CIVIL-411: Dam engineering

Lectures in this course (14)

Explores the history, design, and societal impact of dams and hydraulic structures, emphasizing seismic verification and modern practices.

Discusses the selection criteria for different types of dams based on geology and seismic risk.

Explores the construction and safety of gravity dams, focusing on reducing pushing forces and ensuring earthquake safety.

Explores the design and analysis of arch dams, emphasizing geological criteria, stability, and dynamic analysis.

Explores the construction and stability analysis of arch dams, including location criteria, concrete dam details, and foundation rock behavior.

Explores the impact of temperature on concrete and arch dams, admissible stresses, and stability.

Covers the construction of hydraulic structures like arch and concrete dams.

Covers the design and construction of hydraulic structures, focusing on various types of dams.

Explores the design, stability, and construction of embankment dams, including historical insights and seismic aspects.

Explores the control and monitoring of hydraulic construction platforms for ensuring dam safety.

Covers the control and monitoring of dams and hydraulic structures.

Explores the design and construction of embankment dams, emphasizing geotechnical considerations, site selection criteria, and dam behavior.

Covers the analysis of dams and hydraulic structures, focusing on stability, groundwater levels, and seismic effects.

Explores the design and construction of embankment dams, focusing on stability, construction materials, and settlement mechanisms.

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