Flood discharging method and flood discharging tunnel employing rotational flow and strong moisture mixing energy dissipation
A flood discharge tunnel and energy dissipation technology, applied in water conservancy engineering, marine engineering, coastline protection, etc., can solve the problems of difficulty in ensuring engineering safety, damage, affecting the stability of downstream high slopes, etc., to save engineering costs and prevent cavitation. Effect
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[0027] Traditional flood tunnels such as figure 1 As shown, it consists of a water inlet 1, an inclined well 2, an anti-arc section 3, an open flow outlet tunnel (diversion tunnel utilization section) 4, and an outlet deflector (or stilling pool) 5. The flood discharge process of the traditional flood discharge tunnel can be simply described as: when the flood from the upstream reservoir enters the flood discharge tunnel through the water inlet, since there is no energy dissipation facility, the kinetic energy converted from the potential energy of the high water level difference is concentrated at the exit of the anti-arc section at the bottom of the tunnel. The pressure is low, the flow rate is the highest, and the cavitation number of the leakage flow is the smallest. It is a cavitation sensitive area and is prone to cavitation damage. Although ventilation slots can be set up from the upstream of the anti-arc section to add air to the anti-arc section to reduce cavitation, ...
Embodiment 2
[0035] This embodiment proposes a swirl shaft (water flow rotates around the axis of the shaft) combined with a pad pond for energy dissipation and flood discharge, which is an improvement of the first embodiment.
[0036] As for the vortex chamber structure of the swirl shaft, it was used in small urban drainage projects in Italy as early as the 1960s. Due to its complex structure and relatively large size, it has not yet been applied to large and medium-sized hydropower projects. The simple swirling vortex chamber structure designed by the Chinese Academy of Water Sciences in 1995 was first applied to the flood discharge tunnel of the Shapai Hydropower Station in Sichuan, opening the door for hydropower engineering applications. However, the Shapai-type flood discharge tunnel still needs to excavate a stilling well under the tunnel floor, which is difficult to construct. The energy dissipation rate in the tunnel only reaches 70%, which still cannot meet the requirements of hi...
Embodiment 3
[0046] This embodiment describes a flood discharge method using a section of horizontal swirl tunnel (the water flow rotates around the axis of the flat tunnel) to connect the pad pond for energy dissipation. The facilities used are mainly composed of vertical shaft 8, ventilation shaft 18, swirl chamber 19, swirl hole 20, water cushion pond 16, and water outlet hole 10. Among them, the swirl chamber, swirl tunnel, water cushion pond and flood discharge tunnel are all built in the diversion tunnel. Its layout diagram is still in figure 2 , the flow of water as Figure 6 and Figure 7 shown.
[0047] The steps of flood discharge and energy dissipation are: the water flow enters the shaft from the water inlet, rotates in the swirl chamber and the swirl hole to form a spiral flow with a cavity, and makes a three-dimensional rotation and diffusion motion at the inlet of the pad pond to carry out a strong force. The water and air are mixed and stirred, and when they flow to th...
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