Water Gate Fabrication & Installation

A water gate structure’s usage is to regulate the flow and level of water in rivers, canals, or reservoirs for various critical applications. It is commonly used for flood control, where the gate can be opened to release excess water and prevent upstream flooding, and for irrigation, directing controlled amounts of water to agricultural fields. Sluice gates also play a role in navigation by managing water levels in locks, ensuring safe passage for boats. Additionally, they help in sediment control, maintaining river channels and ecosystems. By enabling precise water flow management, these gates are vital for water resource management, safety, and environmental balance.

 How It Works

• Gate Closed:

  • The gate panel is fully lowered into the water channel, creating a seal that blocks water from flowing downstream. This is useful for retaining water in a reservoir or preventing floods.

• Gate Opened:

  • The hoisting mechanism raises the gate to allow water to flow. Operators can adjust the opening height to control the water flow rate.

• Partial Opening:

  • The gate can be partially raised to regulate water discharge gradually. This is often used during irrigation or to maintain downstream water levels.