Introduction of dams and weirs mainly in the Chubu region, images, driving courses around dams, types of dams, dam terminology, etc. Please use this site to study civil engineering architecture and plan your dam tours and drives.
"a" column or row of the kana syllabaryA weir is a structure built across a river. Under the River Act, a dam is defined as a structure that is 15 meters or longer, while a weir is generally defined as a structure that is shorter than 15 meters. Sometimes it is simply called a weir. There are two types of weirs: fixed weirs, which have no moving parts, and movable weirs, which have moving parts to control the flow of water. In addition, there are wash weirs that allow water to overflow the top of the weir.
2010.01.03
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Reading: Entei Also known as "weir
A weir is a structure built across a river. Under the River Act, a dam is defined as a structure that is 15 meters or longer, while a weir is generally defined as a structure that is shorter than 15 meters. Sometimes it is simply called a weir.
There are also fixed weirs, which have no moving parts, and movable weirs, which have moving parts to control the flow of water. In addition, there are wash weirs that allow water to overflow the top of the weir.
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