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Miniature working dam.
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Previously:
Breaking dam laminar flow - GIF
Dam discharging silt - GIF
Dam spill gate failure - GIF
Goats scaling dam - GIF
How boats get past hydraulic dams - GIF
Huge dam spillway release - GIF
Mine waste retention dam collapse - GIF
Cute. A lot of work. If that an actual watershed, that dam will fail and leave a pile of rubble in the water way.
The "loose" condition of the sides and bottom of that ditch make me wonder the actual situation. That "ditch" does not appear to have seen any water flow since it was created.
It's a real stream, but the platen he made at the beginning is the only permanent part. He is an engineer, and building miniature dams is his hobby. Each dam is unique. He dismantles them afterward and returns the stream bed to original before starting over. Sometimes his children and pets "help" him with the build, which is cute.Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
His early ones were more practical, but as time went they got more complex ans fanciful.
My favorite is one that carried the flow over the top of the dam past the genrator, and diverted the flow through vertical drains to a generator deep down in the center ahead of the drains.
http://www.youtube.com/@Chien-Tran
Well thanks for that information. That makes a lot more sense. He does have some fancy ones at that link you posted.
Yeah. The guy is really creative, and his work ethic and attention to detail with temporary items are better than mine with permanent construction.Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
Neil
Now that is a rabbit hole well worth taking the time to explore
http://www.youtube.com/@Chien-Tran