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This document provides details on designing Anchor Block No. 1 for a pipe system. It includes: 1) Calculating the vertical and frictional forces acting on the upper and lower portions of the pipe connected to the anchor block. 2) Determining the frictional force between the pipe and block, which is greatest for the upper portion. 3) Computing the frictional force due to water flow inside the pipe. 4) Calculating the hydrostatic pressure due to the high water level.

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Π X 0.88 0.003 X 7.85 Areaa= Πd: S L C (W S L L Cos Α

This document provides details on designing Anchor Block No. 1 for a pipe system. It includes: 1) Calculating the vertical and frictional forces acting on the upper and lower portions of the pipe connected to the anchor block. 2) Determining the frictional force between the pipe and block, which is greatest for the upper portion. 3) Computing the frictional force due to water flow inside the pipe. 4) Calculating the hydrostatic pressure due to the high water level.

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Desing of Achor Blocks

a Anchor Block No. 1

a1 = 180
a2 = 430
aH1 = aH2 = 0

Upsteam length of pipe upto expansion joint L1= 27.4

Length of pipe upto 1st saddle 11 = 6.9


l1 = 6.9 Static Weight Per Meter
l2 = 9.5 S1 = S2 = Dt γ
L2 = 4 =π x 0. 88 0 . 003 x 7 . 85
D = 0.88 =0 . 065 T /m
γ = 7.85 T/m3 πD2
Area A = =0. 608 m2
t = 3mm 4
= 0.003m
H = 606.6-59262=13.98m
Weight of water in the pipe per meter
W1 = W2 = πD2
=0 . 608 T /m
4
Q = 1.65m3/sec
V = 1.85 Coefficient of friction between
= 3.042m/sec concrete and steel C = 0.45
Sin u2 = 0.682
Cos u2 = 0.731
Tan u2 = 0.933

1 Design of Anchor Block No. 1


1.1 Vertical component forces acting on the pipes are
(i) Upper W = 1/2 (W. + S.) l. cos δ1
= =
0. 608 + 0 . 065
x 6. 9 x 0 . 951
2
(i) Lower W. = 1/2 (W. + S.) l. cos α2
0. 608 + 0 . 065 =
x 9. 5 x 0 .731
2
W1 Z-comp. W{z = W{rSinu - cos 1 =
Y- comp W{y = W{r Cos =
x- comp W{x = W{rSinu - sin =

Z-comp. W2z = W2 Sin Cos = 1.594


W2 Y-comp. W2y = W2 Cos = 1.709
X- comp. W2x = W2 Sin Sin = 0

1.2 Frictional force due to the upper portion of the penstoch pipe to the block is
T1 =
[ ] l
S 1 L1 sin α 1 ± C (W 1 −S 1 ) L1 − 1 Cos α 1
2
= 0.065x27.4 sin 180 + 0.45(0.608 + 0.065)(27.4 - 6.9) Cos 18
2
= 0.550 + 6.898 = 7.448 or = 6.348T
Considering the worst case we have T1 = 7.448

T2 =
1 1 [ ]
S 2 L2 sin α2 ± C(2 −S 2 ) L2 −
l2
2
Cos α 2

= 0.065 x 4.0 x sin 430 + 0.45 (0.608 + 0.065) (4.0 - 9.5/2) Cos 43
= 0.177 + 0.166 = 0.343 or -0.112

Considering the worst case we have T2 = 0.343

X - comp. T1x = −T 1 . Cos α 1 Sin α H =


T1 Y - comp. T1y = +T 1 . Sin α 1 =
Z - comp. T1z = −T 1 . Cos α 1 Cos α H =
X - comp. T2x = −T 2 . Cos α 2 Sin α H =
T2 Y - comp. T2y = +T 2 . Sin α 2 =
Z - comp. T2z = −T 2 . Cos α 2 Sin α H =

1.3 Component force due to the friction of the inside water is calculated as
P1 = 2 f Q21 L1 Where coeficient of frictioi f = 0.02
3
1
π gD
= 2x0.02 x 1.852 x 27.4 = 0.179 T
22 / 7 x 9.81 x 0.883 = 0.026 T

P2 = 2 f Q21 L1 2x0.02 x 1.852 x 27.4 = 0.026 T


π g. D 22 / 7 x 9.81 x 0.882
23

P1x = 1 Cosα 1 Sin α H


−P = 0
P1 P2y P=1 Sin α 1 = 0.179 x Sin 180 =
P1z = 1 Cos α 1 cos α H
−P = 0.179 x Cos 18 x Cos 0
0 0
=

P2x = −P2 Cos α 1 Sinα H = 0


P2 P2y P=2 Cos α 1 Sin α H = 0,026 x Sin 430
P2z = 2 Cos α 2 Cos α H
−P = -0.025 x Cos 430 x Cos 00

Cos Cos
= α 1 . Cos α 2 , Cos α H ± Sin α 1 . Sin α 2
= Cos 180 . Cos 430. Cos 00 + Sin 180. sin 430
= Cos (180 + 430) = Cos 610 or
= 610 or 250

1.4 Hydrostatic Pressure due to High Water Level


Ps = α =
18 0
2 HA r sin 1 = 2 x 13 . 98 x 0 . 608 x Sin
2 Ps (Cos α 1 Sin 2 αH
X-comp. Psx = =
2 Sin = ¿ 2
Psy Ps (Cos α 1 Sin α 2
Y- comp. = =
2 Sin = ¿ 2
Considering the worst case we have Psy = -0.977
Z- comp. Psz =
P s (Cos α 1 Cos α H − Cos α 2 =
2 Sin = /2
or =
Considering the worst case we have Psz = 1.35

1.5 Contrifugal forces due to the motion of water acing on the curved portion.
Pct 2 V2 A Sin = /2 = 2 x 3.0422 x 0.608 x Sin 610/2 =
g 9.81
X-comp Pctv = Pef (Cos α1 Sin αH) = 0
2 Sin = / 2
Y- comp Pctv = Pef (Sin α1 Sinα2) = -0.214
2 Sin = / 2
or = -0.501
Considering the worst case we have Pctv = -0.126

Z-comp Pctv = Pet(Cosα1 - Cos α2 CosαH) = 0.125


2 Sin = / 2
Considering the worst case we have Psy = 0.295

Mx
Forces Acting are F (X) F(Y) F(Z) F(z) F(y)
*2.4 *1.3
W1 1/2 (W1 + S1)1. Cosα1 = 20.201 0.00 2.100 0.682
W2 1/2 (W2 + S2)2. Cosα2 = 2.337 0.00 1.709 1.594
T1 S1L1 Sin α1 + C (W1+S1)(L1-l1/2)Cos α1 = 7.448 0.00 2.302 -7.083
T2 S2L2 Sin α2 + C (W2+S2)(L2-l2/2)Cos α2 = 2.115 0.00 0.234 -0.251
P1 2f Q L1 /g π D
2
2
3
= 0.179 0.00 0.055 -0.17
P2 2f Q L1 /g π D
2
2
3
= 0.026 0.00 0.018 -0.019
Ps 2 H A sin = /2 = 2.654 0.00 -0.977 1.35
Pef {2V Sin = / 2} / g
2
= 0.582 0.00 -0.214 0.295
0.00 5.227 -3.602 -8.645 6.795
-1.85

2 Weight of Anchor Block


Penstock Diameter = 0.88
Unit Weight of Concrete = 2.4

2.1 Figure ABCK


V1 = 3.2 x 2.6 x 2 - 1.7 x 0.608 = 15.606 m3
W1 = 37.455 T = 1.30 m
X1 = 2.6 / 2 = 1.60 m
Z1 = 3.2 / 2

2.2 Figure EFIG


V2 = 1.70 x 1.30 x 2.6 - 2.10 x 0.608 = 4.4692 m3
W2 = 4.4692 x 2.4 = 10.736 T
X2 = 2.6 / 2 = 1.3 m
Z2 = 0.9+ 1.7 / 2 1.75 m

2.3 Figure EJDK


V3 = 0.9 x 0.6 x 2.6 -neg = 1.404 m3
W3 = 1.404 x 2.4 = 3.3696 T
X3 = 2.6 / 2 = 1.3 m
Z3 = 0.9 / 2 = 0.45

2.4 Figure DJG


V4 = 1/2 x 0.9 x 0.7x 2.6 = 0.619 m3
W4 = 0.819 x 2.4 = 1.9656 T
X4 = 2.6/2 = 1.3 m
Z4 = 0.9 x 2/3 = 0.6 m

2.5 Figure HIG


V5 = 1/2 x 1.7 x 0.6x 2.6 = 1.326 m3
W5 = 1.326 x 2.4 = 3.1824 T
X5 = 2.6/2 = 1.3 m
Z5 = 0.9 + 17 x 2/3 = 2.033 m

2.6 Figure CFH


V6 = 1/2 x 0.6 x 1.90 x 2.6 = 1.482 m3
W6 = 1.482 x 2.4 = 3.5568 T
X6 = 2.6/2 = 1.3 m
Z6 = 26 + 1/3 x 0.6 = 2.8 m

S.N Fy X Z Mx MZ Remark
W1 W1 x X1 W1 x Z1
1 37.4553 1.3 1.6 48.692 59.929
2 10.7261 1.3 1.75 13.944 18.771
3 3.3696 1.3 0.45 4.3805 1.5163
4 1.9656 1.3 0.6 2.5553 1.1794
5 3.1824 1.3 2.033 4.1371 6.4698
6 3.5568 1.3 2.8 4.6238 9.959
Total 60.2558 78.3327 97.8245

3 Total Forces and Moments


ΣFx = 0.00
ΣFy = 5.227 + 60.2558 = 65.483 T
ΣFz = -3.602 T
ΣMx = - 1.85 + 78.3326 = 76.483 T -m
ΣMz = 6.795 + 97.8238 = 104.619 T - m

4 Sefty against Overturning


4.1 X = ΣMz = 104.619 = 1.598
ΣFy 65.483
ex = Bx - X = 2.6 -1.598 = 0.298 M
2 2
>Bx = 2.6 = 0.433
6 6

Hence the structure is safe against x-axis


4.2 Z = ΣMx = 76.483 1.168
ΣFy 65.483

ex = Bx - Z = 3.2 -1.168 = 0.432m


2 2
< Bz = 3.2 = 0.533
6 6

Hence the structure is safe against z-axis

5 Safe against Sliding


5.1 fx = ΣFx = 0 = 0 < 0.6
ΣFy 65.2957

Hence the structure is safe against sliding in x-axis


5.2 fz = ΣFz = -3.602 = -0.055 < 0.6
ΣFy 65.483

Hence the structure is safe against sliding in z-axis

6 Bearing Capacity of the Foundation


2.208T

2.208T

0.682
2.1
0

9) Cos 180
= 6.348T

9.5/2) Cos 430


-0.112

0
2.302
-7.083
0
0.234
-0.251

= 0.02

0.055
-0.17

= 0.018
= 0.019

Cos 250

2.659

-0.977
0.576

1.35

0.582T

Mz
F(y) F(x)
*1.3 *2.4

6.795 0.00
6.795

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