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Civil and Environmental Engineering

Irrigation and Melioration

2020

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Results Of A Numerical Study Of Currents In The Vicinity Of A Damless Water Intake, D.R. Bazarov, O.F. Vokhidov, M. Tashkhanova, F. Uljayev Dec 2020

Results Of A Numerical Study Of Currents In The Vicinity Of A Damless Water Intake, D.R. Bazarov, O.F. Vokhidov, M. Tashkhanova, F. Uljayev

Irrigation and Melioration

The problem of sustainable water intake in the conditions of significant fluctuations of flow rates and water level is significantly exacerbated by erosion of river beds. A typical example of such conditions is the damless water intake into the Karshi Main Canal (KMC) where the main flow of the Amudarya river continuously moves along a wide floodplain, changing the direction of currents. As a result, it is very difficult to withdraw the required volume of water from the river to the canal especially during dry years due to the high instability of currents at the entrance to the canal. Within …


Extinguishing Excess Flow Energy In Spillway Structures, D.R. Bazarov, S.K. Khidirov, O.F. Vokhidov, M. Tashkhanova, A. Gayur Dec 2020

Extinguishing Excess Flow Energy In Spillway Structures, D.R. Bazarov, S.K. Khidirov, O.F. Vokhidov, M. Tashkhanova, A. Gayur

Irrigation and Melioration

Presents the results of experimental studies aimed at developing a new damper design at the spillway structure. The analysis of the distribution diagrams of the velocities at the spillway was carried out, the results of which showed that the bottom flow velocity is higher than the surface velocity by 3–17%. According to the research results, it was found that in the second variant of the research this increase is 2–22%. The maximum values of specific flow rates in the first variant of the study in the apron varied relative to the downstream stilling well within 1.5–40%, in the second variant …