Analysis of the Influence of Hydraulic and Hydrological Factors on the Operating Conditions of a Small Hydropower Station on the Example of the Stary Młyn Barrage on the Głomia River in Poland
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small hydropower plant; HEC-RAS; operating conditions of SHPP; hydrological factors; climate change;All these keywords.
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