HYDROLOGICAL Study for DESIGN AL MALEH DAM

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HYDROLOGICAL Study for DESIGN AL MALEH DAM An-Najah National University Faculty Of Engineering Department Of Civil Engineering HYDROLOGICAL Study for DESIGN AL MALEH DAM Prepared By: MUHAMMAD SAADEH OSAMA ABU MUTAW’ AHMAD ABU KHADRAH   UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF DR. NUMAN MIZYD

Introduction {أَنزَلَ مِنَ السَّمَاء مَاء فَسَالَتْ أَوْدِيَةٌ بِقَدَرِهَا فَاحْتَمَلَ السَّيْلُ زَبَدًا رَّابِيًا } (17) سورة الرعد Important of water.

Objectives Study the characteristics of the study area. Conduct a yield analysis for the watershed. Establish a hydrological model using computer software to estimate the design flood flow. Design the dam embankment.

Methodology Project Yield Analysis Results Statistical Analysis Define Objective Data collections Watershed Delineation Watershed Characteristics Yield Analysis Statistical Analysis Hydrological Model Embankment Design Spillway, outlet and stilling basin Design Results Recommendations

Data Collections previous studies Ministry of Agriculture Tubas Municipality Meteorological Department

Study Area

WATERSHED DELINEATION DEM data. GIS Software Arc Hydro toolbar. HEC-Geo HMS toolbar.

WATERSHED DELINEATION

Watershed Characteristics sub basin Area (km2) Stream Length (m) stream slope % Distance from centroid to outlet (m) Longest flow path (m) CN 1 4.15 2490 4.86 1800 5500 77.15 2 2.08 1113 4.49 1300 3060 70.42 3 6.8 3742 1.68 1566 4500 72.45 4 1.37 1320 1.97 977 2400 70.16 6 3.65 3264 2.30 1846 4350 71.9 7 2.18 1223 4.82 1194 3770 71.04 8 1.88 425 3.76 1180 3000 77.06 9 3.29 2613 3.75 2290 4400 78.06 10 0.95 1317 1160 3250 79.11 11 1.85 224 0.89 790 2820 81.6

Average annual rainfall (mm) Yield Analysis Year Average annual rainfall (mm) Runoff volume (m3) 1990 316 800000 1991 939.5 4750000 1992 465.5 1580000 1993 333.5 98000 1994 444.5 126000 1995 378.5 527000 1996 521.5 700000 1997 514 610000 1998 184.5 64000 1999 385.7 2000 266.1 11000 2001 501.5 660000 2002 639.5 1400000 2003 322.5 15000 2004 436 1000000 2005 454 425000 2006 372 51000 2007 325 385000 2008 393 865000 2009 440 450000

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

Hydrological analysis

Hydrological analysis Model Parameter Sub basin Junctions Reach Outlet (Sink)

Hydrological analysis

IDF Curve (100- Year)

Design Flood Flow

Resulted Hydrograph at Outlet

Flood Routing for Reach 1

Embankment Design

Dam Dimensions Dam storage volume is 600000 CM. Max. length for the dam is 170m. Max. width of the dam is 103m. Max. height of the dam is 15m. Crest width is 6m. Side slope for upstream is 3.5:1 Side slope for Downstream is 3:1

Dam Dimensions

Central Core ( impervious , compacted clay ) Dam Layers 1 Central Core ( impervious , compacted clay ) 2 Downstream ( pervious material ) 3 Upstream ( pervious material ) 4 Foundation ( impervious rock foundation ) 5 Cutoff trench ( 3m width , 1:1 side slope ) 6 Gravel layer ( 0.5 m ) 7 Sand drain filter ( 2 m )

Spillway Design (spillway layout)

Spillway Profile

Spillway Geometry Q = 1.7 B H1.5 C (discharge coefficient) is 1.7 B (width of spillway) is 10m H (design head) is 2.4m The length of spillway is 250m Elevation Difference is 30m

Stilling basin Design Stilling basin length is 55m Water depth before stilling is 0.5m Water depth after hydraulic jump is 13m

Outlet Design Pipe diameter is 12inch. Pipe slope is 2%. Pipe capacity is 0.58 m3 / s.

Outlet Design

Recommendations Geotechnical study Geophysical survey Environmental study Cost analysis study Water quality studies

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