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Spillway for West Point dam, Chattahoochee river, Alabama and Georgia -- Hydraulic model investigation
Although design of West Point spillway was based on good hydraulic design practice, 1/60 scale model analysis of its performance was desired because of less than ideal approach channel conditions and relatively high unit discharge (1205 cfs/ft); model investigation was concerned particularly with flow conditions in approach and near abutments, spillway capacity, hydraulic performance of bucket-type energy dissipator, heights of training walls, and embankment protective tone rip-rap requirements.
Spillway for West Point dam, Chattahoochee river, Alabama and Georgia -- Hydraulic model investigation
Although design of West Point spillway was based on good hydraulic design practice, 1/60 scale model analysis of its performance was desired because of less than ideal approach channel conditions and relatively high unit discharge (1205 cfs/ft); model investigation was concerned particularly with flow conditions in approach and near abutments, spillway capacity, hydraulic performance of bucket-type energy dissipator, heights of training walls, and embankment protective tone rip-rap requirements.
Spillway for West Point dam, Chattahoochee river, Alabama and Georgia -- Hydraulic model investigation
U S Waterways Experiment Station -- Tech Report
Melsheimer, E.S. (author) / Grace, Jr., J.L. (author)
1968
21 pages
22 Plates, 20 Photographs, 1 Table
Article (Journal)
English
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Spillway and stilling basin Columbia dam, Chattahoochee river Alabama and Georgia
Engineering Index Backfile | 1961
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