contraction coefficients
Ng
Dischar K ex K
siphonsecti ge m 3
on
/s
Box
2.5-5
0.6 0.3
>5
0.2 0.1
Pipeline <0.5
1.0 0.5
0.5-2.5 0.7 0.4
Ex
3.
For
determination
of
general
Lischtvan scour be used - Levediev:
of
criteria
4.
Length of protection
enroncamiento
Lp = 3 x diamtro
of
Calculation
submergence on departure
of
5.
Height
submergence: surface
elevation upstream channel - foot
elevation tube - Hte
Where: Hte = Di / cos
: last tilt tube
That must be met:
submergence Hte h / 6 "
Scour BEDS
Flow.
AQUEDUCT
B.
HYDRAULIC
STRUCTURAL
DESIGN
a) hydraulic design:
The flow characteristics of various components
are as follows.
A. CRITERIA
AND
b) STRUCTURAL DESIGN:
MINIMUM WALL THICKNESS:
minimum wall thicknesses:
With h> 3 m. or more 30cm
CUsing h <3 m. 15cm
Coated 20cm 5 cm or more
Spacing max. reinforcing 30cm
"U"
for
"health
durability
C.EXAMPLES.
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