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This small dam can control an entire river - but during a flood it can make things worse
A weir is a small hydraulic structure built across a river to control the upstream water level while allowing water to flow over its crest. Traditional fixed weirs can create problems during extreme ...
Weir structures are hydraulic barriers that regulate water levels, control flood flows and measure discharge in rivers and channels. They encompass a range of configurations – from simple ...
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