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List of Model Studies Technical Reports Hydrodynamics Research Division No.1, Nashik List of Model Studies Technical Reports Hydrodynamics Research Division No.1, Nashik SR. No. YEAR T.R.No. NAME OF REPORTS PROJECT REMARKS Masrul Spillway -Experimental Observation of of 1 1966 HYD1/A/2 Wanwarla Pickup weir of Pus Project Pus ____ Koyana H.E.P. stage III rd report of tail race model 2 1970 HYD1/G/3 Koyana ____ studies Vol-1 Pujaritola Dam Spillway.-S.P. note on Model Studies 3 1971 HYD1/A/9 for Pujaritola Dam Spillway. Pujaritola ____ Itiadoh Irrigation -Specific note on model studies for 4 1971 HYD1/C/2 Itiadoh ____ Itiadoh Irrigation Outlet. Karajwan Irrigation - Specific note on model studies 5 1971 HYD1/C/9 Karanjwan ____ for Karajwan Irrigation Outlet. Dhond - Specific note on studies done for wave profile 6 1971 HYD1/G/10 Dhond ____ after sudden opening Gate of dhond. Karanjwan Dam Spillway -Model Studies for Across 7 1971 HYD1/A/3 Karanjwan ____ Kadawa River Karanjwan Dam Spillway. Ujjani Dam Spillway -First Interium report in respect of 8 1971 HYD1/B/17 Model studies experiments for Ujjani Dam Spillway Ujjani ____ (original) Alwandi Dam Spillway - Specific note on Model 9 1971 HYD1/A/1 Vaitarna ____ Studies for Vaitarna Project. Karanjwan Dam - Model studies on Karajwan Dam 10 1971 HYD1/C/10 Irrigation Outlet. Karanjwan ____ Pujaritola R.B.C. - Specific note on Theoretical studies 11 HYD1/C/3 Pujaritola ____ 1971 for Pujaritola R.B.C. Outlet. Pujaritola R.B.C - Specific note on Theoretical studies 12 1971 HYD1/C/4 for Pujaritola L.B.C. Outlet. Pujaritola ____ Jayakwadi R.B.C. - Specific note on Theoretical 13 1971 HYD1/C/5 studies for Jayakwadi R.B.C. Outlet. Jayakwadi ____ Vaitarna Dam - Specific note on Theoretical studies for 14 1971 HYD1/C/13 Vaitarna Dam Bye pass Outlet. Vaitarna ____ Sirpur Dam Spillway-Model Studies Experiments for 15 1972 HYD1/A/5 Sirpur ____ Sirpur Dam Spillway. Ujjani Dam Spillway-II nd Interium report in respect of 16 1973 HYD1/B/18 Ujjani ____ Model studies experiments forUjjani Dam Spillway. Darana Dam- Additional Spillway I st Interium report 17 1973 HYD1/B/12 Darana ____ Mula R.B.- Specific note on Proto type experiments 18 1973 HYD1/C/14 Mula ____ conducted on Mula R.B.Outlet. Bhatsa Dam Project low level R.B.outlet 1:15 G.S. 19 1973 HYD1/D/1 Composite model first Interium report on model Bhatsa ____ experiment. 20 1974 HYD1/B/11 Darana Dam- Additional Spillway IInd Interium report. Darana ____ Koyana stage I st & II nd A note on coefficient of 21 1974 HYD1/G/4 Rugosity of H.R.T. & T.R.T. Koyana ____ Palkhed Dam Spillway -Model Studies for Palkhed Dam 22 1975 HYD1/A/4 Palkhed ____ Spillway. Bori Dam Spillway.-S.P. note on Model Studies for Bori 23 1976 HYD1/A/8 Bori ____ Dam General- I st Interium report on model studies for self 24 1976 HYD1/D/3 ------- ____ Regulated Outlet. Radhanagari Dam -First Interium report on model 25 1976 HYD1/B/4 studies for Radhanagari Dam remolding of spillway Radhanagari ____ Bhima Project Ujjani Dam River sluices report on 26 1977 HYD1/D/2 model studies Bhima ____ Bhatsa Dam - Specific note on Theoretical studies for 27 1977 HYD1/C/15 Bhatsa ____ Bhatsa Dam Low level R.B.Outlet. Vaitarna H.E. P- I st I nterium report on model studies 28 1977 HYD1/G/26 for Vaitarna H.E. Project intake structures. Vaitarna ____ Tillari H.E. P- I st I nterium report on model studies for 29 1977 HYD1/E/11 Tillari ____ Tillari H.E. Project head surge studies. Vaitarna H.E. P- IInd Report on model studies for 30 1977 HYD1/E/9 Vaitarna ____ Vaitarna H.E. Project intake structures. Krishna River K.T.W -Report on Kolhapur type weir 31 HYD1/B/13 Krishna ____ 1977 near bahe across Krishna River. Asangaon Dam -First Interium report on model studies 32 1977 HYD1/B/6 for Asangaon Dam spillway Dudhganga Project. Dudhganga ____ Koyana H.E.P. - Mansoon Intake weir on automatic arrangement for diversion of boulders free constant 33 1978 HYD1/G/1 Koyana. ____ discharge for Koyana H.E.P. stage 2 nd Kukadi Project - Model studies for Kukadi Project 34 1978 HYD1/C/12 Manikdoh ____ Manikdoh Dam outlet. Kolkewadi Dam - I st Interium report on model studies 35 1978 HYD1/E/10 Kolkewadi ____ for Kolkewadi Dam under Sluice. Bhatsa Dam low level R.B.outlet Dissipation 36 1978 HYD1/C/8 Bhatsa ____ Concurred layout of Canal. Totladoh Dam -Specific note on model studies for 37 1978 HYD1/C/1 Totladoh Dam River sluice of Pench A.E.Project. Totladoh ____ Penganga project (upper)- A Report on model studies for Assessment of loss of head through Irri. Canal 38 1978 HYD1/G/21 Penganga ____ syphons (siphons Across Koyna river upper penganga project.) Bhatsa Dam low level R.B.outlet model studies for 39 1979 HYD1/C/7 Energy Dissipation for 10% Increased discharge. Bhatsa. ____ Asangaon Dam spillway -IInd Interium report on model 40 1979 HYD1/B/7 studies for Asangaon Dam spillway Dudhganga Dudhganga ____ Project. Tillari Hydro Elect. Project seepage studies of left flank 41 HYD1/F/4 Dhamane ____ 1979 of Dhamane Dam. Waghur Dam spillway -Report on model studies 42 1979 HYD1/B/10 Waghur Dam spillway ( 1:50 G.S. Sectional model ) Waghur ____ Penganga Project (Upper) - Special note on Isapur 43 HYD1/C/6 Penganga ____ 1980 Dam R.B.Irrigation Outlet. Theorotical Study Manikdoh dam Spillway -Kukadi Project Manikdoh 44 1980 HYD1/A/6 Kukadi ____ dam Spillway 1:5 G.S.composit model. Veer Baji Pasalkar-S.P. note on Model Studies for Veer 45 1980 HYD1/A/10 Veer Baji ____ Baji Pasalkar. Asangaon spillway -Technical report on model 46 HYD1/B/8 Dudhganga ____ 1980 studies for Asangaon spillway Dudhganga Project. Manar Dam -Technical report on model studies for 47 1980 HYD1/B/9 behaviour of Spillway tail channel of Manar Dam. Manar ____ 48 1980 HYD1/C/11 Bhandardara Outlet @ 100 ft. Level. Bhandardar ____ a 49 1980 HYD1/G/11 Tillari H.E.P. Masonry Dam Dhamne. Tillari ____ Radhanagari Dam -First Interium report on model 50 1980 HYD1/B/5 studies for Radhanagari Dam remoulding of spillway Radhanagari ____ Dudhganga Project Asangaon Dam Low level Outlet 51 1981 HYD1/D/8 Dudhganga ____ Second & Final Report on Model studies Godawari Project (lower)- Interium report on model 52 1981 HYD1/G/28 studies in respect of lower Godawari Project Vishnupuri ____ Vishnupuri Project. Majalgaon Dam spillway -III rd Interium report on model 53 1981 HYD1/B/3 studies for Majalgaon Dam spillway (I.P.stage II nd ) Majalgaon ____ Dudhganga Project -I st Interium report on Dudhganga 54 1981 HYD1/D/4 Project Asangaon Dam low level Irrigation Outlet. Dudhganga ____ Kolkewadi Dam - 2 nd Interium report on model studies 55 1981 HYD1/E/12 Kolkewadi ____ for Kolkewadi Dam under Sluice. Totladoh Dam Spillway -Pench H.E. Project Totladoh 56 1981 HYD1/A/7 Dam Spillway 1:100 G.S. Composit Model. Pench ____ Majalgaon Dam spillway -First Interium report on 57 1981 HYD1/B/1 model studies for Majalgaon Dam spillway (Jayakwadi Jayakwadi. ____ Project stage II nd) Majalgaon Dam spillway -IInd Interium report on model 58 1982 HYD1/B/2 studies for Majalgaon Dam spillway (I.P.stage II nd ) Majalgaon ____ Penganga (Upper) - Interium Report on sectional 59 1982 HYD1/B/14 model studies spillway of Upper Penganga Project Penganga ____ alternative I & II Tillari H.E.P- Technical memorandum on model studies 60 1982 HYD1/G/2 Tillari ____ for Tillari H.E.Project head surge studies. Tillari H.E.P- Tech. Memorandom on model studies for 61 1982 HYD1/G/27 Tillari ____ Tillari H.E.Project. Kalisarar Project - Report on model studies for energy 62 1983 HYD1/G/29 dissipation arrangement of Kalisarar Project. Kalisarar ____ Shingwe K.T. - Report on model studies for K.T. Weir 63 1983 HYD1/B/15 Shingwe. ____ of Shingwe. Kalisarar Project - 2 nd Interium report on model studies 64 1983 HYD1/G/30 Kalisarar ____ for E.D.A. of Kalisarar Project. Warsangvi M.I.- A Report on model studies of 65 1986 HYD1/G/18 Labyrinth weir designed for Warsangvi M.I.Tanks (Tal- Warsangvi ____ Kinwat, Dist- Nanded.) Majalgaon Dam spillway -VI th Report on model 66 1987 HYD1/B/23 studies for Majalgaon Dam spillway (studies for gate Majalgaon. ____ operation) General - Project report on creation of water 67 1988 HYD1/G/15 Hydro ____ Recirculation facility for Hydro. Models General - Project report on creation of water 68 1988 HYD1/G/16 Hydro ____ Recirculation facility for Hydro. Models Hatola M.I.- A Report on model studies of Labyrinth 69 1989 HYD1/G/19 weir designed for Hatola M.I.Tank (Tal-Banshi, Dist Hatola ____ –Akola.) Dudhganga Project - IInd & Final report on model ’ 70 1989 HYD1/D/6 studies of low level Irrigation Outlet & it s E.D.A. of Dudhganga ____ Dudhganga Project for Re-Revised layout. General - I st Final report on Hydraulic Model studies & 71 1989 HYD1/G/17 ----- ____ Head Regulator, tons, barrage. M.P. Talni Medium Project - A Report on model studies for 72 1990 HYD1/G/32 Labyrinth weir designed for Talni Medium Project. (Tal- Talni ____ Billoli. Dist- Nanded.) Dudhganga Project (Asangaon Project) Technical note 73 1990 HYD1/D/7 on the Model studies of L.L.I.O.& its E.D.A.
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