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Head-loss reduction in the water-intakes/outlets of pumped-storage tower (shaft)-type power plants

Authors: A. K. Fink; Yu. V. Polikarpov; I. E. Mikhailov;
doi: 10.1007/bf01545542
Head-loss reduction in the water-intakes/outlets of pumped-storage tower (shaft)-type power plants
Abstract
1. The installation of a conical transitional segment between a tower (shaft)-type water intake-outlet and penstock affects a significant reduction in head loss in the pump mode, but has virtually no effect on the magnitude of the latter in the pump mode. 2. The existence of a conical transitional element in the pump mode appreciably lowers the discharge velocities of the flow and increases the effective height of the water-passing openings by 1.5–1.7 times when the height of the intake openings h≥0.5dp. 3. The head losses in the intake-outlet decrease in the pump mode of operation with increasing degree of expansion of the transitional diffusor segment.
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