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Experimental investigation on the relationship between sluice caisson shape of tidal power plant and the water discharge capability

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  • Lee, Dal Soo
  • Oh, Sang-Ho
  • Yi, Jin-Hak
  • Park, Woo-Sun
  • Cho, Hyu-Sang
  • Kim, Duk-Gu
  • Eom, Hyun-Min
  • Ahn, Suk-Jin

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The change of water discharge capability of the sluice caisson of tidal power plant according to the change of geometrical shape of the sluice caisson was investigated by performing laboratory experiments. The major design parameters that constitute general shape of the sluice caisson were deduced and a total of 32 different shapes of sluice caisson models were subjected to the hydraulic experiments. For every sluice caisson model, the water discharge capability was estimated with five different flow rates and three different water level conditions. The experiments were carried out in an open channel flume with a great care to measure flow rate and water level accurately, which are key physical quantities in estimating the water discharge capability of the sluice caisson models. By analyzing the experimental results, influence of the respective design parameters on the performance of the sluice caisson was examined and the general guidelines to enhance the water discharge capability were suggested. The discharge coefficient of the best sluice caisson model ranged from 2.3 to 3.1 depending on the experimental conditions, which is far higher than the values that were adopted in the past feasibility studies in Korea.

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  • Lee, Dal Soo & Oh, Sang-Ho & Yi, Jin-Hak & Park, Woo-Sun & Cho, Hyu-Sang & Kim, Duk-Gu & Eom, Hyun-Min & Ahn, Suk-Jin, 2010. "Experimental investigation on the relationship between sluice caisson shape of tidal power plant and the water discharge capability," Renewable Energy, Elsevier, vol. 35(10), pages 2243-2256.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:renene:v:35:y:2010:i:10:p:2243-2256
    DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2010.02.018
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