What are the functions of an under sluice and silt excluder in a diversion headwork?
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Silt excluder is a structure constructed in the bed of a river, u/s of a head regulator to attack the river bed water and divert the same into the d/s of the river. Its main function is to prevent the entry of silt into the canal. A typical silt excluder is shown in the figure.
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Silt excluder is a structure constructed in the bed of a river, u/s of a head regulator to attack the river bed water and divert the same into the d/s of the river. Its main function is to prevent the entry of silt into the canal.
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