Windows Dam Analysis Modules (WinDAM) is a set of modular software components that can be used to analyze overtopped earthen embankments and internal erosion of dams. WinDAM is being developed in stages. The initial computational modules address routing of floods through the reservoir with dam overtopping and evaluation of the potential for vegetation or riprap to delay or prevent failure of th...

Windows TM Dam Analysis Modules (WinDAM) is a set of modular software components that can be used to analyze overtopped earthen embankments and internal erosion of embankment dams. These software components are being developed in stages. The initial computational modules address routing of floods through the reservoir with dam overtopping and evaluation of the potential for vegetation or riprap...

evaluation the effect of swimming time on dental erosion among swimmers     m. mehdipour 1 , a. taghavi zenooz 2 , n. gholizadeh 3 , a. bahramian œ 4 , n. sartip pour 5   1 associate professor, department of oral medicine , school of dentistry, shahid beheshti university of medical sciences. tehran, iran   2 associate professor, department of oral medicine , school of dentistry, tabriz universi...

OBJECTIVES To study the incidence of band erosion in patients who have undergone vertical banded gastroplasty and to describe the reparative techniques used. DESIGN A retrospective review case series. SETTING A university hospital-based tertiary referral center. PATIENTS Two hundred fifty consecutive morbidly obese patients who underwent vertical banded gastroplasty between 1987 and 1995....

Internal erosional behaviour of lignosulfonate treated dispersive clay has been studied using the Process Simulation Apparatus for Internol Crack Erosion (PSAICE) designed and built at UOw. Effectiveness of Iignosulfonate treated dispersive clay on the erosion resistance has been investigated and its advantage over traditional admixtures is presented. Test results show that the hydraulic shear ...

One of the leading causes dam failure is internal erosion. The impact erosion non-plastic fine particles, known as suffusion, on soil structure and strength has been studied experimentally. However, influences including sample size have not thoroughly investigated. Internally unstable gap-graded cohesionless samples with various sizes were investigated using an erosion-triaxial apparatus. Sampl...