Hydraulic Model Experimental Research of SUE Hydropower Station

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The research of Metamorphosis hydraulic model experiment which is designed on the base of gravity similarity and turbulent resistance similarity into SUE Hydropower Station shows the structure layout and design size of SUE Hydropower Station are reasonable and overflow capacity of sluice can meet the requirements. Upstream circular-arc concrete guide wing wall and the guide wall between downstream stilling basin and power station outlet can play a role of diversion and smoothing the flow pattern. When the flow is more than design flow, the effect of energy dissipation and erosion control of stilling basin is not good. In order to enhance the effect of energy dissipation and erosion control of stilling basin, the basin shall be lengthened and baffle piers shall be set in the stilling basin to assist energy dissipation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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3554-3558

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August 2013

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