sluice gate

Water levels are managed by the use of a sluice gate.

Each sluice gate is closed once a month for testing.

To make the measurement from the wall to the sluice gate would require energy.

The sea walls can still be seen including the sluice gate but the wheel is long gone.

Excess water from the canal was released through a sluice gate.

Only problem is, the sluice gate is made of moving parts.

After her death, he hangs himself from a tree by jumping off the sluice gate.

On the south side a large sluice gate allows the small reservoir to be drained.

Anxiety was coursing through my body as if a sluice gate had opened.

The sluice gate was an iron door dropped into the channel below this room.

They ran back to the intersection and tried going straight, but a sluice gate barred their way.

In 262, a sluice gate was added to control the flow of water into the diversion channel.

In this case, a "choke" is encountered at the sluice gate.

Flood tide filled the pond, and the sluice gate was closed.

There is a tiny bridge with a sluice gate that controls the water level in the channel beyond.

A possible reconstruction of the sluice gate was commissioned in 1914 with the canal opening.

The concept of alternate depths can be demonstrated with a sluice gate example.

Water flows in a rectangular channel that contains a sluice gate.

At the moment the sea came into the pond and fishes of every kind entered the sluice gate.

How will the depths upstream and downstream of sluice gate change in this situation?

The attack came with a roar like a rush of water released by lifting a sluice gate.

The sluice gate tower and watchtower were dismantled in 1935.

The lock at Oath has since been replaced by a sluice gate to control flooding.

"We should come out where our pal Sebastian blew off the sluice gate.

What is the flow depth downstream of the sluice gate, ?