Hydropower Infrastructure: Water Intakes and Hydraulic Construction

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Explores singular pressure drops, load losses, and laws of nodes and meshes in hydraulic networks.

Explores sizing reservoirs and dams using cumulative flow curves and tank dimensioning for dry and rainy periods.

Explores the design and construction of concrete dams, covering key aspects like dam heightening and foundation stability.

Explores hydraulic construction platforms, water intake design, and vortex formation mitigation in reservoirs and lakes.

Explores the role, operation, and sizing of reservoirs and dams in hydraulic works and installations.

Discusses seismic analysis and safety considerations for concrete dams, emphasizing dynamic modeling and cooling techniques.

Explores the impact of temperature on concrete and arch dams, admissible stresses, and stability.

Explores the design and construction of reservoirs and dams, focusing on criteria for choosing dam types and the impacts of dam construction.

Explores the design and purpose of hydraulic evacuation systems and the importance of hydraulic modeling for safety.

Explores hydraulic construction design, infrastructure, high-head challenges, and concrete coatings dimensioning.