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1 Pool and Chute Fishways Discussion and Design Process Discussion and Design Process What is a Pool and Chute Fishway? Hybrid type fishway that Hybrid type fishway that operates in two flow operates in two flow regimes, plunging and regimes, plunging and streaming flow streaming flow Low flow Low flow – Pool and Weir Pool and Weir High Flow High Flow - Chute Chute

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Pool and Chute Fishways

Discussion and Design ProcessDiscussion and Design Process

What is a Pool and Chute Fishway?

Hybrid type fishway that Hybrid type fishway that operates in two flow operates in two flow regimes, plunging and regimes, plunging and streaming flowstreaming flow

Low flow Low flow –– Pool and WeirPool and Weir

High Flow High Flow -- ChuteChute

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Low Flow – 0.5 cfs

Medium Flow – 15 cfs

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High Flow – 35 cfs

Background

Rainbow CreekRainbow CreekWDFW Model StudyWDFW Model StudyTown DamTown DamBates, 1991 AFS PaperBates, 1991 AFS Paper

Photos by Ken Bates

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Pool and Chute - Definition

Weir

Baffle Baffle

Floor

Side Walls

Port

Pool and Chute - Cross SectionW

bPw

Pb

d

Xpc2

θ

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Fish Passage Corridor

Pool and Chute – Profile – Plunging Flow

So

L

Pw

H

SoL

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Pool and Chute – Profile – Streaming Flow

So

L

d

P

Equations

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CLH Q = Flow over a weir

0RSC V =

Open channel flow Chezy Eq.

QH/VolumeEDF γ=

7

Research on streaming/plunging flow regimes

RajaratnamRajaratnam, N. and , N. and KatopodisKatopodis C. C. 1988. Plunging and Streaming Flows 1988. Plunging and Streaming Flows

in Pool and Weir Fishways. Journal of in Pool and Weir Fishways. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering 114:939Hydraulic Engineering 114:939--944944

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Lo

bSg0.25 t

Q =

Streaming/Plunging Flow RegimesTransitionTransition

Streaming

Plunging

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Streaming/Plunging Flow RegimesStreaming Flow Streaming Flow –– High Design FlowHigh Design Flow

Streaming

Plunging

EDF

Good/Fair Passage Corridor

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Streaming transition flow calculations

Example: b = 6 ft So = 10%

L = 4 ft Qt = 7 cfs

L = 6 ft Qt = 12 cfs

L = 8 ft Qt = 19 cfs

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Lo

bSg0.25 t

Q =

Case Studies - Parameters

Site W L b Pb So theta/2 SoL(ft) (ft) (ft) (ft) (ft/ft) (deg)

Fairchild Trib 12 5.5 2.0 3.0 0.145 76 0.8Fairchild Cr 12 5.5 2.0 3.0 0.145 76 0.8Rainbow Cr 12 6 1.5 2.5 0.125 79 0.75Percival Cr 10 5.5 2.0 3.0 0.145 76 0.8Morganroth 7 4 1.4 2.4 0.200 70 0.8Model Study 28 11 6.0 7.5 0.100 73 1.1

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Case Studies - Results d or H Q Qt C Xpc EDF Passage

(ft) (cfs) (cfs) (ft) RatingFairchild Trib 1.75 44 5.3 31.5 1.2 2.4 FairFairchild Creek 1.65 29 5.3 20.5 1.6 2.1 GoodRainbow Creek 1.90 88 3.9 13.6 0.0 14.9 FairPercival Creek 1.50 24 5.3 22.3 1.5 1.3 GoodPercival Creek 1.20 7 5.3 9.6 2.7 0.3 excellentMorganroth 1.20 7 3.2 12.0 1.6 0.9 FairWDFW Run 17 3.41 304 33.8 29.4 4.5 1.8 good-fairWDFW Run 19 4.00 305 31.0 30.2 8.7 0.2 poorWDFW Run 20 4.21 468 38.9 31.1 2.8 3.8 goodWDFW Run 21 1.80 106 33.8 28.0 10.7 0.0 excellent

Fairchild Trib: W = 12 ft

Q = 44 cfsQ = 44 cfsD = 1.75 ftD = 1.75 ftQQtt = 5.3 cfs= 5.3 cfsChezy Chezy C = 31.5C = 31.5XXpcpc = 1.2= 1.2EDF = 2.4EDF = 2.4Passage RatingPassage RatingFairFair

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Fairchild Creek: W = 12 ft

Q = 27 cfsQ = 27 cfsD = 1.65 ftD = 1.65 ftQQtt = 5.3 cfs= 5.3 cfsChezy Chezy C = 20.5C = 20.5XXpcpc = 1.6= 1.6EDF = 2.1EDF = 2.1Passage RatingPassage RatingGoodGood

Percival Creek: W = 10 ft

Q = 24 cfsQ = 24 cfsD = 1.5 ftD = 1.5 ftQQtt = 5.3 cfs= 5.3 cfsChezyChezy C = 22.3C = 22.3XXpcpc = 1.5= 1.5EDF = 1.3EDF = 1.3Passage RatingPassage RatingGoodGood

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Fairchild Comparison

44 cfs 29 cfs

Chezy C vs Qst

05

101520253035

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Unit Qst (cfs/ft)

Che

zy C

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Design Parameters

Overall Drop: Overall Drop: maximum 4 to 5 feetmaximum 4 to 5 feetFishway Width:Fishway Width:

10 cfs = 8 feet, 25 cfs = 10 feet10 cfs = 8 feet, 25 cfs = 10 feet50 cfs = 14 feet, 120 cfs = 20 feet50 cfs = 14 feet, 120 cfs = 20 feet

Slope/Drop per Weir = Slope/Drop per Weir = 0.5 to 1.0 feet0.5 to 1.0 feetMost u/s weir 0.2 ft lessMost u/s weir 0.2 ft less

Pool Length = Pool Length = 45 to 55% of width45 to 55% of widthWeir Length = Weir Length = 17 to 20% of width17 to 20% of widthWeir Height = Weir Height = minimum 2.5 feetminimum 2.5 feet

Design Parameters

Baffle Height = Baffle Height = WS @ 0.75QWS @ 0.75Qstst

Baffle Slope = Baffle Slope = 7676oo

Fish Passage Corridor: Fish Passage Corridor: 2 feet2 feetEDF: EDF: 22Submerged Ports: Only 16 cfs min flowSubmerged Ports: Only 16 cfs min flow

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Design StepsCalculate highCalculate high QQfpfp

Select: W, baffle slope, drop, L, b, Select: W, baffle slope, drop, L, b, PPww

Calculate: QCalculate: Qtt

Select d and CSelect d and CTrial and error until Q = Trial and error until Q = QQfpfp

Check: EDF, Check: EDF, XXpcpc

Design Spreadsheet: [email protected]

Limitations/Potential Research

Number of weirs and fishway lengthNumber of weirs and fishway lengthAlignment (half Pool and Chute)Alignment (half Pool and Chute)Roughness values (weir/baffle crest shape)Roughness values (weir/baffle crest shape)EDF EDF –– juvenile passage studiesjuvenile passage studiesScour potential at outletScour potential at outlet

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Summary

Applicable to low head dams and some Applicable to low head dams and some culvert retrofits with drops 4 to 6 feet.culvert retrofits with drops 4 to 6 feet.Improved attraction flows over other Improved attraction flows over other fishway fishway typestypesMany are self cleaning (gravel/small Many are self cleaning (gravel/small cobbles)cobbles)Diverse passage routes for all life stages of Diverse passage routes for all life stages of salmonidssalmonids