Rehabilitation and renovation of damaged tunnels and hydro-mechanical equipment of dam and power plant projects in Iran is a major challenge and has to be seriously planned for now. Considering that Karun 1 dam has been in service for more than 50 years, the service and emergency gates of this project showed extensive damage and needed to be replaced. In the absence of a maintenance intake gate in front of this tunnel and the impossibility of emptying the upstream reservoir – whose dependent power plants must work non-stop – the redesign and installation of new gates must be made under a water head of 110 m. Primarily, four solutions are investigated to repair or replace the damaged parts of service and emergency gates and casing to seal the tunnel; of which one is selected as the final procedure. Then the recommended method of installation of the gates under the water head of 110 m is examined.
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November 09 2020
Study of rehabilitation plan of bottom outlet service and emergency gates of Karun 1 dam
Mohsen Ghaderi, PhD
Mohsen Ghaderi, PhD
Researcher, Semnan University, Semnan, Iran; Senior Hydro Mechanic Specialist, Head of Design Office, Fanavari Novin Niroo Co., Tehran, Iran (mohsenghaderi57@gmail.com, mohsenghaderi@semnan.ac.ir)
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1756-8404
Print ISSN: 1368-1494
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2020
Dams and Reservoirs (2020) 30 (3): 91–96.
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Ghaderi M (2020), "Study of rehabilitation plan of bottom outlet service and emergency gates of Karun 1 dam". Dams and Reservoirs, Vol. 30 No. 3 pp. 91–96, doi: https://doi.org/10.1680/jdare.20.00016
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