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- A multipurpose reservoir is one that is planned and constructed to serve various multi-purposes.
- The useful storage is the volume of water stored in the reservoir between minimum pool level and normal pool level.
- The water stored in the reservoir below the the minimum pool level is called dead storage.
- For a flood control reservoir, the effective storage is equal to Useful Storage+ Surcharge Storage - Valley Storage.
- Trap efficiency of a reservoir is a function of capacity/inflow ratio.
- The force considered for the analysis of the elementary profile of gravity dam under empty reservoir conditions is the dam's self-weight.
- The uplift pressure on a dam can be controlled by :
- constructing cutoff under upstream face
- constructing drainage channels between the dam and its foundations
- by pressure grouting in the foundation
- The uplift pressure on the face of a drainage gallery in a dam is taken as two-third of hydro-static pressure at toe plus one-third of hydro-static pressure at the heel.
- Horizontal acceleration due to earth-quake results in hydro-dynamic pressure and inertia force into the body of the dam.
- Hydro-dynamic pressure due to earthquake acts at a height of 4H/3.pi. above the base.
- The major resisting force in a gravity dam is self-weight.
- Total force due to wave action on a gravity dam acts at a height of 3/8*hw above the reservoir surface, where hw = water depth.
- When the reservoir is full, maximum compressive force in a gravity dam is produced at the toe.
- The maximum permissible eccentricity for no tension at the base of a gravity dam is B/6.
- The presence of tailwater in a gravity dam decreases the principal stress and shear stress.
- The elementary profile of a dam is a right-angled triangle.
- In the empty condition of the reservoir and with the elementary profile of a dam, the vertical stress at heel and toe respectively are given by 2W/B and 0.
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