A re-evaluation study of the Greater Mussayib project in Iraq was carried out following earlier investigations by the Ministry and FAO/UNDP into problems of sedimentation and poor distribution in the irrigation system, as well as salinisation and drainage of agricultural land. The objectives of the study were to investigate these problem areas in detail, and to outline the engineering measures necessary to overcome them. Following this, detailed engineering designs for the so-called remodelling works were completed in 1982. This paper describes the remodelling of the headworks and the canal system. Its interest lies principally in the fact that it relates to remodelling an existing system rather than the construction of a new system, where many of the constraints discussed would not apply.
CITATION STYLE
Bramley, M. E., & Thompson, G. (1984). DESIGN OF THE REMODELLED HEADWORKS AND CANAL SYSTEM FOR THE GREATER MUSSAYIB PROJECT. Computational Mechanics Cent. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11300-4_26
Mendeley helps you to discover research relevant for your work.