An aeration facility that uses water flow centripetal force and inertial deflection to form an aeration cavity
An inertial and centripetal force technology is applied in the field of aeration facilities that utilize the centrifugal force of water flow to form an aerated cavity. The effect of simple shape and convenient construction
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[0028] A hydropower station hub consists of a main dam, discharge structures, and a factory building behind the dam. The barrage dam is a roller compacted concrete gravity dam, and the flood discharge structure is arranged on the riverbed dam section, consisting of five surface holes and two bottom holes. Two bottom hole spillway are arranged on both sides of the surface hole spillway. The bottom slope of the flood discharge tunnel is 3%. The original aeration and corrosion reduction uses the existing form of a combination of ridges and grooves. After operation, cavitation damage to the bottom of the flood discharge tunnel and large-area return water to the aeration cavity occurred. In the restoration project, the original aeration and corrosion reduction facilities were removed, and an aeration facility was used to form an aeration cavity by utilizing the centripetal force inertial deflection of water flow.
[0029] The specific structure is as Figure 1-4 As shown, the aera...
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