High Masonry Dam Design
High Masonry Dam Design
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(40) the length of joints from the point where p equals its limiting value to where q equals its limiting value and Eq. (42) gives the length of all joints below.
Eqs. (34) and (37) involve the value of y, which is obtained with respect to the vertical back, but when that face begins to slope it is necessary to determine it with regard to the back edge of the joint in question.
k — 1/0- *^/WW^A -^.V,,, Wo — -i-o— r w I I 'V«AAy Fig. 7.
In Fig. 7, mn represents the back face of the dam and t is ...the batter to be determined by taking static moments of A and A^ about the back edge, w, of the joint.
The trapezoid of the figure is composed of the triangles hH2 and {l-'lo-t)h/2 and the rectangle hlo.
Digitized by Google 32 HIGH MASONRY DAM DESIGN By taking moments about the edge w, Ay^Ao(yo + t)+—+loh[^ + t]-\--^{l-lo-t){l + 2lo + 2t). (43) For Eqs. (38) and (40) the value of y must be, as be- fore, taken equal to J/, while A has the usual value of AQ + (l + lo)hl2, Substituting these in Eq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(40) the length of joints from the point where p equals its limiting value to where q equals its limiting value and Eq. (42) gives the length of all joints below.
Eqs. (34) and (37) involve the value of y, which is obtained with respect to the vertical back, but when that face begins to slope it is necessary to determine it with regard to the back edge of the joint in question.
k — 1/0- *^/WW^A -^.V,,, Wo — -i-o— r w I I 'V«AAy Fig. 7.
In Fig. 7, mn represents the back face of the dam and t is ...the batter to be determined by taking static moments of A and A^ about the back edge, w, of the joint.
The trapezoid of the figure is composed of the triangles hH2 and {l-'lo-t)h/2 and the rectangle hlo.
Digitized by Google 32 HIGH MASONRY DAM DESIGN By taking moments about the edge w, Ay^Ao(yo + t)+—+loh[^ + t]-\--^{l-lo-t){l + 2lo + 2t). (43) For Eqs. (38) and (40) the value of y must be, as be- fore, taken equal to J/, while A has the usual value of AQ + (l + lo)hl2, Substituting these in Eq.
What to read after High Masonry Dam Design?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Morrison to read onlineMoreLess
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