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<onlyinclude>The term '''crest''' is ambiguous, and has applications in hydroelectric dams as well as small-scale weirs.</onlyinclude> From this ambiguity, the term crest may refer to:
<onlyinclude>The term '''crest''' is ambiguous, and has applications in hydroelectric dams as well as small-scale weirs.</onlyinclude> From this ambiguity, the term crest may refer to:


* The crest ("top") of a [[Wave|'''wave''']]. A [[wavelength]] can be measured from "crest-to-crest."
* '''[[Weir|Crest - Weir]]''': The portion of a weir over which the [[water]] flows, the topmost surface of the weir.
* '''[[Weir|Crest - Weir]]''': The portion of a weir over which the [[water]] flows, the topmost surface of the weir.
* '''[[Spillway#Types|Crest - Hydroelectric Dams]]''': The portion of some [[hydroelectric dam]]s connected to the [[spillway]]. This crest acts as a small lip between the water [[hydroelectric reservoir|reservoir]] and the body of the spillway that exists to ensure water flows out of the reservoir when it is overfilled.
* '''[[Spillway#Types|Crest - Hydroelectric Dams]]''': The portion of some [[hydroelectric dam]]s connected to the [[spillway]]. This crest acts as a small lip between the water [[hydroelectric reservoir|reservoir]] and the body of the spillway that exists to ensure water flows out of the reservoir when it is overfilled.
[[File:Crest trough.png|center|thumb|749x749px|Figure 1. A diagram of the crests and troughs of a wave.<ref>Wikimedia Commons (2008). (Accessed May 21, 2026). Crest trough [Online]. Available: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crest_trough.svg</ref>]]
== References ==
{{reflist}}
== For Further Reading ==
* [[Wave]]
* [[Wavelength]]
* [[Weir]]
* [[Hydroelectric dam]]
* Or explore a [[Special:Random|random page]]
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The term crest is ambiguous, and has applications in hydroelectric dams as well as small-scale weirs. From this ambiguity, the term crest may refer to:

Figure 1. A diagram of the crests and troughs of a wave.[1]

References

  1. Wikimedia Commons (2008). (Accessed May 21, 2026). Crest trough [Online]. Available: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crest_trough.svg

For Further Reading