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Engineering of hydraulic works 3 - 5EUS5IAH

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Number of hours
- Lectures : 11.0
- Tutorials : 33.0
- Laboratory works : 52.0
- Projects : -
- Internship : -
- Written tests : -
ECTS : 5.0
Officials : Celine BOURGEOIS

Goals

Overall:

Completing the acquisition of the tools and concepts of engineering of water projects with an operational approach, multi-disciplinary and integrated if possible.

In details :

Strengthen the skills associated with the hydraulic works (channels, weirs, sluices, gates, various hydraulic devices ...) and resource management;
Strengthen the skills associated with the numerical modeling (hydraulic, structural, geotechnical)
Raise awareness through a practical approach, among torrential hydraulics and associated sediment transportation
Raise awareness among the job of project manager/ prime contractor on hydraulic works

Content

Mini-project on resource management (design of a storage and effects of climate change)
Applied hydraulics Project (catchment Work or Upstream head breaker system)
Hydraulic torrential and associated sediment transport courses (+ visit)
Case study: prime contractor on hydraulic works
Numerical Modelling Project on unsteady state hydraulics (REA), and civil engineering works = structural and geotechnical (GHO)

Prerequisites

Common Part : Pressurized Flow Hydraulics , Open Channel steady-state Flow, underground Flow, Strength of Material, hydrology
REA Part : (Advanced Hydrology and unsteady-state Flowflows that are studied in the same semester)
GHO Part : geomechanics, structural mechanics (geotechnical structures that is studied in the same semester)

Tests

Continuous assessment : 100% (3 or 4 reports on the projects)
Second session : Report on the failed part

CC 100%

Calendar

The course exists in the following branches: