02-03-2017, 03:02 PM
Dams are typically constructed with a drain or similar mechanism to control water levels in a reservoir for normal maintenance or emergency purposes. By definition, a disaster is any event that causes great harm or harm, serious or sudden misfortune. Failures of the dam clearly fit this definition. In this article we use the micro-controller of a common 8-bit Atmel micro-controller AT89s8253. It is a low-performance, high-performance 8-bit CMOS micro-controller with 12K bytes of programmable Flash program memory (ISP) and 2K bytes of memory EEPROM data. It has 32 programmable input output lines. Dams are artificial or artificial barriers usually built through a stream channel to trap water. Dams are typically provided with spillway systems to safely pass a wide range of streams over, around or across dam. Various materials are used for the construction of the dam such as wood, rock, concrete, earth, steel or a combination of these materials. However, in Connecticut, most dams are built from land or combinations of land and other materials. Landfills are generally constructed of non-erosive materials such as concrete or rock. Dams are typically constructed with a drain or similar mechanism to control water levels in a reservoir for normal maintenance or emergency purposes. By definition, a disaster is any event that causes great harm or harm, serious or sudden misfortune. Failures of the dam clearly fit this definition. Because of the sudden and unexpected manner in which dam failures can occur, they are potentially as destructive as earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes.
