Design of launching apron for revetment/guide bank shank/U/S shank of spur
Design data
Q. =20000 Cumecs
f. = o.96
V. = 3 m/s
HFL. = 100 m
LWL. = 92 m
Bed RL=91m
Ss. = 2.65
Protection slope 2:1
Design as per guidelines of BIS Codes
Size of stone for pitching. Ds = 0.25m
Thickness of pitching "t " = 0.50 m
Lacey's scouring depth. D. = 13.015 m
Max. Designed scouring depth 1.5D. = 19.523 m & R L = 80.477 m
Apron laying level. = 91 m
Des.scouring depth for apron. Dmax = 91 - 80.477 = 10.523 m
Thickness of launhing apron 1.25 to1.5 t. = 0.625 to 0.75 m. (for loose stones)
Launching slope of loose stone. = 2:1
Qty.of stone per mtr.of apron. =5^1/2 * t * Dmax
=14.706 to 17.648 Cum/ m
Width of apron to be laid. = 1.5 * Dmax = 15.785 m
Av. thickness of apron "T"= 0.932 to 1.118 m
Thicness of apron at toe of pitching. = 0.8 T.
-------do-------------- river side end. = 1.2 T
Aprons of loose stone boulders are to be laid in Wedge shape as per guidelines of IS-14262 & 10751
Design data
Q. =20000 Cumecs
f. = o.96
V. = 3 m/s
HFL. = 100 m
LWL. = 92 m
Bed RL=91m
Ss. = 2.65
Protection slope 2:1
Design as per guidelines of BIS Codes
Size of stone for pitching. Ds = 0.25m
Thickness of pitching "t " = 0.50 m
Lacey's scouring depth. D. = 13.015 m
Max. Designed scouring depth 1.5D. = 19.523 m & R L = 80.477 m
Apron laying level. = 91 m
Des.scouring depth for apron. Dmax = 91 - 80.477 = 10.523 m
Thickness of launhing apron 1.25 to1.5 t. = 0.625 to 0.75 m. (for loose stones)
Launching slope of loose stone. = 2:1
Qty.of stone per mtr.of apron. =5^1/2 * t * Dmax
=14.706 to 17.648 Cum/ m
Width of apron to be laid. = 1.5 * Dmax = 15.785 m
Av. thickness of apron "T"= 0.932 to 1.118 m
Thicness of apron at toe of pitching. = 0.8 T.
-------do-------------- river side end. = 1.2 T
Aprons of loose stone boulders are to be laid in Wedge shape as per guidelines of IS-14262 & 10751
What is the need of Bed RL here? Why have we taken Bed RL as Apron Laying Level & not LWL ? How do we decide the Apron Laying Level
ReplyDeleteWhat will be design procedure for exceptionally high discharge of the order of 74855cumees
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