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LOCAL STUDIES OF ICE COVER EFFECTS ON DAM GATES
Author(s) -
Sergey Evdokimov,
Евдокимов Сергей Владимирович,
A. S. Romanov,
Романов Алексей Александрович,
Boris G. Ivanov,
Иванов Борис Георгиевич
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
vestnik sgasu. gradostroitelʹstvo i arhitektura
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2304-0491
DOI - 10.17673/vestnik.2021.02.10
Subject(s) - hydroelectricity , spillway , hydro power , cover (algebra) , environmental science , scale (ratio) , engineering , power (physics) , civil engineering , computer science , mechanical engineering , geotechnical engineering , electrical engineering , physics , quantum mechanics
The experience of operation of surface emergency gates in ice-breaking conditions at a number of hydroelectric power plants has shown the insuffi cient eff ectiveness of the methods used to combat freezing of structures. The rules for technical operation of spillway dam gates in winter provide for heating of structures by slots, threshold and skin in conjunction with measures to maintain mines before construction. However, measures to heat gates and build mines are not always suffi ciently justifi ed and justifi ed. In order to obtain full-scale data and scientifi c information for the development of recommendations on operating and accounting modes during design, full-scale studies of stresses and defl ections in the load-bearing elements of the watershed gate of the hydroelectric power station were carried out. This article presents the results of fi eld studies in comparison with calculated values. As a result of the studies, information on the static operation of fl at gates in winter conditions is obtained, which is of theoretical and practical interest. The materials can be used to clarify technical operation rules and to clarify regulatory documents for the design of hydromechanical equipment at hydroelectric power stations.

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