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International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056
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De-Silting Artifice for Dams
Mr. Pratik R Ghorpade1, Mr. Anand R Chavan2 , Ms. Harshada P Kadam3, Mr. Sanjay N Patil4
1 Diploma Student, Civil Engineering Department, Sanjay bhokare group of institutes faculty of Polytechnic Miraj,
Maharashtra, India.
2, 3 lecturer, Civil Engineering Department, Sanjay bhokare group of institutes faculty of Polytechnic Miraj,
Maharashtra, India
4 HOD, Civil Engineering Department, Sanjay bhokare group of institute’s faculty of Polytechnic Miraj,
Maharashtra, India
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Abstract - Siltation is most often caused by soil erosion or
sediment spill. Sometimessiltationiscalledsedimentpollution.
Hence, due to siltation storage capacity of dam is decreases
and it requires silt removing technique. This paper explains
reservoir silting causes, effects and mitigation of silt by De-
Silting Artifice. The sediment is present in the dead storage of
dam, it consist of gravels, clay, sand, rocks which is known as
sediment particles. Due to silting capacity of live storage of
reservoir decreases rapidly as well as silt also effects on the
durability of structure of dam. By using the technique of DE-
SILTING ARTIFICE we can improve the storage capacity
means live storage of reservoir and it will removes the
sedimentation of reservoir or decrease amount of silt present
in dead storage of dam. This paper explains objectives and
methodology of De-silting Artifice.
Key Words: Sedimentation causes and effects, De-siltingfor
dams,
1. INTRODUCTION
Dams are said to be an important source ofwatersupplyand
high importance for various other reasons. They supply the
water for the various means like domestic use, irrigation
purposes and also for the industrial uses. Dams are also
involved in the hydroelectric power generation and in the
river navigation. Dams and the reservoirs also provide
recreational areas for the purpose of fishing and also
boating. They also cater the security needs of humans by
reducing or by preventing the floods. During the times of
excess flow of water, the dams store the water in the
reservoir, later they release that water during the times of
low flow, also when the natural flows of water are
inadequate to meet the demand. When engineerdesignsand
also maintains the dams, they are expected to make sure to
keep all purposes in their mind. But all rivers contain
sediments. When a river is stilled behind a dam, the
sediments it contains sink to the bottom of the reservoir. As
the sediments accumulate in the reservoir, so the dam
gradually loses its ability to store water for the purposes for
which it was built means storage capacity of reservoir is
reduced. In India more than six decades of research,
sedimentation is still probably the most serious technical
problem faced by the dam industry.
Siltation is caused by soil erosion or sediment spill.
Sometimes siltation is called sediment pollution. Hence, due
to siltation storage capacity of dam is decreases and it
requires silt removing technique. This paper explains
objectives and methodology of work and reservoir silting
causes, effects and mitigation of silt by De-Silting Artifice. By
using the technique of de-silting artifice we can improve the
storage capacity means live storage of reservoir and it will
removes the sedimentation of reservoir or decreaseamount
of silt present in dead storage of dam.
2. SCOPE OF THE WORK
The DE-SILTING ARTIFICE is an artificial technique
mainly used for the management of silting of reservoir. By
using D-silting artifice decrease the volume of dead storage
and increasing the live storage of reservoir with improving
storage capacity of dam. Also improve life of dam structure
with management of sediment and silting in reservoir.
3. SEDIMENTATION OF RESERVOIRS
Generally, reservoirs are built in rivers for water supply,
power generation, discharge regulation and flood control.
The reservoir capacity can be divided in three portions, the
dead storage, the active or live storage volume and the flood
control storage volume.
Reservoir sedimentation is caused by the flow of water and
sediment into the reservoir. Basically, all sediment (gravel,
sand and mud) transported to a reservoir by a river is
derived from erosion of the land surface. When theriverflow
enters a reservoir, its velocity and hence transport capacity
are reduced and the sediment load is deposited in the
reservoir
The amount of sediment deposited depends on the types of
sediment in the river system, the shape of the reservoir, the
detention storage time and the operating procedures. Often,
more than 90% of the incoming sediment loadistrappedand
deposited in horizontal strata or thin bands across the
bottom of the reservoir. Worldwide around 40,000 large
reservoirs suffer from sedimentation and it is estimated that
between 0.5% and 1% of the total storage capacity is lost per
year.
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3.1 CAUSES OF SILTING
Reservoir Sedimentation is a difficult problem for which an
economical solution has not yet been discovered, except by
providing a “dead storage” to accommodate the deposits
transportation, and sedimentation, is the different stages
leading to silting of reservoir. The main Causes of
sedimentation are Nature of soil in catchment area,
Topography of the catchment area, Cultivation in catchment
area; Vegetation covers in catchment area, Intensity of
rainfall in catchment area
4. EFFECTS OF SILTING
4.1 Storage loss
It is usually the main impact for dams devoted to water
storage as their benefit is quite proportional to the storage.
This impact is lower for dams devoted to hydropower: their
benefit may possibly be reduced by 20% when the reservoir
is 80% filled (including a large part in the designed dead
storage).
4.2 Turbines abrasion
Sediment coarser than 0.1 mm may greatly accelerate the
erosion of turbines parts; even smallergrainsizesmaycause
damages if containing quartz. It may be the main siltation
problem for high head hydropower. Also sediment
concentration and total head are important factors.
4.3 Downstream impacts
River reaches downstream of dams suffer large
environmental impacts due to flow changes, reduction of
sediment load, altered nutrient dynamics, temperature
changes, and the presence of the migration barrier imposed
by the structure and the upstream impoundment. Clear
water released from the reservoir will cause downstream
erosion and possibly bank failures. Sediment trapping by
dams can even affect coastal morphology. It sometimes
becomes a major factor contributing to the rapid shoreline
recession and subsidence. One way of reducing this impact
may be to build run-of-river hydroelectric projects which
would allow passage of 100% of the fines and an important
portion of the bed load.
4.4 Concepts of Reservoir Life
With reasonable levels of maintenance, the structural life of
dams is virtually unlimited, and most reservoirs are
designed and operated on the concept of a finite life which
will ultimately be terminated by sediment accumulation
rather than structural obsolescence. Design life is the
planning period used for designing the reservoir project.
Planning and economic studies are typically based on a
period not exceeding 50 years, whereas engineering studies
often incorporate a 100-year sediment storage pool in the
design. The target of a very long reservoir life should be a
key point of a right design and management of siltation
problems.
5. CONTROL OF RESERVOIR SEDIMENTATION
Essential measures to alleviate the sedimentation of
reservoirs are to reduce the sediment entering the channel
and increase the sediment flushing rate.Usingwaterand soil
conservation and check dams to decrease sediment yield, to
reduce sediment entering thechannel,andfinallytoalleviate
reservoir sedimentation.Usingtheoperationofstoringclean
water and discharging muddy flow it is also mitigate
reservoir sedimentation. Low water levels are used during
flood season to discharge more sediment, and high water
levels can be operated during dry season.
6. CONCEPT OF DE-SILTING ARTIFICE
The De-silting Artifice is the most important technique for
management of silting. By using the De-Silting Artifice
minimize the percentage of the silting. In this method the
mechanical stirrer are connected with De-silting Artifice
with self-rotational movement. The mechanical stirrer can
inserted into the dead storage of dam and loose the silt of
upstream side of dam. Then the silt is passing through the
sluice way of dam.
In this method mainly consider the horizontal hydraulic
pressure and gravitational force present on the silt. The
sediment particles are loose with mechanical stirrer that
time the gravitational force and horizontal hydraulic
pressure are compress the sediment particle and easilypass
the silt upstream side to downstream side of dam from the
sluice way arrangement of dam.
The De-silting Artifice is very economy and simply process
for de-silting of reservoir. This artificial article are rest on
the rail track for move one place to the another placeof dam.
The de-silting artifice technique is more helpful for
environmental and irrigational issues. The de-siltingartifice
is also decrease the rate of soil erosion and water pollution.
By using the technique of De-silting artifice removing the
sediment particles present into the upstream side of dam.
7. COMPONENT PARTS OF DE-SILTING ARTIFICE
7.1. Stirrer Bladed.
The Stirrer Blades are most important components part of
mechanical stirrer. The 8 number of blades are used for
mechanical stirrer in arrangement of circular path. The
diameter of this path is 3.0m to 3.2m approximately and
1.5m to 1.6m length of each blades. The all blades connect
each other by equal spacing. The galvanized steel used for
blades of mechanical stirrer. Galvanized steel is locally
available material in market with 57 Rs. per Kg. The blades
of mechanical stirrer are do not rust easily with contact of
Sulphate content and other chemicals content in water of
reservoir. The galvanized steel is non-rusting material then
the maintenance cost of bleeds is very low or null.
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7.2. Axel.
The stirrer blades and stirrer rodjoineachotherwithhelp of
the Axel. In this mechanical stirrer the Axel works like as
connector. The galvanized steel is also used for the Axel.The
axel plays an important role for connection of stirrer bleeds
and stirrer rod.
7.3 Stirrer Rod.
The stirrer rod is circular leg of mechanical stirrer in
approximately diameter0.7mto0.9manditsheightdepends
on height of the dam and rate of silting in reservoir. The
galvanized steel used for stirrer rod then the stirrer rod not
easily rust and its maintenance is low. The stirrer rod helps
to support and rotate the stirrer bleeds. The stirrer rod
connect the stirrer bleeds, axel and rotational motor each
other and helps to rotating the mechanical stirrer of de-
silting artifice.
7.4. Rotational Motor
The rotational motor is rotatingthemechanical stirrerinlow
speed of 10 RPM. The mechanical stirrer easily insert into
the silt or dead storage of dam with10RPMrotational speed.
The capacity of rotational motor depends on weight of
mechanical stirrer, rate of silting and measurements of
structure of dam. The rotational motor plays an important
role for rotating stirrer rod, axel and stirrer bleeds.
7.5 Artifice Connector.
The artifice connector is top most portion of the de-silting
artifice. The Fe415 steel is used for artifice connector.Fe415
steel is locally available in market with 40 /- Rs per Kg. The
artifice connector is move with two directions first is
upward – downward direction and arm rotatedirection.The
artifice connector helps to the mechanical stirrerandartifice
base connect each other.
7.6 Artifice Base
The artifice base plays an important role for moving de-
silting artifice on rail track one placetoanother placeofdam.
The Fe415 steel is also used for artificebase. Themechanical
stirrer and de-silting artifice is move one place to another
place on rail track with the help of artifice base. The artifice
base also supports mechanical stirrerandartificeconnector.
7.7 Rail Track
The rail track construct on the upstream side of serviceroad
of dam for movement of de-silting artifice from one place to
another place. Rail track constructed with Fe415 steel. Rail
track also carry the load of de-silting artifice and distribute
load on service road of dam.
8. WORKING OF DE-SILTING ARTIFICE
The De-silting Artifice is newlyinventedadvancedtechnique
for removing silt from upstream side to downstream side of
dam. By using this technique we can reduce the rate of
silting. By means of following points we can proceed for De-
Silting Artifice.
1. The De-silting Artifice is connected with rail tracks on
service road with the adjustment of carrying artifice one
place to another place.
2. The De-silting Artifice has four movement like self-rotate,
arm rotate, upward-downward direction and one place to
another place move. Due to these working movements the
de-silting artifice is preferable for any kinds of dam.
3. The De-silting Artifice has provided mechanical stirrer
which rotates with 10 RPM speed and it inserts in dead
storage of dam with the use of stirrer blades it looses the silt
particles or lose the sediment partials of underwaterofdam.
4. The force is exerted on sediment partials are impacted on
silt and it changes its movement by getting hydraulic
pressure and gravitational force.
5. By the application of mechanical stirrer the sediment
particles are drawn outside of dam with the help of
sluiceway.
6. This sediment particles are flows down at downstream
side of dam and water is pass in cannel with the help of
arrangement of V-Notch.
8.1 Controlling of De-silting artifice
1. The gate of sluiceway are controlling with rate of silting.
When De-silting Artifice is in working position that time
open the sluice gate and remove silt from upstream side of
dam.
2. The switch time of de-silting artifice is depends on area of
siltation in reservoir.
3. The de-silting artifice is control withon-offswitchandthis
method is totally automatic.
4. The sluice way is control with sluice gate and rate of
silting controlled.
5. The rate of silting is control with sluice gate and de-silting
artifice.
8.2 Maintenance
1. The de-silting artifice maintenance cost is very low
because the material used for de-silting artificeisgalvanized
steel and this steel is non-rusting material.
2. The material used for rail track of de-silting artificeisvery
hardest material then its maintenance is very low.
3. The sluice way of dam is easily pass sediment particles
upstream side to downstream side of dam very easily
without any choked.
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8.3 Use of removed silt
1. The removal silt is used as construction material for
construction.
2. This silt is used like filling material and sand in
construction.
3. This silt is also used for Agricultural purpose.
Proposed model of De-silting artifice
Fig -1: Model of De-silting artifice
9. CONCLUSION
The De-Silting Artifice is newly invented technique for
remove silt from the upstream side to downstream side of
dam. The De-Silting Artifice is low cost as well as low
maintenance technique as compare to the other silt removal
methods or de-silting technique. TheDe-siltingArtificehelps
to the social domestic water needs and irrigation purpose.
By using the technique of De-silting Artifice we can improve
the storage capacity means live storage of reservoir and it
will lose the sedimentation of reservoir or decrease amount
of dead storage of dam.
The De-silting Artifice is an artificial technique mainly used
for the management of silting of reservoir. By usingD-silting
artifice decrease the volume of dead storage and increasing
the live storage of reservoir with improvingstoragecapacity
of dam. Also improve life of dam structure withmanagement
of sediment and silting in reservoir. The de-silting artifice
maintenance cost is very low. This technique is in low cost
and fastest or speedy than other silt removal techniques it
can helps to the irrigation department of government. The
De-Silting Artifice is most helpful technique for irrigation
department.
10. REFERENCES
1. Mama and Okafor, (2015) “siltation in
reservoirs”Department ofCivil Engineering,Faculty
of Engineering, University of Nigeria.
2. Leo C and van Rijn,(2001) “Sedimentation of sand
and mud in reservoirs in rivers”
3. Jing-San Hwang, “Mitigation of reservoir
sedimentation” water resources management,
Taiwan Provincial Water Conservancy Bureau,
Taichung, Taiwan.
4. Gary Freeman and Walter Leput, (1994)
“Sedimentation and solutions for conemaugh river
reservoir” Waterways Experiment Station,
Vicksburg, Pittsburgh US.
5. Acres and Dezab, (2004), “Dez Dam Rehabilitation
Project – Sedimentation Study.”
6. Batuca and Jordan, J. (2000), “Silting and de-silting
of reservoir.”
7. Chao, P.C. and S. Ahmed. (1985), “A mathematical
model of reservoir sedimentation planning”.

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  • 1. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 05 Issue: 04 | Apr-2018 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072 © 2018, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 6.171 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page 588 De-Silting Artifice for Dams Mr. Pratik R Ghorpade1, Mr. Anand R Chavan2 , Ms. Harshada P Kadam3, Mr. Sanjay N Patil4 1 Diploma Student, Civil Engineering Department, Sanjay bhokare group of institutes faculty of Polytechnic Miraj, Maharashtra, India. 2, 3 lecturer, Civil Engineering Department, Sanjay bhokare group of institutes faculty of Polytechnic Miraj, Maharashtra, India 4 HOD, Civil Engineering Department, Sanjay bhokare group of institute’s faculty of Polytechnic Miraj, Maharashtra, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------- Abstract - Siltation is most often caused by soil erosion or sediment spill. 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SCOPE OF THE WORK The DE-SILTING ARTIFICE is an artificial technique mainly used for the management of silting of reservoir. By using D-silting artifice decrease the volume of dead storage and increasing the live storage of reservoir with improving storage capacity of dam. Also improve life of dam structure with management of sediment and silting in reservoir. 3. SEDIMENTATION OF RESERVOIRS Generally, reservoirs are built in rivers for water supply, power generation, discharge regulation and flood control. The reservoir capacity can be divided in three portions, the dead storage, the active or live storage volume and the flood control storage volume. Reservoir sedimentation is caused by the flow of water and sediment into the reservoir. Basically, all sediment (gravel, sand and mud) transported to a reservoir by a river is derived from erosion of the land surface. When theriverflow enters a reservoir, its velocity and hence transport capacity are reduced and the sediment load is deposited in the reservoir The amount of sediment deposited depends on the types of sediment in the river system, the shape of the reservoir, the detention storage time and the operating procedures. Often, more than 90% of the incoming sediment loadistrappedand deposited in horizontal strata or thin bands across the bottom of the reservoir. Worldwide around 40,000 large reservoirs suffer from sedimentation and it is estimated that between 0.5% and 1% of the total storage capacity is lost per year.
  • 2. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 05 Issue: 04 | Apr-2018 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072 © 2018, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 6.171 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page 589 3.1 CAUSES OF SILTING Reservoir Sedimentation is a difficult problem for which an economical solution has not yet been discovered, except by providing a “dead storage” to accommodate the deposits transportation, and sedimentation, is the different stages leading to silting of reservoir. The main Causes of sedimentation are Nature of soil in catchment area, Topography of the catchment area, Cultivation in catchment area; Vegetation covers in catchment area, Intensity of rainfall in catchment area 4. EFFECTS OF SILTING 4.1 Storage loss It is usually the main impact for dams devoted to water storage as their benefit is quite proportional to the storage. This impact is lower for dams devoted to hydropower: their benefit may possibly be reduced by 20% when the reservoir is 80% filled (including a large part in the designed dead storage). 4.2 Turbines abrasion Sediment coarser than 0.1 mm may greatly accelerate the erosion of turbines parts; even smallergrainsizesmaycause damages if containing quartz. It may be the main siltation problem for high head hydropower. Also sediment concentration and total head are important factors. 4.3 Downstream impacts River reaches downstream of dams suffer large environmental impacts due to flow changes, reduction of sediment load, altered nutrient dynamics, temperature changes, and the presence of the migration barrier imposed by the structure and the upstream impoundment. Clear water released from the reservoir will cause downstream erosion and possibly bank failures. Sediment trapping by dams can even affect coastal morphology. It sometimes becomes a major factor contributing to the rapid shoreline recession and subsidence. One way of reducing this impact may be to build run-of-river hydroelectric projects which would allow passage of 100% of the fines and an important portion of the bed load. 4.4 Concepts of Reservoir Life With reasonable levels of maintenance, the structural life of dams is virtually unlimited, and most reservoirs are designed and operated on the concept of a finite life which will ultimately be terminated by sediment accumulation rather than structural obsolescence. Design life is the planning period used for designing the reservoir project. Planning and economic studies are typically based on a period not exceeding 50 years, whereas engineering studies often incorporate a 100-year sediment storage pool in the design. The target of a very long reservoir life should be a key point of a right design and management of siltation problems. 5. CONTROL OF RESERVOIR SEDIMENTATION Essential measures to alleviate the sedimentation of reservoirs are to reduce the sediment entering the channel and increase the sediment flushing rate.Usingwaterand soil conservation and check dams to decrease sediment yield, to reduce sediment entering thechannel,andfinallytoalleviate reservoir sedimentation.Usingtheoperationofstoringclean water and discharging muddy flow it is also mitigate reservoir sedimentation. Low water levels are used during flood season to discharge more sediment, and high water levels can be operated during dry season. 6. CONCEPT OF DE-SILTING ARTIFICE The De-silting Artifice is the most important technique for management of silting. By using the De-Silting Artifice minimize the percentage of the silting. In this method the mechanical stirrer are connected with De-silting Artifice with self-rotational movement. The mechanical stirrer can inserted into the dead storage of dam and loose the silt of upstream side of dam. Then the silt is passing through the sluice way of dam. In this method mainly consider the horizontal hydraulic pressure and gravitational force present on the silt. The sediment particles are loose with mechanical stirrer that time the gravitational force and horizontal hydraulic pressure are compress the sediment particle and easilypass the silt upstream side to downstream side of dam from the sluice way arrangement of dam. The De-silting Artifice is very economy and simply process for de-silting of reservoir. This artificial article are rest on the rail track for move one place to the another placeof dam. The de-silting artifice technique is more helpful for environmental and irrigational issues. The de-siltingartifice is also decrease the rate of soil erosion and water pollution. By using the technique of De-silting artifice removing the sediment particles present into the upstream side of dam. 7. COMPONENT PARTS OF DE-SILTING ARTIFICE 7.1. Stirrer Bladed. The Stirrer Blades are most important components part of mechanical stirrer. The 8 number of blades are used for mechanical stirrer in arrangement of circular path. The diameter of this path is 3.0m to 3.2m approximately and 1.5m to 1.6m length of each blades. The all blades connect each other by equal spacing. The galvanized steel used for blades of mechanical stirrer. Galvanized steel is locally available material in market with 57 Rs. per Kg. The blades of mechanical stirrer are do not rust easily with contact of Sulphate content and other chemicals content in water of reservoir. The galvanized steel is non-rusting material then the maintenance cost of bleeds is very low or null.
  • 3. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 05 Issue: 04 | Apr-2018 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072 © 2018, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 6.171 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page 590 7.2. Axel. The stirrer blades and stirrer rodjoineachotherwithhelp of the Axel. In this mechanical stirrer the Axel works like as connector. The galvanized steel is also used for the Axel.The axel plays an important role for connection of stirrer bleeds and stirrer rod. 7.3 Stirrer Rod. The stirrer rod is circular leg of mechanical stirrer in approximately diameter0.7mto0.9manditsheightdepends on height of the dam and rate of silting in reservoir. The galvanized steel used for stirrer rod then the stirrer rod not easily rust and its maintenance is low. The stirrer rod helps to support and rotate the stirrer bleeds. The stirrer rod connect the stirrer bleeds, axel and rotational motor each other and helps to rotating the mechanical stirrer of de- silting artifice. 7.4. Rotational Motor The rotational motor is rotatingthemechanical stirrerinlow speed of 10 RPM. The mechanical stirrer easily insert into the silt or dead storage of dam with10RPMrotational speed. The capacity of rotational motor depends on weight of mechanical stirrer, rate of silting and measurements of structure of dam. The rotational motor plays an important role for rotating stirrer rod, axel and stirrer bleeds. 7.5 Artifice Connector. The artifice connector is top most portion of the de-silting artifice. The Fe415 steel is used for artifice connector.Fe415 steel is locally available in market with 40 /- Rs per Kg. The artifice connector is move with two directions first is upward – downward direction and arm rotatedirection.The artifice connector helps to the mechanical stirrerandartifice base connect each other. 7.6 Artifice Base The artifice base plays an important role for moving de- silting artifice on rail track one placetoanother placeofdam. The Fe415 steel is also used for artificebase. Themechanical stirrer and de-silting artifice is move one place to another place on rail track with the help of artifice base. The artifice base also supports mechanical stirrerandartificeconnector. 7.7 Rail Track The rail track construct on the upstream side of serviceroad of dam for movement of de-silting artifice from one place to another place. Rail track constructed with Fe415 steel. Rail track also carry the load of de-silting artifice and distribute load on service road of dam. 8. WORKING OF DE-SILTING ARTIFICE The De-silting Artifice is newlyinventedadvancedtechnique for removing silt from upstream side to downstream side of dam. By using this technique we can reduce the rate of silting. By means of following points we can proceed for De- Silting Artifice. 1. The De-silting Artifice is connected with rail tracks on service road with the adjustment of carrying artifice one place to another place. 2. The De-silting Artifice has four movement like self-rotate, arm rotate, upward-downward direction and one place to another place move. Due to these working movements the de-silting artifice is preferable for any kinds of dam. 3. The De-silting Artifice has provided mechanical stirrer which rotates with 10 RPM speed and it inserts in dead storage of dam with the use of stirrer blades it looses the silt particles or lose the sediment partials of underwaterofdam. 4. The force is exerted on sediment partials are impacted on silt and it changes its movement by getting hydraulic pressure and gravitational force. 5. By the application of mechanical stirrer the sediment particles are drawn outside of dam with the help of sluiceway. 6. This sediment particles are flows down at downstream side of dam and water is pass in cannel with the help of arrangement of V-Notch. 8.1 Controlling of De-silting artifice 1. The gate of sluiceway are controlling with rate of silting. When De-silting Artifice is in working position that time open the sluice gate and remove silt from upstream side of dam. 2. The switch time of de-silting artifice is depends on area of siltation in reservoir. 3. The de-silting artifice is control withon-offswitchandthis method is totally automatic. 4. The sluice way is control with sluice gate and rate of silting controlled. 5. The rate of silting is control with sluice gate and de-silting artifice. 8.2 Maintenance 1. The de-silting artifice maintenance cost is very low because the material used for de-silting artificeisgalvanized steel and this steel is non-rusting material. 2. The material used for rail track of de-silting artificeisvery hardest material then its maintenance is very low. 3. The sluice way of dam is easily pass sediment particles upstream side to downstream side of dam very easily without any choked.
  • 4. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 05 Issue: 04 | Apr-2018 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072 © 2018, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 6.171 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page 591 8.3 Use of removed silt 1. The removal silt is used as construction material for construction. 2. This silt is used like filling material and sand in construction. 3. This silt is also used for Agricultural purpose. Proposed model of De-silting artifice Fig -1: Model of De-silting artifice 9. CONCLUSION The De-Silting Artifice is newly invented technique for remove silt from the upstream side to downstream side of dam. The De-Silting Artifice is low cost as well as low maintenance technique as compare to the other silt removal methods or de-silting technique. TheDe-siltingArtificehelps to the social domestic water needs and irrigation purpose. By using the technique of De-silting Artifice we can improve the storage capacity means live storage of reservoir and it will lose the sedimentation of reservoir or decrease amount of dead storage of dam. The De-silting Artifice is an artificial technique mainly used for the management of silting of reservoir. By usingD-silting artifice decrease the volume of dead storage and increasing the live storage of reservoir with improvingstoragecapacity of dam. Also improve life of dam structure withmanagement of sediment and silting in reservoir. The de-silting artifice maintenance cost is very low. This technique is in low cost and fastest or speedy than other silt removal techniques it can helps to the irrigation department of government. The De-Silting Artifice is most helpful technique for irrigation department. 10. REFERENCES 1. Mama and Okafor, (2015) “siltation in reservoirs”Department ofCivil Engineering,Faculty of Engineering, University of Nigeria. 2. Leo C and van Rijn,(2001) “Sedimentation of sand and mud in reservoirs in rivers” 3. Jing-San Hwang, “Mitigation of reservoir sedimentation” water resources management, Taiwan Provincial Water Conservancy Bureau, Taichung, Taiwan. 4. Gary Freeman and Walter Leput, (1994) “Sedimentation and solutions for conemaugh river reservoir” Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, Pittsburgh US. 5. Acres and Dezab, (2004), “Dez Dam Rehabilitation Project – Sedimentation Study.” 6. Batuca and Jordan, J. (2000), “Silting and de-silting of reservoir.” 7. Chao, P.C. and S. Ahmed. (1985), “A mathematical model of reservoir sedimentation planning”.