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SMEC's staff have extensive experience in the design of a wide range of
hydraulic structures associated with dams, river training, urban drainage and
sewer systems. These include:
- Spillways and energy dissipators;
- Litter and sediment traps;
- De-aeration chambers;
- Drop structures including vortex inlet drop structures used in sewerage
systems to minimise aeration of flow and production of gasses;
- Pump intakes;
- Effluent outfalls for cooling water and sewage;
- Revetments, breakwaters, groynes and training walls.
SMEC's staff are familiar with the principles of fluid mechanics involved in
the design of these hydraulic structures and have a variety of numerical
analysis programs to assist in their design as well as fluid mechanics
laboratory that can be used to assess scale models.
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