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N. V. Khanov 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1997,31(11):694-698
Model studies of the hydraulic operating conditions of an eddy tunnel outlet with an inclined shaft showed that:
Translated from Gidrotekhnicheskoe Stroitel'stvo, No. 11, pp. 41–44, November, 1997. 相似文献
– | for regimes without delivery of air into the flow core with swirler parameterA=1.1 and with delivery of air for all values ofA, submergence of the outlet section of the conduit in the lower pool noticeably affects the size of the core and promotes the formation of a hydraulic jump zone along the tunnel; |
– | insignificant (in value) submergences of the exit section of the tunnel have little effect on the discharge capacity of the outlet (their differences is Δ=1.4% forA=0.6, Δ=2.71% forA=1.1, and submergence even increases the discharge of the outlet Δ=0.8% forA=0.83). |
– | delivery of air into the flow core has little effect on the discharge capacity of the structure, with the exception of the layout with a swirler withA=0.6 (Δ=4.31% forA=0.6, Δ=0.5%, and Δ=0.9% forA=1.1); |
– | considerable vacuums are observed for regimes without air in the flow core, the absolute values of which with increase ofA drop intensely from Hfc=−4.5 m to Hfc=−0.3m; |
– | delivery of air into the flow core markedly reduces the vacuums in it and their values are close to zero; |
– | with increase of swirler parameterA the area occupied by the flow at the end of the tunnel decreases; |
– | regimes without delivery of air into the flow core are the most favorable with respect to the conditions of the pressure distribution on the conduit walls; |
– | submergence on the downstream side does not lead to an increase of pressure on the conduit walls if the vacuum in the flow core increases simultaneously with this. |
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A. B. Veksler V. F. Fisenko 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1997,31(2):106-110
Conclusions
Translated from Gidrotekhnicheskoe Stroitel'stvo, No. 2, pp. 33–36, February, 1997. 相似文献
1. | Operation of the structures of the Votkinsk hydrostation occurs under condition different from those proposed in the design: there is no backwater from the reservoir of the Lower Kama hydrostation, as a consequence of transformation of the Kama channel the lower pool levels are 1 m below the design levels. |
2. | As the experience of operating the Votkinsk hydrostation with considerable daily variations of the load and, accordingly, with considerable fluctuations of the lower pool level shows, the unprotected stretches in the lower pool in the zone of variable levels are subjected to erosion. They have to be protected during operation. The earlier works on revetting the eroded stretches are performed, the smaller the expenditures they require. |
3. | At hydrostations operating under conditions analogous to those of the Votkinsk hydrostation it is necessary to conduct hydraulic studies in the lower pool and to measure the flow velocities for the purpose of eliminating erosion as well as for the correct selection of the variant of revetting the downstream stretches. |
4. | For further safe operation of the Votkinsk hydrostation it is necessary to carry out in 1996–1998 revetting of the downstream slope of earth dam No. 1 and works on preventing scour behind the toe wall of the apron of the hydrostation in accordance with the design of Lengidroproekt. |
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A. P. Gur'ev A. E. Shchodro M. M. Chumicheva V. M. Shlikhta 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1991,25(4):198-201
1. | An intake structure with a closed flow having a vertical axis of rotation contributes to the development of a favorable kinematic structure in the channel, which makes it possible to minimize scouring beyond the structure. |
2. | Excedence of the near-bottom average and maximum velocities above the average velocities in the channel comes about atl3.3hc downstream from the axis of the intake. |
3. | The magnitude of the ratio of the maximum 1st-percentile and average 50th-percentile flow velocities (v1%/v50%), which characterizes the velocity pulsation, attains values for the undisturbed flow in the near-bottom region at a distancel4.1hc. |
4. | Complete equalization of the plan diagram of velocities is noted at a distance (4.9–7.8)hc from the axis of the intake structure. |
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P. R. Khlopenkov 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1976,10(3):273-279
1. | The energy-storage hydroelectric station (ESHES) can provide a 1.5–2-fold increase in peak capacity with a simultaneous threefold decrease in daily fluctuations of the water level in the lower pool. |
2. | A decrease in the length of the concrete structures located in the river channel (especially the length) of the powerhouse) reduces the consumption of concrete for the ESHES in comparison with the HES, which compensates for the cost of constructing the additional structures of the ESHES. |
3. | Unlike the HES, the ESHES operates in a sharp-peak regime and also during passage of flood waters. |
4. | Contrarotating pump-turbines are best suited for an ESHES because of various combinations of heads on its turbine and pump parts. |
5. | With increase in the speed of multistage hydraulic machines their placement depth decreases and the cost of the powerhouse is reduced. |
5.
Anakhaev K. N. 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1994,28(7):388-396
1. | Consideration of the three-dimensional character of seepage flow in the region of shore abutments in rock-and-earth-fill dams exerts a major influence on the basic seepage parameters required for the design of the core profile, the gradation of soils in reciprocal filters of transitional layers, etc. |
2. | The three-dimensional character of the flow exerts the most significant influence on the value of Jdis, especially along the line of contact between the lower face of the core and the shore slope Jdis.S. In that case, the steeper the slope, the greater amount the values of the discharge gradients are lowered. |
3. | With three-dimensional seepage, increased Jdis values arise in the core primarily along the water line of the lower pool and the line of contact between the lower face and horizontal underflooded sections; it is precisely in this connection that special protection should be specified. |
4. | In evaluating the seepage resistance of the core soil for contact overflow, it is recommended to use the component of the gradient Jdis normal to the plane of the downstream face Jn.n as the computed discharge pressure gradient. |
5. | Computational relationships for determination of parameters of three-dimensional seepage, which are required for engineering calculations of the cores of rock-and-earth-fill dams are proposed in the paper. Computational methods based on plane seepage yield significant errors in a number of cases, and should therefore be used with certain caution, even in preliminary stages of design. |
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E. K. Rabkova 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1991,25(3):157-164
1. | The morphometric method of estimating the geometry of stable canal channels, as based on a deeper physical nature and using the fluvial process theory principle, has become most popular in solving the problem of designing canals in alluvial soil. It can be considered that sufficiently reliable relations have presently been obtained which can be used in practice with consideration of the particular canal operating conditions. |
2. | More detailed investigations of the separate consideration of the transport of bottom and suspended sediments on stability for providing channel stability of canals when vvne are needed for refining the morphometric relations. |
3. | It is necessary to continue investigations of the effect of the sediment concentration of a flow on the velocity structure of the flow and noneroding velocity. |
4. | It is necessary to consider as one of the most important problems of open-channel hydraulics the activation of experimental and theoretical investigations of the three-dimensional turbulent structure of a flow for the purpose of estimating the distributon of local velocities in the flow cross section as a function of the size of the channel and roughness of its walls. |
5. | For dynamically stable canal channels investigations are needed for estimating the roughness coefficient as a function of the channel size , shape, sediment concentration of the flow, and bed-load transport. |
6. | It is necessary to prepare the relevant materials for compiling standard data on the design of dynamically stable canals. |
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G. M. Pod’yakov N. N. Kozhevnikov 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1998,32(6):352-355
Conclusions
Translated from Gidrotekhnicheskoe Stroitel’stvo, No. 6, pp. 41–44, June, 1998. 相似文献
1. | Clearing small silted rivers in the Volgograd and Rostov regions by means of floating dredges confirms the expediency of these works for irrigating farmlands, pisciculture, and improving ecology. |
2. | Works on clearing and dredging small rivers have their own characteristics, which should be taken into account when working out the technical documents and performing the works. |
3. | Simultaneously with channel clearing, comprehensive measures should be taken to prevent erosion of the banks and pollution of the river by wastewaters. |
4. | The project documents should be drawn up with consideration of a multipurpose approach to the use of the river’s water resources. |
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A. F. Dmitriev N. N. Khlapuk 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1991,25(12):766-769
1. | For short revetmentsl r/l j<1.5, the=" vertical=" component=" of=" the=" fluctuation=" instantaneous=" bottom=" velocity=" has=" a=" considerable=" effect=" on=" the=" depth=" of=" the=" scour=" pocket.=">1.5,> |
2. | The results of investigating the velocity structure of the flow obtained on erodible models with a length of the revetment less than 1.5l j and limited time of the experiment do not reflect the actual kinematics of the flow in the pocket in the case of completely stabilized scouring. |
3. | For the velocity-squared region of resistance of the channel and revetment lengths less than 1.5l j, as well as for the transition region of resistance and revetment length less than 2l j, it is necessary to carry out artificial lowering of the bottom of the lower pool to obtain the kinematic characteristics of the flow corresponding to stabilized scouring. |
4. | For a revetment length equal to or greater than 2l j, the results of investigating the kinematic structure of the flow obtained on the model can be transferred to the prototype without correction. |
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V. I. Magruk V. G. Rodionov N. A. Ordinyan E. A. Osin V. M. Nadtochii 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1999,33(10):599-602
Conclusions
Translated from Gidrotekhnicheskoe Stroitel'stvo, No. 10, pp. 39–42, October, 1999. 相似文献
1. | In the upper reservoir of the Zagorsk PSS there are standing waves of a complex frequency spectrum having a virtually undamped character. |
2. | The excess of the level of the crest of the upper reservoir embankment of the PSS should be selected with consideration of not only waves caused by meteorological factors but also the presence of standing waves. |
3. | The standard systems of measuring the upper pool level of the PSS should provide for averaging the measurements. |
4. | To eliminate nonproductive water losses through leaks of the close gate apparatus of the PSS units and increased power losses in the SC regime, it is advisable to provide for the installation of preturbine gates at newly planned PSSs. |
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G. M. Kaganov I. M. Evdokimova N. I. Sheraliev 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1998,32(3):129-133
Conclusions
Translated from Gidrotekhnicheskoe Stroitel’stvo, No. 3, pp. 19–21, March, 1998 相似文献
1. | When searching for the optimal steel percent needed for providing the bearing capacity of a specimen, it is necessary to take into account the factor of reinforcement arrangement in the soil. |
2. | It is seen from the dependences γcd*=f(ζ) obtained for specimens with various steel percent that with an increase of the factor of reinforcement arrangement in soil ζ the work conditions factor decreases, which makes it possible to introduce the given factor in formula (1) for determining γcd*. |
3. | The lining of the model must be regarded as an element increasing the bearing capacity of the reinforced earth model. |
4. | In the case of a discontinuous and continuous lining the bearing capacity of the models (with the same steel percent) is higher than that of models with a flexible lining. |
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B. V. Ukhin M. M. Fridman M. L. Shoshenskii 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1999,33(2):104-110
Conclusions
Translated from Gidrotekhnicheskoe Stroitel'stvo, No. 2, pp. 31–37, February, 1999. 相似文献
1. | Theoretical investigations and bench tests on a pump model made it possible to obtain the setting geometry that ensures extremely good power characteristics for pumps having large setting flow areas. |
2. | It is recommended to use wear-resistant white chromium-manganese cast iron for components in the setting of the GrT-4000/71 soil pump, which is intended for the transfer of sandy-gravelly soils with a lump size no greater than 60 mm. |
3. | Use of a dual-cup rubber shaft seal is recommended to improve the operational reliability of the pump. |
4. | To extend the longevity and improve the reliability of the drive of the soil pump, it is proposed to use a bearing with a set of spring that lower the axial forces on the bearing. |
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N. P. Lavrov Ya. V. Bochkarev 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1992,26(7):452-458
1. | A comparison of laboratory and on-site data on a determination of the maximum range of oscillations at the end of a direct hydraulic jump when waves enter it from a chute with the results of calculations by theoretical formulas (1), (2), and (3) confirms the applicability of one of these formulas (2) for superrapid flow and flow transitional from superrapid to rapid. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2. | The stilling basin generates secondary waves, reaching half of the depth of the basin d with respect to its height. With submergence of the basin from the lower pool, the range of variations of the level increases additionally by 2.0–2.5 times. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3. | On the apron behind the stilling basin, the drop of waves is insignificant, since the wave transformation coefficient at distance (40–90)hn, where hn is the natural depth, remains equal to . | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4. | The periods and lengths of the waves transformed in the stilling basin decrease with increase of discharge and Froude number Fr0 and approach in value the wave periods. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5. | Formulas (6) and (10) were obtained for calculating the maximum amplitude of oscillations of the free surface and maximum depth at the crest of oblique waves on the narrowing sections of the wave chutes and they were checked experimentally, which proved the applicability of these formulas for calculating a nonstationary oblique hydraulic jump. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6. | The proposed empirical formulas (12)–(17) can be recommended for an approximate evaluation of the parameters of the largest first waves on the narrowing stretch. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Under these conditions, the use of a stilling basin as an energy dissipator of a superrapid flow is not rational, since not dissipation but generation of secondary waves is observed in it.
When designing narrowing sections of chutes, it is necessary to take into account an increase of depth of the oblique jump with passage of roll waves. 相似文献
13.
S. A. Golovkov M. S. Lavrinovskii 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1998,32(6):310-314
Conclusions
14.
S. N. Starshinov 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1998,32(7):374-379
Conclusions
15.
N. T. Kaveshnikov 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1997,31(1):21-26
Conclusions
16.
S. G. Kushner 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1998,32(3):163-167
Conclusions
17.
A. S. Vorob'ev Z. A. Magomedov A. A. Onishchenko 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1989,23(8):467-470
18.
E. P. Brilov É. N. Shpolyanskaya 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1997,31(11):699-702
Conclusions
19.
V. P. Kudelin 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1999,33(10):587-592
Conclusions
20.
V. Ya. Martenson V. M. Braitsev Yu. S. Odinets 《Power Technology and Engineering (formerly Hydrotechnical Construction)》1990,24(12):775-780
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