Floating Debris Removal by Spillway Flap Gate

Floating debris Removal using Spillway Flap Gate

Floating debris removal using spillway flap gates is a technique that can be used to prevent debris from clogging spillways and causing flooding. Spillway flap gates are typically installed at the crest of spillways and are designed to allow water to flow through while blocking debris from passing through.

To remove floating debris using a spillway flap gate, the gate is opened slightly to allow water to flow through while trapping debris against the gate. The debris can then be removed manually using a crane or other equipment. Once the debris has been removed, the gate can be closed and the flow of water can continue as normal.

This technique is commonly used in dams and other water control structures where debris buildup can be a major problem. It is important to note that spillway flap gates should only be opened when the water flow is low enough to allow safe removal of debris. Additionally, care must be taken to ensure that the gate is properly maintained and that any necessary repairs are made in a timely manner to ensure safe and effective operation.

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[justaperson]

A simple net would work wonders right there

[chefscorner]

Anyone else thinking about how much fun that would be to go over on a raft! ;)

[BLKninjas]

I wonder if a human body or human skeleton has ever been caught on video during falling through this removal process.

[toddglover]

Honestly, there has to be some way to collect the debris BEFORE letting it go into our oceans.😢