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IS 13623 (1993): Criteria for choice of gates and hoists


[WRD 12: Hydraulic Gates and Valves]

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Indian Standard

CRITERIA FOR
CHOICE OF GATES AND HOISTS

UDC

626.422.2: 621.876

@ DIS 1993

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS


MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAPAR MARO
NEW DELHI 110002

F,bruary 1993

PrIce Groat 2

AMENDMENT NO. 1 APRIL 2003


TO
IS 13623 : 1993 CRITERIA FOR CHOICE O}~ GATES
AND HOISTS
[ Page I.. clause 2.1(b)(iii) ] gates' .
[ Page J, clause 2.2(b) ] -

Substitute 'Needle valves' for 'Needle

Substitute 'and' for 'to'.

[ Page J, clause 2.3(c), lines 3 and 4 ] maintenance' .

[ Page 1, clause 1.3(d), line J] -

Insert 'of service gates' after 'for

Add 'the' after 'Shut off'.

[ Page 1, clause 2.4(e) ] -Insert t) as given below:


If) Cast iron gates.'

[ Page 2, clause 3.1(d) ] - Substitute the following for the existing:

'd) Hydraulic hoist.'


[ Page 3, Table 1, 51 No. (i), col 5, line 8 ) 'pier'

Insert" ice conditions' between

and 'etc",

[ Page 3, Table 1, Sl No. (ii), col 5, lint! 9 ] - Substitute 'head' for 'heal'.
[ Page 3, Table 1, Sl No. (iv)(d), col 4, line 2 ) -

Insert 'with automatically

operated lifting beam' after 'Gantry Crane. '

(WRD 12)

Reprography Unit, BIS. New

De"". India

Hydraulic Gates and Valves Sectional Committee, RVD 12

FOREWORD
This Indian Standard was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards, after the draft finalized by
the Hydraulic Gates and Valves Sectional Committee, had been approved by the River Valley
Division Council.
Different types of hydraulic gates and hoists, working on the same or different principles and
mechanism are presently in use for controlled release
water through spillways, sluices, intakes, regulators, ducts, tunnels, etc. Right selection of gat es and their hoisting arrangement
is very important to ensure safety of the structure and effective control. A designer has to
plan a gate and its hoisting arrangement together. Separate planning of gates or hoists,
sometimes results in unsatisfactory installation. Though the choice fC'r the gates and hoists
depends on several factors, primarily safety, ease in operation as well as maintenance and
economy are the governing requirements in the same order. The objective of this standard is
not to give concluding recommendations but to highlight different factors, which would largely
effect the choice of gates and hoists and would help in selection of the same.

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IS 13623 : 1993

Indian Standard

CRITERIA FOR
CHOICE OF GATES AND HOISTS
1 SCOPE
1.1 This standard lays down the criteria Cor
choice of common gates and hoists.

2.3 Based on Operational Requirements:


a) Service gates
( main gate)

To be used for regulation


and routine operation
such as main gate for
regulation
of
flow
through spillway sluices,
outlets, etc.
b) Emergency
: To close the opening in
closure gates
flowing water condition
in case of emergency
such
as
emergency
penstock gate.
c) Maintenance : Bulkhead gate, emergate
gency gate,
stoplogs
which are used for maintenance.
d) Construction
Required to shut off
gates
opening during construction or to finally close
the
opening
after
construction such as
construction
sluice
gates, diversion tunnel
gates, etc.

2 CLASSIFICA1ION OF GATES
2.1 Depending on Location of Opening With
Respect to Water Head
a) Crest ( surface) type intended to close
over flow opening such as:

i) Stoplogs/flash boards
ii) Vertical lift gates
iii) Radial gates
iv) Roller gates
v) Stoney gate
vi) Sector gates
vii) Pivot - lever ( flap) gates
viii) Inflatable gates
ix) Falling shutters
x) Constant upstream level gates
xi) Constant downstream level gates
xii) Float operated gates, etc.

b) Submerged gates such as:

2.4 Based on Material Used in Fabrication of


Gates
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)

i) Vertical gate
ii) Deep radial gates

iii) Needle gates


iv) Disc gates
v) Plug ( telescopic) gates

Steel gates,
Wooden gates,
Reinforced concrete gates,
Aluminium gates, and
Fabric ( plastic) gates/Rubber gate.

2.5 Based on Mode of OperatioD

vi) Cylindrical gates

a) Regulating
gates

vii) Ring follower gates

viii) Paradox gates


ix) Jet flow gates
x) Ring seal gates

b) Non-regulating gate

2.2 On tbe Basis of Head Over Sill


a) Low head gate

head less than 15 m

b) Medium head
gate

head between 15 m
to 30 m

c) High head late

head more than 30 m

: Operated under partial


openings. Generally the
main regulating gates
are the service gates.
Gates not suitable as
well as not intended for
operation under partial
gate openings.

2.6 Based on Sbape


a) Hinged gates

Such as radial gates.


Sector gates,
hinged
leaf
gates,
falling
shutters.

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