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Hydraulic Evaluation of Fish Passage Through Roadway Culverts in Alaska
Culverts are a very simple hydraulic structure. However, because the engineer must design for peak flows passing through the culvert while fish are trying to move upstream serious problems arise. Almost all culvert installations in interior and northern Alaska were casually examined, with approximately 100 examined in detail where hydraulic problems existed that may retard fish passage. Data from the field program are included in an appendix to the report. The two major hydraulic problems in regard to fish passage were high velocities and perching; inlet drops caused by deposited sediment, aufeis, alignment of culvert with stream, and non-uniform culvert slopes are some of the other fish passage deterents that were observed.
Hydraulic Evaluation of Fish Passage Through Roadway Culverts in Alaska
Culverts are a very simple hydraulic structure. However, because the engineer must design for peak flows passing through the culvert while fish are trying to move upstream serious problems arise. Almost all culvert installations in interior and northern Alaska were casually examined, with approximately 100 examined in detail where hydraulic problems existed that may retard fish passage. Data from the field program are included in an appendix to the report. The two major hydraulic problems in regard to fish passage were high velocities and perching; inlet drops caused by deposited sediment, aufeis, alignment of culvert with stream, and non-uniform culvert slopes are some of the other fish passage deterents that were observed.
Hydraulic Evaluation of Fish Passage Through Roadway Culverts in Alaska
D. L. Kane (author) / P. M. Wellen (author)
1985
62 pages
Report
No indication
English
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