The Design and Construction of the Bartletts Ferry Labyrinth Weir Spillway
Marvin C. Meeks
Abstract
Marvin C. Meeks
Abstract
The discharge capacity of the Bartletts Ferry Project has been increased 165 percent by the addition of a labyrinth weir spillway. The hydraulic design was based on a published design procedure which was modified by means of small scale hydraulic models. These model studies revealed the significance of the vertical aspect ratio as a critical design parameter. The structural design and various aspects of construction are briefly described.
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The discharge capacity of the Bartletts Ferry Project has been increased 165 percent by the addition of a labyrinth weir spillway. The hydraulic design was based on a published design procedure which was modified by means of small scale hydraulic models. These model studies revealed the significance of the vertical aspect ratio as a critical design parameter. The structural design and various aspects of construction are briefly described.
Key concepts: Weir, Spillway, Engineering, Hydraulic structure, Civil engineering, Hydraulic engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Marine engineering