Titre :	Revision on the procedure of compute sediment distribution in large reservoirs
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Mention d'édition :	Sedimentation Section. Hydrology Branch
Editeur :	Sedimentation Section. Hydrology Branch
Année de publication :	1962
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-11373
Note générale :	The procedure outlined herein is a revision to one presented earlier by Borland and Miller (1960) on the compution of sediment distribution in large reservoirs. Moody (1962) developed this revised procedure which entails the elemination of the trial and error method to determine the depth of sediment deposited at the dam, and the revision of existing design curves of the four different types of reservoirs. Included in this report are the description of the procedure developed by Moody and a detailed example of the computational proces.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Sédimentation  Ordinateur  Débit solide  Réservoir  Hydrologie  Barrage  Méthodologie  Modèle mathématique
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The procedure outlined herein is a revision to one presented earlier by Borland and Miller (1960) on the compution of sediment distribution in large reservoirs. Moody (1962) developed this revised procedure which entails the elemination of the trial and error method to determine the depth of sediment deposited at the dam, and the revision of existing design curves of the four different types of reservoirs. Included in this report are the description of the procedure developed by Moody and a detailed example of the computational proces.
Note de contenu :	The procedure outlined herein is a revision to one presented earlier by Borland and Miller (1960) on the compution of sediment distribution in large reservoirs. Moody (1962) developed this revised procedure which entails the elemination of the trial and error method to determine the depth of sediment deposited at the dam, and the revision of existing design curves of the four different types of reservoirs. Included in this report are the description of the procedure developed by Moody and a detailed example of the computational proces.

Revision on the procedure of compute sediment distribution in large reservoirs [texte imprimé]  . -  Sedimentation Section. Hydrology Branch . - Sedimentation Section. Hydrology Branch, 1962.
ISSN : CI-11373
The procedure outlined herein is a revision to one presented earlier by Borland and Miller (1960) on the compution of sediment distribution in large reservoirs. Moody (1962) developed this revised procedure which entails the elemination of the trial and error method to determine the depth of sediment deposited at the dam, and the revision of existing design curves of the four different types of reservoirs. Included in this report are the description of the procedure developed by Moody and a detailed example of the computational proces.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Sédimentation  Ordinateur  Débit solide  Réservoir  Hydrologie  Barrage  Méthodologie  Modèle mathématique
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The procedure outlined herein is a revision to one presented earlier by Borland and Miller (1960) on the compution of sediment distribution in large reservoirs. Moody (1962) developed this revised procedure which entails the elemination of the trial and error method to determine the depth of sediment deposited at the dam, and the revision of existing design curves of the four different types of reservoirs. Included in this report are the description of the procedure developed by Moody and a detailed example of the computational proces.
Note de contenu :	The procedure outlined herein is a revision to one presented earlier by Borland and Miller (1960) on the compution of sediment distribution in large reservoirs. Moody (1962) developed this revised procedure which entails the elemination of the trial and error method to determine the depth of sediment deposited at the dam, and the revision of existing design curves of the four different types of reservoirs. Included in this report are the description of the procedure developed by Moody and a detailed example of the computational proces.