Difference between revisions of "Operational measures (turbine operations, spillway passage)"

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=Introduction=
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Turbine operations:
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Without modification of the water intake, the shutdown of conventional turbines is the only solution to avoid turbine passage and the corresponding fish mortality rates. This solution can in principle be effective, but can become very costly for the hydroelectric operator if the shutdowns are not targeted. The challenge is not only to target, but also to anticipate the events of downstream migration.
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=[[Methods, tools, and devices]]=
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==During planning==
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==During implementation==
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==During operation==
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=Classification table=

Revision as of 10:56, 24 October 2019


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Introduction

Turbine operations: Without modification of the water intake, the shutdown of conventional turbines is the only solution to avoid turbine passage and the corresponding fish mortality rates. This solution can in principle be effective, but can become very costly for the hydroelectric operator if the shutdowns are not targeted. The challenge is not only to target, but also to anticipate the events of downstream migration.

Methods, tools, and devices

During planning

During implementation

During operation

Classification table