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    Hydraulic Design Report

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    This document summarizes discharge calculations and checks for afflux according to Indian codes IRC:5-2015 and IRC-SP:13-2004. It calculates the discharge of a river cross section as 444.52 cubic meters per second using the area velocity method. It then checks for afflux caused by any obstructions using Molesworth's formula, finding a negative afflux of -0.177 meters since the obstructed area is larger than the unobstructed area. Finally, it states the minimum required vertical clearance is 1.200 meters according to code.

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    Hydraulic Design Report

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    This document summarizes discharge calculations and checks for afflux according to Indian codes IRC:5-2015 and IRC-SP:13-2004. It calculates the discharge of a river cross section as 444.52 cubic meters per second using the area velocity method. It then checks for afflux caused by any obstructions using Molesworth's formula, finding a negative afflux of -0.177 meters since the obstructed area is larger than the unobstructed area. Finally, it states the minimum required vertical clearance is 1.200 meters according to code.

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    This document summarizes discharge calculations and checks for afflux according to Indian codes IRC:5-2015 and IRC-SP:13-2004. It calculates the discharge of a river cross section as 444.52 cubic meters per second using the area velocity method. It then checks for afflux caused by any obstructions using Molesworth's formula, finding a negative afflux of -0.177 meters since the obstructed area is larger than the unobstructed area. Finally, it states the minimum required vertical clearance is 1.200 meters according to code.

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    Hydraulic Design Report

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    This document summarizes discharge calculations and checks for afflux according to Indian codes IRC:5-2015 and IRC-SP:13-2004. It calculates the discharge of a river cross section as 444.52 cubic meters per second using the area velocity method. It then checks for afflux caused by any obstructions using Molesworth's formula, finding a negative afflux of -0.177 meters since the obstructed area is larger than the unobstructed area. Finally, it states the minimum required vertical clearance is 1.200 meters according to code.

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    I. Discharge Calculations As per Cl.106.

    3 on Page-19 of IRC:5-2015

    Area Velocity Method :


    2/3 1/2
    From Manning formula, V = 1 / n * (R * S ) As per eq-5.2 on Page-17 of IRC-SP:13-2004

    Cross - section of the flow

    Wetted Area = [(25+15.25)/2 x 3.25] + [(15.25+3.0)/2 x 0.25] + [(3.0+1.0)/2 x 1.0]


    2
    Wetted Area, A = 69.688 m

    Wetted Perimeter, P = 5.80+6.10+1.40+1.0+1.40+6.10+5.80


    27.600 m
    Hydraulic Mean Radius,
    Radius R = A/P = 69.688/27.600
    69 688/27 600
    = 2.525 m
    Rugosity Co-efficient, n = 0.013
    Bed Slope, S = 1 in 500

    Therefore, V = (1/0.013) x 2.525^(2/3) x (1/500)^(1/2)


    = 6.379 m/s
    Design Discharge, Q = A x V
    3
    Q = 444.52 m /s
    15685.99 cusecs
    II. Check for Afflux As per Cl. 106.6 on Page-23 of IRC:5-2015
    Calculation of Afflux by using Molesworth Formula,
    2 2
    Afflux, H' = { (V /17.88) + 0.015} X {(A/A') - 1}
    2
    Unobstructed sectional area of River, A = 69.688 m

    Cross - section of the flow


    Sectional Area of River at Obstruction, A' =
    [25.0 x 3.05] + [(25.0+3.0)/2 x 0.45] + [(3.0+1.0)/2 x 1.0] - [1 x (1.50 x 3.05)] - [1 x (1/2) x 4.875 x 3.050]
    2
    72.541 m
    Afflux, H' = -0.177 m
    Since Obstructed area is proposed more than the un-obstructed area afflux is negative or it can be considered
    as zero
    Hence,,
    III. Vertical Clearence As per Cl. 106.8 on Page-23 of IRC:5-2015
    Minimum Vertical Clearence required = 1.200 m

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