Difference between dam, barrage and weir.

[@dharshinic7962]

I'm not an engineer. yet, this was useful bruh. thank you!

[@mantosh56]

same..... needed for geo exam lmao

[@jamessmith4455]

What would a weir type structure with a gate mechanism be called? Something that lowers and raises

[@engineer1946]

That is the barrage, which have the gate system in it.

[@jamessmith4455]

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[@pashtanataryyn]

thank u for your lecture ... i understood the difference between them.....

[@csk1994]

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[@bhavirisettibhanukiran6467]

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[@engineer1946]

Thank u. Please share the video.

[@waqaskhattak5949]

sir good job... it is a consistent explaination b/w these

[@isa3Dvisualizer]

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[@tayyabpathan3393]

I have a question sir... Can we provide spillway to barrage

[@engineer1946]

It depends upon the location, most of the times gates are lifted in such a way that water always flows down stream.

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[@Achiever28]

very simplified way of explaining....thanks..

[@engineer1946]

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[@anandram7919]

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[@shivamgupta377]

Best bro

[@engineer1946]

Thanks. please share the video with your friends group. Regards engineer#1946

[@pamminitin]

Hi, Thank you for the video! I am not from engineering and was finding it difficult to understand the main difference between them. Thank you so much. I searched for online materials elaborating the difference between two but could not find any credible source such as any textbook or book. Would it be possible for you to provide me any credible source for the information such as any book or report or journal article? I need them urgently.

[@engineer1946]

+Pammi Nitin Sinha Access the below link, where you can find an article explaining the difference between the three. As Dam Barrage and Weir are three different individual structures you may not find it in a single journal or report explaining the difference. Any further queries regarding this is welcome. Received your mail too. greenbugenergy.com/sp_faq/what-is-the-difference-between-a-dam-a-weir-and-a-barrage Regards 1946 engineer#

[@pamminitin]

Hi, thanks for your prompt response. Highly appreciate it. I replied your email and waiting for the response. Thank you!

[@engineer1946]

"Irrigation and water power engineering" authored by (Dr. B. C. Punmia, Dr. Pande B.B.Lal, Ashok Kumar jain, Arun Kumr Jain) Laxmi Publications.This book contains what you are looking for, but definitely not in a single page. You can access this book in the following link. www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjPpdu40I3UAhXLOY8KHUJeDZgQFggsMAE&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.scribd.com%2Fdoc%2F121323389%2FIrrigation-and-Water-Power-Engineering-by-Dr-b-c-Punmia-Dr-Pande-Brij-Basi-Lal-Ashok-Kumar-Jain-Arun-Kumar-Jain&usg=AFQjCNGxPPOOIvrNOeJWcIBg44uaf2tAbg&sig2=ojSQg6D7oyUBMCmeXYNyWg Regards 1946 engineer#

[@pamminitin]

Thank you so much. I highly appreciate your help!

[@engineer1946]

My pleasure Mr. Sinha. I hope the link would help.

[@arvindiyer1649]

This was useful for me for 10th std geography, water resources.

[@premnandan2089]

Excellent concept

[@vjayjob]

Need a detailed explanation on how all these works.

[@chitranshchatnani8245]

What is the use of Weir?

[@engineer1946]

+Chitransh Chatnani Weir is a barrier constructed across the river. This barrier will raise the water level on upstream side. Thus raised water level can be easily diverted or used for irrigation or stored for future use. These are uses of weir. @1946 engineer#

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Giving gd information tq

[@House_Consultant]

Superb

[@engineer1946]

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[@bharatpaboh5454]

Good

[@akhilchari1208]

Tq broo❤

[@srikanthbehara6179]

nicely explained sir thank u.....

[@engineer1946]

+Srikanth Behara you are welcome. Thanks for the feedback. Please share useful videos with your friends. Regards 1946 engineer#

[@srikanthbehara6179]

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[@engineer1946]

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[@prathameshsatankar6417]

You should have elaborated more sir, there are many important differences which you didn't mention, anyways a good video, to start up with.

[@engineer1946]

+Prathamesh Satankar Good Afternoon. All the above three structures are completely different. So there will be many differences in each component. But the major intention is, for a layman he should be able to differentiate among three structures with their basic function. So in this video I tried to explain it. Anyways thanks for you feed back. I will try to incorporate individual videos explaining each structure very soon. For more civil related videos you can subscribe my channel Engineer#.

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Useful

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[@engineer1946]

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so good

[@engineer1946]

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[@engineer1946]

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Thats some information bro

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[@engineer1946]

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[@prajwol.001]

thanks.

[@Owlbe]

thanks dude

[@samratraj7030]

First of all, only dams out of these three are used to store water. Weirs and barrages are diversion structures and do not have reservoirs. Weirs and barrages are constructed only to maintain a constant level of water upstream so as to divert it conveniently. And "Barrage" is pronounced as "Barraaj". Kindly make sure you understand things correctly by cross verifying them from several sources before trying to teach others.

[@engineer1946]

Ok sir

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[@niva7737]

Dam is a water storage resorver. It's height is more than weir and barraige. When water is full, it doesn't overflow. Water pass through spillway Weir is small water storage resorver. Water is not overflow in it. Water passes through gate. Mainly water diverted to irrigation purpose Barrage is small water resorver. It has no gate and spillway. If water goes full then it overflow

[@dharshinic7962]

when the video maker doesn't like my comment but likes all the others's -_- lol

[@engineer1946]

May be I missed it in an over look.. sorry bud. Regards @1946engineer#

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