Lecture

Barrages: Types and Criteria

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Description

This lecture covers the selection criteria for different types of dams, such as arch dams and gravity dams, based on factors like geology, valley shape, and seismic risk. It also discusses the importance of construction materials, security measures, and environmental considerations in hydraulic engineering.

Instructors (2)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Earth science

Physical geography: Geomorphology

Energy engineering

Hydropower: Hydroelectricity

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