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Hydraulic Model Study of Buffalo Bill Dam and Spillway Rehabilitation
A new, increased inflow design flood and increased power generation requirements for 75-year-old Buffalo Bill Dam promoted modifications to the existing dam, spillway, and powerplant. A hydraulic model study investigated the proposed designs for the spillway and dam rehabilitation. The spillway approach channel configuration was determined and gate opening discharge curves were developed for 20.5- by 28-foot top-seal radial gates operating under a maximum head of 115 feet. The spillways tunnel geometry was changed to a modified horseshoe shape and realigned to reduce the potential for erosion in the riverbed downstream. A broad crest shape was developed for passing discharge over the top of the dam.
Hydraulic Model Study of Buffalo Bill Dam and Spillway Rehabilitation
A new, increased inflow design flood and increased power generation requirements for 75-year-old Buffalo Bill Dam promoted modifications to the existing dam, spillway, and powerplant. A hydraulic model study investigated the proposed designs for the spillway and dam rehabilitation. The spillway approach channel configuration was determined and gate opening discharge curves were developed for 20.5- by 28-foot top-seal radial gates operating under a maximum head of 115 feet. The spillways tunnel geometry was changed to a modified horseshoe shape and realigned to reduce the potential for erosion in the riverbed downstream. A broad crest shape was developed for passing discharge over the top of the dam.
Hydraulic Model Study of Buffalo Bill Dam and Spillway Rehabilitation
K. L. Houston (Autor:in)
1987
56 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Civil Engineering , Hydraulic models , Dams , Spillways , Rehabilitation , Power plants , Design , Discharge(Water) , Rivers , Power generation , Erosion , Modifications , Channels(Waterways) , High pressure gates , Tunnels , Investigations , Concrete slabs , Wyoming , Flood control , Buffalo Bill Dam and Spillway , Cody(Wyoming)
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