New intakes installed on buttress dams by drilling into the body of the structure

  • A.F. Chraibi, Damtech, Morocco
  • Vol. 29 - Issue 5, 2022

The implementation of a new intake in a concrete dam by creating a hole in the body of the structure is a worthwhile solution that should be considered, particularly for large flows withdrawal. Studies leading to the solution are discussed, along with two case studies in Morocco.

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