Improving of the Functional Parameters from Water Stations

Aurora Alexandrescu; Simona Adina Miron

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.837.3

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Improving of the Functional Parameters from Water Stations

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The evaluation of connections between the functional parameters of hydraulic systems and the quality indicators of water, depending on time is obtained with the help of an original automatic calculation program, elaborated by authors. The original automatic calculation program defines the exploitations regimes for the overall outputs installation to be maximum, the total typical energy consumed to be minimum on the work cycle ensemble and the water quality to be according to international settlements. Follow the variation in hydraulic slope water transport channel, the variation between the weir and hydraulic ram level variation. The water depth studies the variation in drainage canal in biological stage.

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Aurora Alexandrescu, Simona Adina Miron

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Biological Stage, Coagulation Process, Flow, Head, Tank

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