Research on Mathematical Model of Flow and Sediment Erosion Evolution at Wassit Power Station in Iraq

Ming Jin Zhang; Hua Qing Zhang; Hong Qian Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.405-408.2177

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Research on Mathematical Model of Flow and Sediment Erosion Evolution at Wassit Power Station in Iraq

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Based on site investigation data and historical data of characteristic hydrological years in Tigris River, the natural conditions and sediment environment were analyzed, a 2D mathematical model of flow and sediment was used to analyzed the intake schemes in Wassit power station (4×330MW). The calculation results based on the data of flow and sediment in representative year show that the erosion and deposition will occur in the region of water intake engineering. So the reasonable design parameters related to water intake by pump vessel should be provided by designer.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 405-408)

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September 2013

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Ming Jin Zhang*, Hua Qing Zhang, Hong Qian Zhang

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Flow, Intake, Numerical Simulation, Sediment Erosion

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