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Canal Systems Automation Manual. Volume 1

C. P. Buyalski / D. G. Ehler / H. T. Falvey / D. C. Rogers / E. A. Serfozo

Practical aspects of canal operation, control, and automation are presented in the manual. The manner in which subjects are organized begins with fundamentals and basic concepts, continues with more specific details, and finishes with the more complex aspects of control theory analysis. Available and successful control techniques discussed in the manual are presented from the method standpoint. The manual has two principal purposes. One is to consolidate Bureau of Reclamation (the Bureau) experience in canal system automation into a single source reference. The other is to provide information and guidelines for managers, operators, and engineers to select successful and practical canal system automation schemes.

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Canal Systems Automation Manual. Volume 1

C. P. Buyalski / D. G. Ehler / H. T. Falvey / D. C. Rogers / E. A. Serfozo

Practical aspects of canal operation, control, and automation are presented in the manual. The manner in which subjects are organized begins with fundamentals and basic concepts, continues with more specific details, and finishes with the more complex aspects of control theory analysis. Available and successful control techniques discussed in the manual are presented from the method standpoint. The manual has two principal purposes. One is to consolidate Bureau of Reclamation (the Bureau) experience in canal system automation into a single source reference. The other is to provide information and guidelines for managers, operators, and engineers to select successful and practical canal system automation schemes.

Canal Systems Automation Manual. Volume 1

C. P. Buyalski / D. G. Ehler / H. T. Falvey / D. C. Rogers / E. A. Serfozo

Practical aspects of canal operation, control, and automation are presented in the manual. The manner in which subjects are organized begins with fundamentals and basic concepts, continues with more specific details, and finishes with the more complex aspects of control theory analysis. Available and successful control techniques discussed in the manual are presented from the method standpoint. The manual has two principal purposes. One is to consolidate Bureau of Reclamation (the Bureau) experience in canal system automation into a single source reference. The other is to provide information and guidelines for managers, operators, and engineers to select successful and practical canal system automation schemes.

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Title:

Canal Systems Automation Manual. Volume 1

Contributors:

C. P. Buyalski (author) / D. G. Ehler (author) / H. T. Falvey (author) / D. C. Rogers (author) / E. A. Serfozo (author)

Publication date:

1991

Size:

136 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Agricultural Equipment, Facilities, & Operations , Natural Resource Management , Control system design , Automation , Irrigation canals , Water resources , Channel flow , Hydraulics , Algorithms , Steady flow , Unsteady flow , Automatic control , Hydraulic gates

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