ORIGINAL PAPER
The improvement of water intake structures for energy and irrigation systems of mountainous and foothill rivers
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Azerbaijan Scientific-Research and Design-Prospecting Power Engineering Institute, Azerbaijan
Submission date: 2023-08-09
Final revision date: 2023-08-31
Acceptance date: 2023-11-15
Publication date: 2024-03-28
Corresponding author
Rashad Saffan oqlu Abilov
Azerbaijan Scientific-Research and Design-Prospecting Power Engineering Institute, Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan Scientific-Research and Design-Prospecting Power Engineering Institute, Azerbaijan
Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal 2024;27(1):119-138
KEYWORDS
TOPICS
Renewable energy sourcesEcological, economic, social and legal aspects in energy systemsEffective use of energyDevelopment of new energy technologies
ABSTRACT
The purpose of this study is to solve the efficiency and reliability problems of upstream water intake structures for energy and irrigation systems in the region of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Among the methods used in the study, experimental, analytical, and modelling methods should be distinguished. During the study, analyses and field investigations of main structures, and energy and irrigation systems in the foothills were conducted to identify the reasons for the low efficiency and reliability of existing old water intake structures and reduce their negative impact on the environment. The results of the study showed that many water intake structures built on small rivers are not only in poor working condition but also do not meet modern environmental requirements. Many of these structures were built more than thirty years ago and have not been modernized or reconstructed in accordance with new technologies and requirements. As a result of the study, recommendations were prepared for the design of new water intake structures that meet all modern environmental requirements and guarantee the more efficient use of water resources. These new facilities will also help to reduce water losses during the overflow process, which will make the use of water more cost-effective. Additionally, one of the main outcomes is the developed useful model, which pertains to the field of hydroengineering construction for water intake from mountain and foothill rivers, serving as an additional barrier to reduce the influx of large sediment into the reservoir.
METADATA IN OTHER LANGUAGES:
Polish
Ulepszenie struktur ujęcia wody dla systemów energetycznych i nawadniających rzek górskich i podgórskich
zaopatrzenie w wodę, budowle hydroelektryczne, odbudowa, budowa, rozwój systemu
Celem niniejszego artykułu jest rozwiązanie problemów związanych z wydajnością i niezawodnością struktur poboru wody dla systemów energetycznych i irygacyjnych w regionie Azerbejdżanu. Wśród metod wykorzystanych w badaniu należy wyróżnić metody eksperymentalne, analityczne i modelowania. Podczas badania przeprowadzono analizy i badania terenowe głównych struktur oraz systemów energetycznych i nawadniających na pogórzu w celu zidentyfikowania przyczyn małej wydajności istniejących starych struktur poboru wody oraz zmniejszenia ich negatywnego wpływu na środowisko. Wyniki badań wykazały, że wiele budowli hydrotechnicznych wybudowanych na małych rzekach jest nie tylko w złym stanie technicznym, ale również nie spełnia współczesnych wymogów środowiskowych. wymogów środowiskowych. Wiele z tych obiektów zostało wybudowanych ponad trzydzieści lat temu i nie zostało zmodernizowanych lub przebudowanych zgodnie z nowymi technologiami i wymogami. W wyniku przeprowadzonych badań opracowano zalecenia dotyczące projektowania nowych ujęć wody, które spełniają wszystkie współczesne wymogi środowiskowe i gwarantują bardziej efektywne wykorzystanie zasobów wodnych. Nowe obiekty przyczynią się również do zmniejszenia strat wody podczas procesu przelewania, co sprawi, że korzystanie z wody będzie bardziej opłacalne. Ponadto jednym z głównych rezultatów jest opracowany użyteczny model, który odnosi się do dziedziny budownictwa hydrotechnicznego dla poboru wody z rzek górskich i podgórskich, służąc jako dodatkowa bariera ograniczająca napływ dużych osadów do zbiornika.
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