EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SHAFT SPILLWAY HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS OF DA SHI MEN HYDROPOWER
Shuangke Sun
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Shuangke Sun
Abstract
DaShiMen hydropower station is located on Mu Lun River which is at Keqi territory in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Syrah,is a balance of industrial water,hydropower and flood control task of comprehensive water conservancy and hydropower projects.The station maximum dam height is 63.78m,total storage capacity is 1.85×108m3,and total installed capacity is 6 000kW.The spillway is converted by the diversion tunnel and composed of the horn-type intake,shaft,ventilation pipe,stilling wells,free flow tunnel section,exports of energy dissipation and erosion facilities,etc.By a whole test of the 1:20.83 models,get a comprehensive study of the Hydropower shaft spillway's hydraulic characteristics of Da Shi Men station.
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DaShiMen hydropower station is located on Mu Lun River which is at Keqi territory in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Syrah,is a balance of industrial water,hydropower and flood control task of comprehensive water conservancy and hydropower projects.The station maximum dam height is 63.78m,total storage capacity is 1.85×108m3,and total installed capacity is 6 000kW.The spillway is converted by the diversion tunnel and composed of the horn-type intake,shaft,ventilation pipe,stilling wells,free flow tunnel section,exports of energy dissipation and erosion facilities,etc.By a whole test of the 1:20.83 models,get a comprehensive study of the Hydropower shaft spillway's hydraulic characteristics of Da Shi Men station.
Key concepts: Spillway, Hydropower, Environmental science, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering, Hydrology (agriculture), Three gorges, Flood myth