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Choking up of Ighil Emda dam with mud.

Authors

B Remini, A Kettab, H Hihat

Publication date 1995

Journal

Houille blanche. Grenoble

Issue 2

Pages 23-28

Description

This paper deals with the problem of dam shifting of alluvial deposits, in particular with the case of Ighil Emda (Algeria) dam. This dam amasses each year important quantities of mud. The authors examine the means engaged to guard against this phenomenon: drainage basin retimbering and density stream draining off thanks to a special clarifying device.

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