Choice and design of gates for Weihe River Barrage

LI Jing-yi; YAN Rui; SHI Zheng-tao

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Choice and design of gates for Weihe River Barrage

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- Choice and design of gates for Weihe River Barrage
- Vol. 27, Issue S2, (2006)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 兰州大学生物学博士后流动站，西部环境教育部重点实验室,兰州,730000
  2. 陕西省灾害监测与机理模拟重点实验室,宝鸡,721007
  3. 宝鸡市渭河河道管理委员会,宝鸡,721007
  4. 云南师范大学旅游与地理科学学院,昆明,650029
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  CLC： TV66
- Online First：16 December 2006，
  
  Published：2006
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LI Jing-yi, YAN Rui, SHI Zheng-tao. Choice and design of gates for Weihe River Barrage[J]. 2006, 27(S2).
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LI Jing-yi, YAN Rui, SHI Zheng-tao. Choice and design of gates for Weihe River Barrage[J]. 2006, 27(S2). DOI：

摘要

闸门选型是拦河闸建设工作的重要组成部分，通过定量计算和综合分析，得到如下结论：①综合考虑渭河宝鸡市区段的地形、地质、河道特性以及施工管理等因素，建议选择开敞式平底拦河闸，并且采用平板闸门及固定式启闭方式。②设计拦河闸轴线全长626 m，闸底板高程579.9 m，设闸孔29处，闸孔宽度为19 m，属于大（1）型I等水利工程。

Abstract

Type choice of gates is an important work of barrage construction. By computing and analyzing

we obtain the following results: ①comprehensively considering various aspects such as terrain

geology

watercourse and construction etc

an open-flat- bottom barrage with plane gate and stationary hoisting device should be chosen; ② the length of the axis of a barrage should be 626 m. As an open flat barrage

the bottom board elevation is 579.9 m and 29 gate openings will be set up; and the size of each gate openings will be 19×4.1m (width x height).

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