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Les Olivettes dam, France - Stepped spillway (2)


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    Les Olivettes dam, France - Stepped spillway (2)

Description
Les Olivettes dam, Vailhan (France 1987) - RCC dam (36 m high, 254 m long) for flood mitigation (catchment area: 29.5 km2) - Stepped spillway: h = 0.6 m, ogee crest, W = 40 m, Qmax = 290 m3/s, energy dissipation: steps + dowsntream plunge pool. View from downstream, with the counterweir and plunge pool in foreground in March 2003.

Additional notes
Courtesy of Mr and Mrs CHANSON
Date
March 2003
Copyright
Hubert Chanson, Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of Queensland, Australia
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