C-3-1. Inlet Flumeat Gate. BoxCulvert (Open Flow) MainCanal(C 1) km Outlet Flume. BoxCulvert (OpenFlow) WL m. WL.40.

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WL.41.744 m WL.41.309 m WL.40.347 m MainCanal(C 1) km.56+227.563 Inlet Flumeat Gate BoxCulvert (OpenFlow) yyyyy WL.40.305m WL.40.300m DRAINAGECanal R.D. 15.8 WL.39.119m(Design Flood +49.5cum/s BoxCulvert (Open Flow) Outlet Flume C-3-1

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Energy Energy Velocity Water Water Bed Structure Station Distance Discharge Loss Line EL. Velocity Head Level Depth Elevation Remarks L (m) Q (m 3 /s) hl (m) EH (m) V (m/s) Vh (m) WL (m) d (m) BL (m) Canal P.R. (C-1) 0 0.00 49.500 43.293 0.000 0.000 4.290 39.003 Inlet 0.00 0.045 hl 1 = hi 1 0.00 49.500 43.248 1.323 0.089 43.159 4.156 39.003 Inlet Flume at Gate 10.00 0.003 hl 2 = hf 2 2 10.00 49.500 43.245 1.324 0.089 43.156 4.153 39.003 Inlet Transition of Box Culvert 5.50 0.001 hl 3 = he + hf 3 3 15.50 49.500 43.244 0.889 0.040 43.204 5.201 38.003 Inlet of Box Culvert(Pipe Flow) 0.00 0.018 hl 4 = hsc 4 15.50 49.500 43.226 1.389 0.098 3.600 38.003 Box Culvert (Pipe Flow) 85.68 0.040 hl 5 = hf 5 5 101.18 49.500 43.186 1.389 0.098 3.600 37.918 Outlet of Box Culvert 0.00 0.098 hl 6 = hv5 6 101.18 49.500 43.088 0.000 0.000 43.088 0.000 0.000 Outlet Flume 0.00 0.000 WL.43.293m WL.43.159m WL.43.204m MainCanal(C 1)km.56+227.563 Inlet Flume at Gate BoxCulvert (Pipe Flow) DRAINAGECANALR.D. 15.8 WL.42.619m(2011Max.+49.5cum/s) BoxCulvert (Pipe Flow) Outlet Flume C-3-8

(1) Design discharge and no. of barrel - Design discharge Q = 49.500 m 3 /s = Qd Design discharge per barrel Q 1 = 16.500 m 3 /s/barrel - No. of barrels of conduit N = 3 nos. (2) Hydraulic conditions at beginning section (Canal P.R. (C-1) km.56+227.563) - Water level FWL WL 0 = 43.293 m - Base elevation EL 0 = 39.003 m - Water depth h 0 = 4.290 m -Velocity V 0 = 0.000 m/s - Roughness coefficient n = 0.014 (Concrete) - Acceleration of gravity g = 9.8 m/s 2 (3) Head loss coefficient at open transition Changing condition of Gradual contraction Gradual enlargement open transition formation coefficient fgc coefficient fge Rectangular to rectangular 0.10 0.20 Trapezoidal to trapezoidal 0.10 0.20 Rectangular to circular with fillet 0.20 0.30 Trapezoidal to rectangular with twisted wall 0.20 0.30 Trapezoidal to circular with twisted wall 0.30 0.40 Trapezoidal to rectangular with bended wall 0.30 0.50 Trapezoidal to circular with bended wall 0.40 0.70 C-3-9

(1) Discharge per barrel of inlet flume Q 1 = 16.500 m 3 /s/barrel (2) Hydraulic conditions at beginning section (Canal P.R. (C-1) km.56+227.563) - Water level WL 0 = 43.293 m - Base elevation EL 0 = 39.003 m - Water depth h 0 = 4.290 m -Velocity V 0 = 0.000 m/s - Velocity head V 0 2 / 2g = 0.000 m (3) Change of water level due to inflow hi = hi + ( V 1 2 / 2g - V 0 2 / 2g ) hi = fi ( V 1 2 / 2g - V 0 2 / 2g ) where, hi : Head loss due to inflow fi : Head loss coefficient due to inflow In case, square cut fi = 0.50 a) Assumed hi hi = 0.134 m b) Beginning section of inlet flume (after inflow - Base elevation EL 1 = 39.003 m -Width b 1 = 3.000 m - Water depth h 1 = 4.156 m = WL 0 - EL 1 - hi -Flow area A 1 = 12.468 m = b 1 h 1 -Wetted perimeter P 1 = 11.312 m = b 1 + 2h 1 - Hydraulic radius R 1 = 1.102 m = A 1 / P 1 -Velocity V 1 = 1.323 m/s = Q 1 / A 1 - Velocity head V 2 1 / 2g = 0.089 m EL 1e = 43.248 m c) Calculation of hi and hi hi = 0.045 m (4) Water level at beginning section of inlet flume (after inflow (5) Length and bed slope of inlet flume hi = 0.134 m = Assumed hi OK WL 1 = 43.159 m = WL 0 - hi -Length L 2 = 10.000 m - Bed slope I 2 = Level (6) Change of water level due to friction hf 2 = hf 2 + ( V 2 2 / 2g - V 2 1 / 2g ) hf 2 = ( n Vm 2 / Rm 2/3 2 ) 2 L 2 where, hf 2 : Head loss due to friction Vm 2 : Mean velocity Vm 2 = ( V 1 + V 2 ) / 2 Rm 2 : Mean hydraulic radius Rm 2 = ( R 1 + R 2 ) / 2 a) Assumed hf 2 hf 2 = 0.003 m b) end section of inlet flume - Base elevation EL 2 = 39.003 m = EL 1 -Width b 2 = 3.000 m = b 1 - Water depth h 2 = 4.153 m = WL 1 - EL 2 - hf 2 -Flow area A 2 = 12.459 m = b 2 h 2 -Wetted perimeter P 2 = 11.306 m = b 2 + 2h 2 - Hydraulic radius R 2 = 1.102 m = A 2 / P 2 -Velocity V 2 = 1.324 m/s = Q 1 / A 1 - Velocity head V 2 2 / 2g = 0.089 m c) Calculation of hf 2 Vm 2 = 1.324 m/s Rm 2 = 1.102 m hf 2 = 0.003 m (7) Water level at end section of inlet flume hf 2 = 0.003 m = Assumed hf 2 OK WL 2 = 43.156 m = WL 1 - hf 2 WL2e = 43.245 m = C-3-10

(1) Design discharge of inlet transition Q = 49.50 m 3 /s (2) Length and bed slope -Length L 3 = 5.500 m - Bed slope I 3 = 0.182 (3) Change of water level due to gradual enlargement hge = hge + hf 3 + ( V 3 2 / 2g - V 2 2 / 2g ) hge = fge ( V 2 2 / 2g - V 3 2 / 2g ) hf 3 = ( n Vm 3 / Rm 3 2/3 ) 2 L 3 where, hge : Head loss due to gradual enlargement hf 7 : Head loss due to friction Vm 7 : Mean velocity Vm 3 = ( V 2 + V 3 ) / 2 Rm 7 : Mean hydraulic radius Rm 3 = ( R 2 + R 3 ) / 2 fge : Head loss coefficient due to gradual enlargement In case, straight line formation fge = 0.00 a) Assumed hge hge = -0.048 m (rising) b) End section of inlet transition - Bed elevation EL 3 = 38.003 m -Bed width b 3 = 10.700 m - Water depth h 3 = 5.201 m = WL 2 - EL 3 - hge >3.6m Box H -Flow area A 3 = 55.651 m = b 3 h 3 -Wetted perimeter P 3 = 21.102 m = b 3 + 2h 3 - Hydraulic radius R 3 = 2.637 m = A 3 / P 3 -Velocity V 3 = 0.889 m/s = Q / A 3 - Velocity head V 2 3 / 2g = 0.040 m EL 3e = 43.244 c) Calculation of hge Vm 3 = 1.107 m/s Rm 3 = 1.870 m hf 3 = 0.001 m hge = 0.000 m hge = -0.048 m = Assumed hge OK (4) Water level at end section of inlet transition (BP of box culvert) WL 3 = 43.204 m = WL 2 - hge WL3e = 43.244 m = WL2e C-3-11

(1) Discharge per barrel of conduit Q 1 = 16.50 m 3 /s/barrel (2) Head loss due to sudden contraction A 3 / A 2 ' fsc 0.0 0.50 hsc = fsc V 2 4 / 2g 0.1 0.48 0.2 0.45 where, 0.3 0.41 hsc : Head loss due to sudden contraction 0.4 0.36 fsc : Head loss coefficient due to sudden contraction 0.5 0.29 (Refer to the right table) 0.6 0.21 0.7 0.13 0.8 0.07 a) Before contraction 0.9 0.01 1.0 0.00 - Width per channel b 3 ' = 3.567 m = b 3 / N - Water depth h 3 ' = 5.201 m = h 3 - Flow area A 3 ' = 18.550 m = h 3 *'b3 -Wetted perimeter P 3 ' = 13.969 m = h 3 *2+b3 - Hydraulic radius R 3 ' = 1.328 m = A 3 ' / P 3 ' -Velocity V 3 ' = 0.889 m/s = Q 1 / V 3 ' - Velocity head V 3 ' 2 / 2g = 0.040 m EL3'e 43.244 b) After contraction (Beginning section of conduit) - Base elevation EL 4 = 38.003 m = EL 3 - Width of channel b 4 = 3.300 m - Water depth h 4 = 3.600 m -Flow area A 4 = 11.880 m = b 4 h 4 -Wetted perimeter P 4 = 13.800 m = 2 x (b 4 + h 4) - Hydraulic radius R 4 = 0.861 m = A 4 / P 4 -Velocity V 4 = 1.389 m/s = Q 1 / A 4 - Velocity head V 2 4 / 2g = 0.098 m c) Calculation of hsc A 4 / A 3 ' = 0.64 fsc = 0.18 (Refer to the table above) hsc = 0.018 m = EL4e = 43.226 m = EL3'e-hsc4 (3) Length and bed slope of conduit -Length L 5 = 85.675 m - Bed slope I 5 = 0.0010 (4) Head loss due to friction hf 5 = ( n Vm 5 / Rm 5 2/3 ) 2 L 5 where, hf 5 : Head loss due to friction Vm 5 : Mean velocity Vm 5 = ( V 4 + V 5 ) / 2 Rm 5 : Mean hydraulic radius Rm 5 = ( R 4 + R 5 ) / 2 a) Beginning section of conduit - Base elevation EL 4 = 38.003 m - Width of channel b 4 = 3.300 m - Water depth h 4 = 3.600 m -Flow area A 4 = 11.880 m -Wetted perimeter P 4 = 13.800 m - Hydraulic radius R 4 = 0.861 m -Velocity V 4 = 1.389 m/s - Velocity head V 2 4 / 2g = 0.098 m 3.698 b) End sections of conduit (UNIFLOW) - Base elevation EL 5 = 37.918 m 0.085 -Width b 5 = 3.300 m = b 4 - Water depth h 5 = 3.600 m = h 4 -Flow area A 5 = 11.880 m = b 5 h 5 -Wetted perimeter P 5 = 13.800 m = 2b 5 + 2h 5 - Hydraulic radius R 5 = 0.861 m = A 5 / P 5 -Velocity V 5 = 1.389 m/s = Q 1 / A 5 - Velocity head V 2 5 / 2g = 0.098 m c) Calculation of hf 5 Vm 5 = 1.389 m/s Rm 5 = 0.861 m 3.698 hf 5 = 0.040 m = OK EL5e = 43.186 m = EL4e-hf5 C-3-12

(1) Drainage Canal Max 2011WL+49.5cuFood WL = 42.619 m (2) Change of water level due to closed conduit WL 6e = WL of Open at Drainage Canal at D.R.15.8 = EL 5e - V 5 2 / 2g = 43.186 m - 0.098 m = 43.088 m = EL 6e > 42.619 m OK C-3-13

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Design Seciton Unit weight of reinforced concrete c : 2.40 (t/m3) Unit weight of soil (saturated) sat : 2.15 (t/m3) Unit weight of soil (wet) s : 1.90 (t/m3) Unit weight of soil (under water) ' : 1.15 (t/m3) Unit weight of water w : 1.00 Internal friction angle : 30 (degree) seismic coefficient k : 0.00 Coefficient of earth pressure (Normal) ka : 0.3333 Live load (Truck loading) P : 8.40 (t/wheel) 2 3 4 1 9 10 5 8 7 6 A-4-F- 1 C-3-15

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Member Point B H D DD M S N (cm) (cm) (cm) (cm) ( t.m) ( t ) ( t ) 1, 5 upper out-mmax 100 40 35 5-2.876-3.989-9.473 1, 5 lower out-mmax 100 40 35 5-6.231 7.448-13.505 1, 5 in-mmax 100 40 35 5 1.471 0.000-11.370 2, 4 edge out-mmax 100 60 55 5-2.876 9.473-3.989 2, 4 mid.jt. out-mmax 100 60 55 5-9.100-12.838-3.989 2, 4 in-mmax 100 60 55 5 4.565 0.000-3.989 3 out-mmax 100 60 55 5-8.273 11.156-3.652 3 in-mmax 100 60 55 5 2.045 0.000-3.652 9, 10 right 100 40 35 5-0.586 0.336-28.025 9, 10 left 100 40 35 5 0.827 0.336-23.993 6, 8 edge out-mmax 100 60 55 5-6.231 13.505-7.448 6, 8 mid.jt. out-mmax 100 60 55 5-7.482-14.182-7.448 6, 8 in-mmax 100 60 55 5 5.957 0.000-7.448 7 out-mmax 100 60 55 5-8.068 13.844-7.784 7 in-mmax 100 60 55 5 4.738 0.000-7.784 Member Point M S N B H D DD ( t.m ) ( t ) ( t ) (cm) (cm) (cm) (cm) Side wall 1,5 upper outside 2.876 3.989 9.473 100 40 35 5 lower outside 6.231 7.448 13.505 100 40 35 5 inside 1.471 0.000 11.370 100 40 35 5 Partition wall 9,10 both sides 0.827 0.336 23.993 100 40 35 5 Top slab 2, 3,4 upper edge jt 2.876 9.473 3.989 100 60 55 5 upper mid. jt 9.100 12.838 3.989 100 60 55 5 lower 4.565 0.000 3.989 100 60 55 5 Bottom slab 6,7,8 lower edge jt 6.231 13.505 7.448 100 60 55 5 lower mid. jt 8.068 14.182 7.784 100 60 55 5 upper 5.957 0.000 7.448 100 60 55 5 A-4F-1 C-3-18

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