Study on Combined Anti Seepage Characteristics of Upper Reservoir for a Pump Station

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Seepage control is one of the important problems when designing a hydropower station. The upper reservoir of one hydropower station was built by excavation and backfill partly. Its impermeable program is the combination by concrete panel, geomembrane and vertical curtain. With the finite element method , the model of the dam has been built. The potential distribution of groundwater in the library on the seepage filed is analyzed. It also analyzes the seepage slope of dam body, dam foundation and reservoir and calculates the seepage discharge and replenishment at the situation of normal storage level. The results show that potential distribution law of reservoir seepage field is clear and definite. The effect of cutting water head by anti-seepage curtain and curtain downstream under protective layer at the bottom of the coarse sand and back packing drainage is remarkable. The panel and geomembrane have an effect on cutting waterhead. The seepage flow of upper reservoir is 488.16m3/d and the supply flow is 1019.52m3/d. So the control scheme of the upstream seepage is reasonable technically.

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