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Design of reinforced concrete spillway at Tammy Brook Country Club flood control dam, Cresskill, NJ in which between normal water level and flood elevation, pond holds 100,000 cu ft; top of side walls of spillway were designed to reach same elevation as top of dam, with spillway crest four feet lower; walls were spaced 25 ft apart as width of weir crest dictated; approach walls to spillway crest are parallel and inlet apron rises slowly on slope of 1 vertical to 9 horizontal to meet spillway crest.
Design of reinforced concrete spillway at Tammy Brook Country Club flood control dam, Cresskill, NJ in which between normal water level and flood elevation, pond holds 100,000 cu ft; top of side walls of spillway were designed to reach same elevation as top of dam, with spillway crest four feet lower; walls were spaced 25 ft apart as width of weir crest dictated; approach walls to spillway crest are parallel and inlet apron rises slowly on slope of 1 vertical to 9 horizontal to meet spillway crest.
Design of small flood control spillway
Pub Works
Pagan, A.R. (author)
Public Works ; 95
1964
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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