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spillway apron

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spillway apron [′spil‚wā ‚ā·prən]
(civil engineering)
A concrete or timber floor at the bottom of a spillway to prevent soil erosion from heavy or turbulent flow.


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USACE engineers needed the 511th to determine if backwash and debris were eroding the spillway apron on the down-river side of the John Day Dam, so they spent 2 days recording footage and taking measurements to provide USACE personnel the information needed for future improvements.
 
 
 
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