Titlebook: Water Resources Development; Planning, Engineerin Edward Kuiper Book 1965 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1965 development.engine.

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Water Supply,d through reservoir release. However, such developments are rare. Most navigation projects require relatively small flows, in the order of a few hundred cusec. Moreover, nearly all of this represents non-consumptive use.

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Hydraulics,phasis has been placed on practical aspects (such as determining the diameter of a conduit, the width of a spillway, or the dimensions of a canal) than on theoretical aspects (such as viscous resistance, boundary layer, or turbulence characteristics).

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Hydraulic Structures,ctures such as shiplocks are discussed in Chapter 9: Navigation; hydroelectric plants are discussed in Chapter 7: Water Power; and dikes are discussed in Chapter 6: Flood Control. The operation of the reservoir depends largely on the purpose that the reservoir serves, and is discussed in the chapters on Flood Control, Water Power and Irrigation.

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Hydraulic Structures,ctures such as shiplocks are discussed in Chapter 9: Navigation; hydroelectric plants are discussed in Chapter 7: Water Power; and dikes are discussed in Chapter 6: Flood Control. The operation of the reservoir depends largely on the purpose that the reservoir serves, and is discussed in the chapters on Flood Control, Water Power and Irrigation.

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Water Power,ght of the forest because of the many trees’. Let us therefore outline first of all the sequence of the studies that are made between the initial suggestion that a potential hydro site may be developed and the final construction of the project.