Circular Spillway

A circular spillway is a type of spillway used in dam engineering to release excess water from a reservoir. It consists of a circular structure built into or adjacent to a dam, typically near the crest. When water levels in the reservoir rise to a certain point, the circular spillway allows the controlled release of water to prevent overtopping of the dam.
Circular spillways are designed to efficiently discharge large volumes of water while minimizing erosion and turbulence. They are often used in dams where space constraints or specific hydraulic conditions require a compact and efficient spillway design. Additionally, circular spillways can be advantageous in situations where the flow of water needs to be directed in a specific manner to mitigate downstream impacts or to protect the integrity of the dam structure.
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[@bug7003]

Life changing video thank you now i know what a circular spillway does

[@BrandanZ]

That would be horrifying to get sucked into.

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[@BrandanZ]

@@FOSSCADandCFD-bz6us ​ Oof, either a death trap or an awesome waterslide...