Hydro Dynamical Model of the Water Structures Ladce - Ilava - Dubnica - Trenčín  and  Kostolná – Nové Mesto – Horná Streda

Radomil Květon; Peter Dušička

Hydro Dynamical Model of the Water Structures Ladce - Ilava - Dubnica - Trenčín and Kostolná – Nové Mesto – Horná Streda

Authors

Radomil Květon
Peter Dušička

Keywords:

Hydro Power Plant, Water Work, Hydraulic Parameters, Terrain Measurements

Abstract

The Váh cascade of hydroelectric power plants has been constructed over 70 years. Individual power plants and entire groups of power plants were designed and built with different hydraulic parameters such as sizes of channels, discharges through power plants, etc. Therefore, the hydraulic structures of the Váh cascade are complicated. The water structures Dolné Kočkovce - Ladce - Ilava - Dubnica - Trenčín and Trenčianske Biskupice - Kostolná - Nové Mesto - Horná Streda are the groups of channel hydro power plants on the Váh Cascade. Last year were made by our department terrain measurements and research on this water structure system. The results of measurements were used for the better calibration of hydro dynamical model of these water structures. The presented paper describes this process.

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Published

2012-05-24

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2012)

Section

Power System Control, Liberalisation of Electricity Market

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