Submergence Sample Clauses

Submergence. For rotating drum screens, the design submergence must not exceed 85%, nor be less than 65% of drum diameter. Submergence over 85% of the screen diameter increases the possibility of entrainment over the top of the screen (if entirely submerged), and increases the chance for impingement with subsequent entrainment if fish are caught in the narrow wedge of water above the 85% submergence mark. Submerging rotating drum screens less than 65% may reduce the self-cleaning capability of the screen. In many cases, stop logs may be installed downstream of the screens to achieve proper submergence. If stop logs are used, they should be located at least two drum diameters downstream of the back of the drum.
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Submergence. End of pipe screens must be submerged to a depth of at least one screen radius below the minimum water surface, with a minimum of one screen radius clearance between screen surfaces and natural or constructed features. For approach velocity calculations, the entire submerged effective screen area may be used.
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Submergence. The total area under submergence at MWL of 288 m and FRL of 287 m comes to 9000 ha and 8650 ha respectively. The entire submergence area lies in Madhya Pradesh. Details of submergence have been worked out at the MWL of 288.0 m. It has been assessed that about 10 revenue villages of Chhatarpur and Panna districts having population of about 8550 numbers would come under submergence of Daudhan reservoir. Details are given in the Chapter-7 on Reservoir. As the entire submergence area lies in Madhya Pradesh, a majority of the oustees would be settled in Madhya Pradesh. The detailed study on survey and investigation for rehabilitation &resettlement of families would be carried out and incorporated at the time of preparation of the detailed project report.
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  • Electrical Provide drawings for the following systems:

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