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Designation Number
579
County
Gunnison
Community
Marble and Vicinity
Stream Name
Crystal River
Title
Floodplain Information Report - Crystal River Technical Appendix
Date
8/1/2004
Prepared For
CWCB
Prepared By
Icon Engineering, Inc.
Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />C &. E lQS'; (ft) <br /> <br />G.OE. <br /> <br />cum l>.... (;acres) <br /> <br />Warning: <br />warning: <br />warning: <br />warning: <br /> <br />The energy equition could not bebll.lancedwithill tile specified n twnber of iterations. The <br />pro9ramusedcriticaldepthforthewatersurfaceandcontinuedonwiththecalculations. <br />DivHled flow computed for this cross-section. <br />The energy 105s was llreat..r than 1.0 Ft (0.3 m), between the current and previous cross section. <br />This may ,ndieat.. the need for additional cross sections. <br />During the standard stell iterations, when the assumed water surface was set "9ua1 tG critical <br />depth, the calculated water surface came back. below critical depth. This ;nd,cates that there is <br />~~it~ or:' ~~1 ~~~~ri ~~~~~5 a~~,;;r fOU~~e a~r~~~:ml~~~~~~~~d ~~e c~~n~~~ 1 dd~~~~ wi eh the lowest, valid, <br />surface was used. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Note; <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />CROSS SECTION OUTPUT <br />ee~'I1~~~v C~W <br />w.s. Elev (ft) <br />Crit w.s. (ft) <br />E.G. slope (ft/ft) <br />Q Total (cfs) <br />~~~ ~~~i~ H~~s) <br />MaxchlOpth(ft) <br />Conv.Total (cfs) <br />length Wtd. (ft) <br />MinchEl (ft) <br />Alpha <br />FrctnlOSs (ft) <br />C &. E Loss (ft) <br /> <br />Profile#FloocMay <br />78B.92 Element <br />1.79 Wt. n-Val. <br />7832.13 Reach Len. (ft) <br />7832.13 Flow Area (sq ft) <br />0.012664 Area(sl'" <br />2181.00 Flow ~c 5) <br />158.23 TOpWldth(ft) <br />~:~: ~~~~. V~~Pt~f~~~~ <br />19380.4 conv. (cfs) <br />490;,.58 'oIetud ~er. (ftl <br />7827.75 Shellr(lb/sqft <br />1..15 Streampower(l/fts) <br />6.'53 cum volume (ac"e-ft) <br />0.02 cum SA (acres) <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />warning; <br />Warning; <br />warning; <br />Warning; <br /> <br />The energy equation could not be balancedwithil'l the specified numb erofiterations. The <br />pr09ram used critical depth for the "ate,. surface and continued on with the calculations. <br />Divlded flow computed for this cross-section. <br />i~~5 e~:?~n~~~:t:lI~h~r~:~:t f~~a~d~; ~i~~afO~:o~~' s~~ii~~~. the current and previous cross section. <br />During the standard step iterations, when the assumed water surface lollS set equal to critical <br />depth, the calculated water surface came back below critical depth. This indicates that there is <br />~~it~ pi:l ~~i ~i~~j; ~~~~~s a~;:r fou~~e a~r~~i:m 1 ~~~~i~~~d ~~e c~~{~i~ll d~~~~h wi th the 10W<!st, val i d, water <br />surf;!ce was used. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Note: <br /> <br />20.19 <br /> <br />is~~ia' Rive~o~:~ <br /> <br />Water <br /> <br />Left 08 <br />0.060 <br />514.62 <br />112.56 <br />112.56 <br />649.7.1 <br />37.12 <br />5.77 <br />3.03 <br />5773.7 <br />3-7.7t <br />2.36 <br />13.61 <br />13.91 <br />5.3-9 <br /> <br />Channel <br />0.03-5 <br />494.08 <br />110.36 <br />110.36 <br />1404.96 <br />25.37 <br />12.73 <br />4.35 <br />12484.5 <br />25.3-1 <br />3.44 <br />43.78 <br />63.85 <br />15.51 <br /> <br />Ri8~~6gB <br />474.87 <br />29.67 <br />51.11 <br />126.29 <br />95.73 <br />4.26 <br />1.97 <br />1122.2 <br />15.71 <br />1.49 <br />6.35 <br />10.08 <br />4.23 <br /> <br />CROSS SECTION OUTPUT Profile 1I10~year <br />~e~' H;l~v (~g> 78B.03- Element LeftOB Channel Rig~66gB <br />1.43 w<. n~val. 0.060 0.035 <br />W.S. Elev (ft~ 7831.60 Reach Len. (ft) 514.62 494.08 474.87 <br />Crit w.s. Cft 7831.60 Flow Area (sq ft) 93.20 96.90 22.87 <br />E.G. Slope (ft/ft) 0.011845 Area ?s~ ft) 93.20 96.90 22.88 <br />QTotal (cfs) 1657.00 Flow c s) 470.13 1094.04 92.83 <br />~~~ ~~~i~ ~n~S) 74.30 Top wi dth ~ft) 35.87 25.37 13.05 <br />7.78 AV~. vel. ftjS~ 5.04 11.29 4.06 <br />~ax chl Dpth (ft~ 3.85 Hyr.Oepth(ft 2.60 3.82 1.94 <br />conv. Total ~cfS 15225.2 conv. (cfs) 4319.8 10052.5 853.0 <br />Length wed. ft) 495.89 Wetted Per. (fe~ 36.40 25.37 12.37 <br />MinchEl (ft) 7827.75 shear (lb/sqft 1.89 2.82 1.37 <br />Alpha 1.52 StreamP<>wer(ljfts) 9.55 31.89 5.55 <br />FrctnLoss m; 5.78 cum volume (acre-ft) 25.17 49.71 24.43- <br />C&ElOSS 0.03 cum SA (acres) 17.49 15.51 17.09 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />The energy equation could not be balanced within the specified num ber of iterations. The <br />pr<>9ramusedcriticaldepthforthewatersurfaceandcontinuedonwiththecalculations. <br />o1vlded flow computed for this cross-section. <br />The ..nerll~ 10.s was greater than 1.0 ft (0.3 m), between the current and previous cro.. section. <br />ThismaYlndicate the need for additional cross sections. <br />Durin9 the sundard step iteratlons, when the assumed water surface was set equal to critical <br />depth, the calculated water surface came back below critical depth. This indlcates that there is <br />~~f tf p i; 1 ~~i ~i~~li ~~~~~S a~:~~r fou~~e a~r~~i:m l~~:~i~~~d ~~e c~m~~~l d~~~~h wi th the lowest, val; d, water <br />surface waS used. <br /> <br />Warning' <br />warning: <br />Warnlng: <br /> <br />warning: <br /> <br />Note; <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />CROSS SEcnONOliTPliT <br /> <br />Profile #50~year <br />7833.67 Element <br />1.71 lOt. n-val. <br />7831.96 Reachlen. (ft) <br />7831.96 Flow Area (sq fe) <br />oi~n~gg ~1~: ~~~St) <br />132.31 TOP Width (ft) <br />~:l~~~J~Ut~ <br />18030.1 COny. Ccfs) <br />495.88 wetted Per. (ftl <br />7827.75 Shear(lb/sqft <br />1.53 Stream Power (1 1ft s) <br />6.26 Cum volume (acre-ft) <br />0.03 cum SA (acres) <br /> <br />~e~' H:l~v (}~r) <br />~~~t ~:~~ ~m <br />E.G. slope (ftjft) <br />I-QTotalCCf!<) <br />~~~ ~~~~~ Hns) <br />_ Mil.....::IH--Dpt.tl-{ft) <br />~~~~thT~~~~ mF <br />MinchEl (ft) <br />Alpha <br />Frctn LOSS (ff~) <br />C&ElOSS(L) <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Lo:66gB CS~b3~1 Rig~66gB <br />514.62 494.08 474.87 <br />106.19 105.98 27,27 <br />106.19 105.98 36.74 <br />594.76 1314.67 121.S8 <br />36.73 25.37 70.21 <br />5.60 12.40 4.46 <br />r.~"""l&-l.n <br />.1279.9 11670.9 1079.3 <br />37.B 25.37 13.50 <br />2.25 3.31 1.60 <br />12.62 41.05 7.14 <br />31.01 55.64 31.78 <br />19.41 15.51 19.93 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />warning; The energy equation could not be balanced within the spe cified number of iterations., The <br />warning: gi~~~:~ ~f~~ ~~~~~~:J ~~~t~hf~rc~~is~:~~~;~~~face and continued on Wlth the calculat10ns. <br />Warning: The energy loss WaS greater than 1.0 ft (0.3 m). between the current and previous CroSs section. <br />This may indicate the need for additional cross sections. <br />warning; ouring the standard step iterat10nS, when the a$sumed water surface was set equal to critical <br />depth. the calculated water surface came back below critical depth. This indicates that there is <br />~~ftr pi;l ~~i ~i~~ji ~~~~~s a~;~:r fou~~e a~r~~i:m l~~~~i~~~d ~~e c~~;~i~ll d~~~~h wi th the lowest, va 1i d, water <br />surface was used. <br /> <br />Note: <br /> <br />CROSS SECTION OUTPUT profile#.lOO-year <br />E.G. Elev(ft) 783-4.46 Element LeftOB Channel Rig~~6gB <br />vel Head (ft) 1.94 Wt.n-val. 0.060 0.035 <br />W.S. Elev(ft) 7832.S2 Reach Len. (ft) 514.62 494.08 474.87 <br />Crit W.S. eft) 7832.52 Flow Area (sqft) 127.16 120.22 36.53 <br />E.G. slope (ft/ft) 0.0123304 ~r~: ~~1sjt) 127.16 120.22 99.51 <br />QTotal (cfs) 2515.00 772.29 1599.06 143.65 <br />~~~ ~~~~~ ~~nS) 222.36 Tap Width (ft) 38.04 25.37 158.95 <br />8.86 ~~~~. v~~Pt~fHg 6.07 130.30 3-.93- <br />~ax chl Dpth (ft) 4.77 3.34 4.74 1.77 <br />~~~~th T~~~ ~~W 22646.0 conv. (cfs) 6954.0 14398.6 1293.5 <br />495.31 wettedper.(ft) 38.76 25.3-7 21.37 <br />M;nChEl (ft) 7827.75 ~~~:~m e~~~;~ m/ft s) 2.53 3.65 1.32 <br />Alpha 1.59 15.34 48.53 5.18 <br />FrctnlOss ~m S.B Cum volume (acre-fe) 39.92 63.02 42.09 <br />C & E LOSS 0.16 Cum SA (acres) 23.85 15.51 23.01 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Warning: <br />warninll: <br />Warning; <br />warning; <br /> <br />The ener!l'y equation could not be balanced within the specified num ber of iterations. The <br />g~~~~:~ ~f~~ ~~~~~~:~ ~~~t~hf~rc~~is~:~~~i~~~face and continued on with the talculations. <br />The velocity head has changed by more than 0.5 ft (0.15 m). This m~y indicate the need for <br />additional cross sections. <br />The energy loss was greater thll.n 1.0 ft (0.3m). between the curren t;!nd previou$ cross section. <br />Page 37 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />
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