Aeration facility with downward-bent base slab

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of flood discharge buildings and provides an aeration facility with a downward-bent base slab. The aeration facility at least comprises an aerator, vent holes, a base slab downward-bent section and an ogee section and is characterized in that the aerator, the base slab downward-bent section and the ogee section are sequentially arranged to form a whole, and the spliced whole is one part of a base slab; the vent holes are formed on the two downstream sides of the aerator and are communicated with a ventilation shaft and a ventilation corridor or directly communicated with the air; the aerator is combined by a flip bucket and a drop sill; the base slab downward-bent section is one section of arc curve and has a radius of 80-150 meters and a central angle of 6-10 degrees, the upper part of the base slab downward-bent section is connected with the lower part of the aerator, and the lower part of the base slab downward-bent section is connected with the upper part of the ogee section; and the radius value of the ogee section is three-six times of the water depth of the cross section. The aeration facility is not only suitable for spillage buildings with gradual base slopes, but also is suitable for steep base slopes, so that an excellent water flow state can be kept in various depths.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of flood discharge buildings, and is a bottom-bent type aeration facility. Background technique [0002] For flood discharge structures with high water heads, cavitation and cavitation damage are prone to occur on the flowing side wall. Aeration facilities are usually required in the project to promote aeration of the water flow and prevent the occurrence of cavitation damage on the wall surface. [0003] Maintaining a stable air intake cavity is the prerequisite for the aeration facility to perform its normal functions. If the cavity is unstable or the intake channel is blocked by accumulated water, the aeration facility will not be able to aerate and reduce corrosion. On the contrary, it will become a source of cavitation, causing or aggravating the cavitation and cavitation damage of buildings. Therefore, eliminating backwater in the cavity and ensuring smooth ventilation are the keys to the success of the aeratio...

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[0004] In addition, for discharge structures such as spillways with large bottom slopes, although water accumulation is not easy to occur in the aerated cavity, the setting of the aerated sill changes the water surface line of the original discharge channel, which will definitely affect the downstream discharge channel. Fluid influence

Therefore, when the water depth in the chute changes greatly, the setting of the aeration sill will face such a problem: that is, if the water depth is large, enough aeration cavities can be formed, and when the water depth is small, the downstream of the aeration sill will often form a larger cavity. Strong water splashing, the flow state is poor; on the contrary, if the water depth is small, the flow state of the chute is good, and when the water depth is large, sufficient aeration cavity cannot be formed, and the aeration protection length is reduced

Therefore, how to set up a reasonable aeration facility so that it can better adapt to changes in the water depth of the chute can not only ensure a good aeration effect, but also make the water flow in the downstream chute as smooth as possible without splashing water. Another difficult problem in the research on the size of gas facilities, and this problem cannot be solved by using conventional aeration sills or even special-shaped aeration sills

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