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Hydraulic Calculation of Box Culvert: Bekri Primary Canal ##+### BBK1a 3-Barrel Box

This document summarizes the hydraulic calculation of a 3-barrel box culvert with key dimensions and flow parameters. It provides the inlet and outlet transition lengths, conduit length, design discharge, and calculates the head losses including friction loss and convergence/divergence losses. The total head loss is calculated to be 0.003m. Design dimensions including inner conduit height and transition angles are also provided.

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Hydraulic Calculation of Box Culvert: Bekri Primary Canal ##+### BBK1a 3-Barrel Box

This document summarizes the hydraulic calculation of a 3-barrel box culvert with key dimensions and flow parameters. It provides the inlet and outlet transition lengths, conduit length, design discharge, and calculates the head losses including friction loss and convergence/divergence losses. The total head loss is calculated to be 0.003m. Design dimensions including inner conduit height and transition angles are also provided.

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Hydraulic Calculation of Box Culvert

Canal Name: Bekri Primary Canal Chainage ##+###


Structure No. BBK1a Type 3-barrel Box

WLu WLd
WLi WLo

H Hc
Hd
Hu BLi BLo
BLu BLd

Upstream Inlet Transition Conduit Outlet Transition Downstream


Canal Li Lc Lo Canal

1 Dimension and Hydraulic Conditions 2 Calculation of Head Loss


Conduit width Bc= 3.000 m Design Discharge Q= 5.000 m3/sec
Nos. of Conduit N = 3 nos Conduit length Lc = 15.000 m 1) Inlet transition
Friction hif=Li(Iu+Ic)/2 = 0.000 m
Upstream Canal Conduit Downstream Canal Convergence hic =xin (hvc-hvu) = 0.001 m
Qi=Q/N = 1.6666666667 xin = 0.20
Energy loss factor x in.is depend on shape
Bottom Width Bu = 10.000 Bc = 3.000 Bd = 10.000 2) Culvert conduit
Side Slope 1:m m= 1.50 m= 0.00 m= 1.50 Friction hf = LcIc = 0.001 m
Water Depth Hu = 1.500 Hc = 1.496 Hd= 1.500
Water Surface Width Wu = 14.500 Wc = 3.000 Wd = 14.500 3) Outlet transition
Flow Area Au = 18.375 Ac = 4.488 Ad= 18.375 Friction hof=Lo(Ic+Id)/2 = 0.000 m
Velocity Vu = 0.272 Vc = 0.371 Vd= 0.272 Divergence hod = xout (hvc-hvd) = 0.001 m
Velocity Head hvu = 0.004 hvc = 0.007 hvd= 0.004 xout = 0.40
Energy Head Eu = 1.504 Ec = 1.503 Ed = 1.504
Inlet loss in the transition (hi) hi = 0.001 4) Sub-total 0.003 m
dE = Eu - (Ei + hi) ok 0.0000
Wetted Perimeter P = B + 2H(m^2+1)^0.5 Pu = 15.408 Pc = 5.992 Pd = 15.408
Hydraulic Radius R = A/P Ru = 1.193 Rc = 0.749 dd = 1.193 3 Inner height of conduit
Roughness Coefficient n= 0.014 n= 0.014 n= 0.014
Roughness Coefficient K K= 70 70 70
Hydraulic Gradient I =[n V/R ^(2/3)]^2 Iu = 0.0000119 Ic = 0.0000414 Id = 0.0000119 H = Hc/0.83 = 1.802 m
say 2.00 m
Transition = 1.92098 (Wu-Wc)/2 5.283 m Transition =2.41421 (Wu-Wc)/2 6.639 m Transition Angle Design 2.50 m
Length of Transition say, Li = 6.00 m say, Lo = 7.00 m U/stream 27o30'
designed 5.00 m 5.75 m D/stream 22o30'
note: Vc shall be in between "Vu" and 3.0 m/sec.

At B.P. of Culvert At B.P.of Conduit Inlet At E.P.of Conduit Inlet At E.P.of Culvert
Energy Level (m) ELu = WLu + hvu = 57.732 ELi = ELu - hi = 57.731 ELo = ELi - hf = 57.730 ELd = ELo-ho = 57.729
Water Level (m) WLu = ELu - hvu = 57.728 WLi = ELi - hvc = 57.724 WLo = ELo - hvc = 57.723 WLd = ELd-hvd= 57.725
Floor Level (m) BLu = WLu - Hu= 56.228 BLi = WLi - Hc = 56.228 BLo = WLo - Hc = 56.227 BLd = WLd - Hd 56.225

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