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Contents
1
1.2
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
Beam Deflection...................................................................................................................... 8
2.6
Skin Plate................................................................................................................................. 8
Gate weight...........................................................................................................................10
3.2
3.3
3.4
The purpose of this document is to present calculations and conclusions of design phase of Level
Crossing Outlet at Nebadagahawatta to Mahakitula Route. This outlet gate set can be considered as
Low Head Vertical Slide Gates.
1.1
IS 9349 (2006): Recommendations for structural design of medium and high head slide
gates.
IS 6938 (2005): Design of rope drum and chain hoists for hydraulic gates.
Design of Hydraulic Gates- Erbisti P.C.F
IS 5620 (1985): Recommendations for Structural Design Criteria for Low Head Slide Gates.
Engineer Manual EM 1110-2-2701- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Washington, DC 203141000
Design Summary
1.2
Structure Name
Location
Type of Structure
No.of Structures
Operating Mechanism
Sealing method
2 Design Calculations
2.1 Design Parameters
Canal full supply level
Design head
Clear span
Seal span
Clear height
Materials
1.45m
2.2m
0.9m
1.1m
2.2m
ASTM A36
B
H
W
9.807
1.1
2.2
26.11
kN/m3
m
m
kN
According to above methodology beams are loaded equally to withstand the hydrostatic force
acting on the gate.
Area No
1
2
3
Max. Head
water sill
2.2m
2.2m
2.2m
No
beams
3
3
3
hk (depth) Yk(depth of
1.27m
1.80m
2.20m
beams)
0.85m
1.55m
2.00m
Then the pressures acting on the beam centres, which are spaced according to above Yk,
P = . Yk,
P = Pressure kN/m2
Point
Depth
arrangements
of beams m
1
2
3
4
5
0.00
0.85
1.55
2.00
2.20
Pressure at
relevant
points
kN/m2
0.000
8.336
15.201
19.614
21.575
Index
Total Force
Beam1
1.3 kN
Beam2
6.69 kN
Beam3
8.07 kN
Beam4
10.043 kN
Then calculated forces will be applied to determine the maimum bending moment and
shear forces acting on beams.
S = F/2
S = Shar Force kN
Beam No
Design Load
kN
Max. Bending
Moment kNm
Shearing
force
kN
1
2
3
4
1.3
6.69
8.07
10.043
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1
1
1
1
0.23
1.17
1.41
1.76
0.65
3.345
4.035
5.0215
According to above values now need to select a steel profile as beams which is satisfy
the allowable bending stress and shear stress for such design.
Allowable bending stress = 0.68 x (minimum yield stress)
Allowable shear stress = 0.39 x (minimum yield stress)
Beam No
Max. Bending
Moment kNm
Section Modulus
m3
Bending Stress
MPa
Allowable bending
stress MPa
0.2275
6.018519
168.64
1.17075
3.78 X 10-5
3.78 X 10-5
30.97222
168.64
1.41225
37.36111
168.64
1.757525
46.49537
168.64
Beam No
Shearing force
kN
Shear Stress
MPa
Allowable shear
stress MPA
0.65
11.9
0.546218
96.72
3.345
11.9
2.810924
96.72
4.035
11.9
3.390756
96.72
5.0215
11.9
4.219748
96.72
3.78 X 10-5
3.78 X 10-5
Design limitation of deflection is, it should be lower than the value of 1/800.
E
Seal
Design Supporting
modulus
Beam
Span
Load
Span
of
No
B
N
L mm
Elasticity
mm
N/mm2
1
1300
1200
1000 200000
2
6690
1200
1000 200000
3
8070
1200
1000 200000
4
10043
1200
1000 200000
Moment
Deflection accepted
of
Deflection
ratio
def.ratio
Inertia
mm
1/800
mm4
Difference
(1/800 )
1890000
1890000
1890000
1890000
0.001175186
0.000864998
0.000785581
0.000672037
0.090
0.462
0.557
0.694
7.481E-05
0.000385
0.0004644
0.000578
0.00125
0.00125
0.00125
0.00125
The gate hoist designs to overcome the resistance forces arising during the gate
movements. In general following forces are to be considered.
3.1
Gate weight
Buoyancy of submerged part
Friction forces on supports
Friction forces on seals
Down-pull/uplift forces
Gate weight
Gate Weight
weight of structure
2920 N
0N
3.066 kN
Wr = Buoyancy force
Wg = Weight of Gate
Bay
1
2
3
L mm
(vertical
beam
pitch)
350
350
350
l mm
(Beam
space)
L/l
850
700
450
0.41
0.5
0.77
a mm
b
mm
b/a
P kN/m2
350
350
350
850
700
450
2.42
2
1.28
8.33
15.201
17.4
t skin
plate
thickness
mm
8
8
8
stress
MPa
a allowable
stress
MPa
50
49.9
40.3
7.97
14.51
13.42
168.64
168.64
168.64
Weight of
the gate
Buoyancy
force
3.066 kN
0.391 kN
(maximum)
10
During Lowering(kN)
3.066 (+)
3.066 (-)
Buoyancy force
0 (min.)
0.391(max.)(+)
10.44 (+)
0-10.44(+)
1.5 (+)
1.5 (-)
15.006 (+)
7.374 (+)
Gate weight
Then we have to select self- locked gear box for the gate operation. Otherwise gate will
be closed due to its self weight automatically.
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