[fr] Déversoirs en labyrinthe et en touches de piano
Erpicum, Sébastien
Laugier, Frédérique
Boillat, Jean-Louis
Pirotton, Michel
Reverchon, Bernard
Schleiss, Anton
CRC Press/Balkema
271-278
No
International
978-0-415-68282-4
Leiden
The Netherlands
1st workshop on labyrinth and Piano Key weirs
9-11 February 2011
Liege
Belgium
[en] PKW ; labyrinth ; naming
[en] Flood management is more than ever an issue for dam designers and engineering consulting firms in charge of rehabilitation works. Piano Key Weirs are a new cost-effective type of spillway designed to improve dams discharge capacity. These structures are particularly attractive: they can easily be built on existing structures and enable very high discharge capacities. Therefore, Piano Key Weirs are nowadays studied worldwide. Piano Key Weir description involves a lot of geometrical parameters (more than 30), which designations are not already universally defined. A naming convention is required to enhance exchanges and cooperation between the numerous developers. A naming convention has been developed at EDF – Hydro Engineering Center in cooperation with the Laboratory of Hydraulic Constructions (LCH), Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne and the Laboratory of Hydrology, Applied Hydrodynamics and Hydraulic Constructions (HACH), University of Liege. This paper describes the proposed naming convention and gives definitions and notations of the various geometrical parameters. This work represents a first attempt which should be updated with the contribution of stakeholders involved in this topic.
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