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NATIONALSTANDARD

OFTHEPEOPLESREPUBLICOFCHINA

DesignCodeforSmallHydropowerStations

GB50071-2014

ChifeDevelopmentDepartment:MinistryofWaterResourcesofthePeoplesRepublicofChina

ApprovalDeparment:MinistryofHousingandUrban-RuralDevelopmentofthePeoples

RepublicofChina

ImplementationDate:August1,2015专用

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ChinaPlanningPress

Beijing2018

ChineseeditionfirstpublishedinthePeoplesRepublicofChinain2015

EnglisheditionfirstpublishedinthePeoplesRepublicofChinain2018

byChinaPlanningPress

rd

3Floor,CTower,GuohongBuilding专用

No.A11,Muxidi-Beili,XichengDistrict

Beijing,100038

www.jhpress.com

PrintedinChinabyFactoryattachedtoBeijingInstituteofGraphicCommunication

©2015bytheMinistryofHousingandUrban-RuralDevelopmentof

thePeoplesRepublicofChina

Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproducedortransmittedinanyformor

byanymeans,graphic,electronic,ormechanical,includingphotocopying,recording,

oranyinform人人文库ationstorageandretrievalsystems,withoutwrittenpermissionofthepublisher.

Thisbookissoldsubjecttotheconditionthatitshallnot,bywayoftradeorotherwise,belent,

re-sold,hiredoutorotherwisecirculatedwithoutthepublisherspriorconsentinanyformof

blindingorcoverotherthanthatinwhichthisispublishedandwithoutasimilarcondition

includingthisconditionbeingimposedonthesubsequentpurchaser.

ISBN978-7-5182-0813-5

中华人民共和国住房和城乡建设部公告

第1128号

住房城乡建设部关于发布小型水力发电站

设计规范等两项国家标准英文版的公告

现批准小型水力发电站设计规范小型水电站运行维护技术规范

《》GB50071-2014、《》GB/T

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专用2016年6月6日

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IntroductiontoEnglishVersion

DepartmentofInternationalCooperation,ScienceandTechnologyofMinistryofWaterResources,P.R.

ChinahasthemandateofmanagingtheformulationandrevisionofwatertechnologystandardsinChina.

TranslationofthecodefromChineseintoEnglishwasorganizedbyDepartmentofInternational

Cooperation,ScienceandTechnologyofMinistryofWaterResources,P.R.Chinainaccordancewithdue

proceduresandregulationsapplicableinthecountry.

DesignCodeforSmallHydropower

ThisEnglishversionofcodeisidenticaltoitsChineseoriginal

Station

(GB50071-2014),whichwasformulatedandrevisedundertheauspicesofDepartmentof

InternationalCooperation,ScienceandTechnologyofMinistryofWaterResources,P.R.China.

TranslationofthiscodeisundertakenbyChineseHydraulicEngineeringSociety.

TranslationtaskforceincludesHanYuhong,WuJian,LiYingdi,ChenYing,ZhengYu,LiuHairui,Sun

Mingxia,LiZhiping,WuXiuxia,YueLinlin,LiuYu,LuJianandYiYanlin.

ThiscodeisreviewedbyWangYicheng,ChengXiaotao,QiaoShishan,JinHai,LiuYongfeng,GuLiya,

ChengXialei.专用

DepartmentofInternationalCooperation,ScienceandTechnology

MinistryofWaterResources,P.R.China

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Foreword

Inaccordancewithprovisionsof2011DocumentforDevelopingandRevisingStandardsandCodeson

ProjectConstruction(JianBiao〔2011〕No.17)issuedbyMinistryofHousingandUrban-Rural

DesignCodeforSmallHydropowerStations

Development,thisCodeastherevisionofGB50071-2002,is

revisedbyWaterResourcesandHydropowerPlanningandDesignGeneralInstituteofMinistryofWater

ResourcesandSichuanInstituteofWaterResourcesandHydropowerReconnaissanceandDesign,together

withotherconcernedorganizations.

ThisCodeiscomprisedof18chapters,mainlyincludinggeneralprovisions,hydrology,engineering

geologicalinvestigation,computationofwaterandhydropower,layoutofprojectandhydraulicstructures,

hydraulicmachinery,heatingandventilation,electricalsystem,hydromechanicalstructures,fireprotection,

constructionplanning,landrequisitionandresettlement,environmentalprotection,soilandwater

conservation,projectmanagement,energyconservation,laborsafetyandindustrialsanitation,costestimation

ofproject,andeconomicevaluation,etc.

Revisionsmadetothepreviouseditionmainlyinclude:

1.Theapplicationscopeofthecodeisrevisedtothedesignofhy专用dropowerstationswithinstalled

capacitiesof0.5-50MW.

2.Threechaptersareadded,i.e.soilandwaterconservation,energyconservation,andlaborsafetyand

industrialsanitation.

3.Designprovisionsarepartlyrevisedtomakeitmoreapplicabletothepresentsituation,following

advancementofChinaintechnologyanddesignofsmallhydropowerstationsinthelast10yearsand

satisfyingtherequirementsofcurrentnationalandindustrialpoliciesandregulations.

Thearticlesinboldfaceinthiscodearecompulsoryprovisionsandmustbeenforcedstrictly.

MinistryofHousingandUrban-RuralDevelopmentisinchargeofadministrationandinterpretationof

compulsoryprovisionsofthiscode;MinistryofWaterResourcesisinchargeofdailymanagementofthis

code;WaterResourcesandHydropowerPlanningandDesignGeneralInstituteofMinistryofWater

Resourcesisresponsibleforinterpretationoftechnicalprovisions.Thecodeusersarekindlyrequestedto

collectinformationfromyourprojectsintheapplicationofthiscodeforsharingyourexperiences.All

communicationsandrequestsforproposingrevisionoramendmentshouldbesenttotheWaterResourcesand

HydropowerPlanningandDesignGeneralInstituteofMWR(Address:No.2-1,Beixiaojie,Liupukang,

XichengDistrict,B人人文库eijing,PostCode:100120,FaxEmail:jsbz@giwp.org.cn)forour

referenceinfuturerevision.

ThiscodeismainlydraftedbyWaterResourcesandHydropowerPlanningandDesignGeneralInstitute

ofMinistryofWaterResources,andSichuanInstituteofWaterResourcesandHydropowerReconnaissance

andDesign;assistedbyZhejiangDesignInstituteofWaterResourcesandHydroelectricPower,and

ChongqingSurveyingandDesignInstituteofWaterResources,ElectricPowerandArchitecture.

ChiefDraftingStaff

:

GaoXizhangLiChangyinLouShaochengLiXiaLiTao

LiZifanZengHuaijinWangXiaoyingHeDing’enLiWanjun

XiangChongpingYeJigangZhengChangyinHouChenggangTaoHong

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YuZhiyouNieBiaoLvZhongmingZhangYongjinDiaoZhiming

FanWeiping.

ChiefReviewingStaff

:

SiZhimingYaoZhimaoZhangLeiWangYingYueMenghua

WangJunhaiLeiXingshunJuZhanbinSunShuangyuanLinDecai

TanZhiyongWuJieTangHongjieChengWaJiangFenghai

WangQingmingFeiYongfaYangLeiqiZhuWeizhiHanXiaojun

WuShuyanTangXinhuaJiGangWangChunmanPuJikan

LiuHongyuLuYipianYangQuanmingLiXiaWangShuisheng

ZhaoQixingLiaoWeiwei.

专用

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Contents

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1GeneralProvisions(1)

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2Hydrology(2)

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2.1GeneralRequirements(2)

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2.2Runoff(2)

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2.3Flood(3)

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2.4RatingCurve(4)

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2.5Sediment,Evaporation,IceRegime(5)

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2.6AutomaticHydrologicalTelemetrySystem(5)

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3EngineeringGeologyInvestigation(6)

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3.1GeneralRequirements(6)

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3.2RegionalGeology(6)

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3.3EngineeringGeologyofReservoirs(6)

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3.4EngineeringGeologyofHydraulicStructures(7)

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3.5NaturalConstructionMaterial(9)

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4ComputationofwaterandHydropower(10)

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4.1GeneralRequirements(10)

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4.2ComputationofRunoffRegulation(10)

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4.3FloodRegulationandSelectionofCharacteristicFlood-ControlLevels(11)

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4.4SelectionofNormalWaterLevelandDeadWaterLevel(11)

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4.5SelectionofInstalledCapacityandTypeofHydropowerUnit(11)

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4.6SelectionofDimensionsofPowerWaterwayandVolumeofDailyRegulationPool(12)

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4.7AnalysisofReservoirSedimentationandBackwaterComputation(12)

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4.8ReservoirOperationModeandOperationalCharacteristicsoverMultipleYears(13)

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5LayoutofProjectandHydraulicStructures(14)

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5.1GeneralRequirements(14)

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5.2GeneralLayoutofProject(16)

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5.3WaterRetainingStructure(17)

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5.4WaterReleaseStructure(18)

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5.5WaterConveya人人文库nceStructure(20)

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5.6PowerhouseandSwitchyard(28)

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5.7StructuresforNavigation(29)

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5.8SafetyMonitoringInstrumentation(30)

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6HydraulicMachinery,HeatingandVentilation(32)

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6.1SelectionofTurbineandGenerator(32)

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6.2SpeedGoverningSystemandTransientAnalysis(33)

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6.3CoolingWaterSupplyandDrainageSystem(33)

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6.4CompressedAirSystem(34)

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6.5OilSystem(35)

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6.6HydraulicMonitoringSystem(35)

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6.7Ventilation(35)

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6.8OverheadCrane(36)

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6.9ArrangementofEquipment(36)

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6.10RepairEquipment(37)

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7ElectricalSystem(38)

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7.1AccessintoGrid(38)

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7.2MainElectricalConnection(38)

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7.3AuxiliaryPowerSupplyinPowerhouseandatDamSite(38)

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7.4OverVoltageProtectionandGroundingDevice(39)

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7.5Lighting(40)

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7.6ArrangementofElectricalEquipment(40)

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7.7CableSelectionandInstallation(40)

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7.8RelayProtectionandSafetyAutomaticDevice(40)

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7.9AutomaticControlSystem(41)

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7.10ElectricalMeasurementandInstrumentDevice(42)

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7.11PowerSourceforOperation(42)

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7.12VideoMonitoringSystem(42)

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7.13Communication专用

(42)

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7.14ElectricalRepairingandTesting(43)

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8HydromechanicalStructures(44)

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8.1GeneralRequirements(44)

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8.2SluiceGateandHoistingDevice(45)

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8.3Gates,TrashRackandHoistingDeviceforPowerWaterway(46)

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9FireProtection(47)

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10ConstructionPlanning(49)

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10.1GeneralRequirements(49)

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10.2ConstructionDiversion(49)

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10.3SelectionofBorrowandQuarryAreas(50)

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10.4ConstructionofMainWorks(51)

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10.5AccessandOnsiteTransportation(51)

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10.6ConstructionFacilities(52)

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10.7GeneralLayou人人文库tofConstruction(52)

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10.8MasterScheduleofConstruction(53)

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11LandRequisitionandResettlement(54)

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11.1GeneralRequirements(54)

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11.2ScopeandStandardofLandRequisition(54)

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11.3InventoryofPhysicalProperty(55)

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11.4RuralResidentRelocation(55)

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11.5MitigationofImpactsonTowns(56)

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11.6HandlingofSpecificItems(56)

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11.7CleaningofReservoirArea(56)

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11.8ImplementationPlanning(57)

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11.9CompensationforLandRequisitionandResettlement(57)

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12EnvironmentalProtection(58)

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12.1GeneralRequirements(58)

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12.2EnvironmentalImpactAssessmentandProtection(58)

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13SoilandwaterConservation(59)

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13.1GeneralRequirements(59)

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13.2SoilandwaterConservation(59)

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14ProjectManagement(60)

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14.1GeneralRequirements(60)

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14.2ProjectManagementScopeandProtectionScope(60)

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14.3OperationofProject(60)

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15EnergyConservation(61)

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16LaborSafetyandIndustrialSanitation(62)

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17CostEstimationofProject(63)

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18EconomicEvaluation(64)

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ExplanationofWordinginThisCode(65)

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ListofQuotedStandards专用(66)

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1GeneralProvisions

1.0.1

ThisCodeisformulatedtosatisfytheneedsforconstructionanddevelopmentofsmallhydropower

stationsinChina,withthepurposeoffollowingtechnicaladvancementandsharingexperiencesin

constructionofhydropowerstations,soastostandardizetechnicalspecificationsandimprovequalityof

design.

1.0.2

ThisCodeisapplicabletodesigningofsmallhydropowerstations(hereinafterreferredtoas

“hydropowerstations”)withaninstalledcapacityof0.5-50MWthatarenewlybuilt,upgradedand

rehabilitated.

1.0.3

Designofhydropowerstationsshallbeinlinewithintegratedplanofriverbasinsorhydropowerplan

ofriverandriverreaches.

1.0.4

Designofhydropowerstationsshallbemadeincompliancewiththecountry’scurrenttechnicaland

economicpolicies;whileoverallconsiderationshallbegiventolocalconditionsofwaterresources,

hydropower,navigation,soilandwaterconservationandenvironmentalprotection,aswellaselectricity

market.Thedesignshalltakethelocalconditionsintofullconsiderationforrationalutilizationofwater

resources.专用

1.0.5

Investigation,researchandreconnaissanceshallbecarriedoutforthedesignofhydropowerstations,

inordertogatherbasicinformationanddatarelatedtohydrology,meteorology,geography,geology,

constructionmaterials,powergrid,landrequisition,residentresettlement,environmentalprotection,soiland

waterconservation,riverexploitationandwateruseofvariousindustries.

1.0.6

ProvisionsstipulatednotonlyinthisCodebutalsointheprevailingnationalstandardsshallbe

compliedwithinthedesignofhydropowerstations.

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2Hydrology

2.1GeneralRequirements

2.1.1

Inhydrologicalanalysisandcomputation,thefollowingdatashallbecollected:hydrologicaland

meteorologicaldataandnaturalgeographicalfeaturesofboththebasininquestionanditsneighboring

basins,informationabouttheimpactofhumanactivitiesonthebasininquestionsuchasdevelopmentof

waterandhydropowerprojectsandsoilandwaterconservation,dataofregionalhistoricalfloods,and

comprehensiveanalysisandresearchofregionalhydrologicalandmeteorologicalinformation,etc.

2.1.2

Thebasicdataonwhichhydrologicalcomputationismadeshallbeanalyzedforitsreliability,

consistencyandrepresentativeness.Parameters,analysisandcomputationresultsadoptedshallbeexamined

fortheirrationality.

2.2Runoff

2.2.1

Computationofrunoffshallprovideallorpartofthefollowinginformationatdamsite:

1

Annual,monthly,10-dayanddailyrunoffseries,andmeanannualrunoff.

2专用

Annualandperiodicrunofffrequency.

3

Intra-annualdistributionofrunoffintypicaldesignyear,anddurationcurveofmeandailyrunoff,

etc.

2.2.2

Designrunoffshallbecalculatedbythefollowingmethodsbasedonthedataavailable:

1

Iftheconsecutivedataofrunoffseries(includingextrapolation)isavailableformorethan30years

forthedamsite,thedesignannualandperiodicrunoffshallbecalculateddirectlybythemethodof

frequencycomputation.

2

Ifrunoffdatafordamsiteisavailableforlessthan30years,butthereismorethan30yearsof

runoffdata(includingextrapolation)fortheupper,lowerorneighboringbasins,thedesignrunoffofa

referencestationintheabove-mentionedbasinsmaybeappliedtothedamsiteafterbeingrevisedbasedon

thedifferencesatcatchmentarea,precipitationandunderlyingsurfacecondition.

3

Ifthereisnorunoffdatainthedesignriverbasinwhiletheprecipitationdataisavailable,therunoff

maybederivedbyanalyzingtherelationshipbetweentheprecipitationandrunoffatahydrometricalgauging

stationinasimilarriverbasinnearby.

4

Ifnoneof人人文库theabove-mentioneddataisavailable,theregionalcomprehensivemethodmaybeused

forthecomputationofdesignrunoff.

2.2.3

Iftherunoffisaffectedbyhumanactivitiesinthebasinupstreamofthecross-sectionofthedesign

runoff,theextentofimpactshallbeinvestigatedandanalyzed,andrestorationcomputationshallbedonefor

therunoffdata.Ifrestoredflowdataisinsufficient,thecomputationofdesignrunoffmaybedoneby

analyzingthedirectstatisticsofactuallymeasuredrunoffseriesthathavebeenimpactedbyhuman

activities,orbytherunoffcomputationmethodincaseofdatashortage.

Iftheactuallymeasuredrunoffdataisinsufficient,themethodsuchascorrelationanalysismaybeused

forrunoffseriesextrapolation.

Ifcorrelationanalysisisusedforrunoffseriesextrapolation,thecorrelationcoefficientshouldbelarger

·2·

than0.8.Theyearsforextrapolationseriesshouldnotexceedtheyearsofseriesusedinthecorrelation

analysis.

2.2.4

Thetimeperiodforrunoffcomputationmaybeselectedasannuallyorperiodically(fornon-flood

nmth

seasonordryseason)accordingtothedesignrequirements.Inconsecutiverunoffseries,theempirical

P

frequencyindescendingorder,i.e.m,shallbecalculatedbytheformulabelow:

m

P

m=n×100%(2.2.4)

(+1)

ThePearsonTypeⅢfrequencycurvemaybeadopted,andthestatisticalparametersmaybeestimated

initiallybyusingthemomentmethodandthenadjustedanddefinedbythecurvefittingmethod.

2.2.5

Iftherunoffcomputationismadebyusingregionalcomprehensivemethod,theregionalprecipitation

runoffapprovedbythecompetentauthorities,isolinemapofstatisticalparameterorempiricalformulafor

runoffcomputationshallbeused.

2.2.6

Withregardtotheselectedannualrunoffseries,theirrepresentativenessshallbeanalyzedby

comparingthestatisticalparametersoflongandshortseriesonthebasisofdatagatheredbyregional

hydrometricgaugingstationsandprecipitationgaugingstations.

2.2.7

Withregardtotheintra-annualdistributionofrunoffinthetypicaldesignyear,theactualyearwith

itsempiricalfrequencyofannualandperiodicrunoffsimilarwiththedesignfrequencymaybeselectedas

thetypicalyear,andthenamendedanddeterminedbyusingthedesignrunoff.

Iftheactualmeasurementdataislimited,theannualdistributionof专用runoffinthetypicaldesignyear

maybederivedbyavailableregionalintegratedchartsofrunoff.

2.2.8

Ifariverwherethehydropowerstationislocatedhasspecialhydrologicalandgeologicalconditions,

theirimpactonthedesignrunoffshallbeanalyzedandstudied.

2.2.9

Incalculationofmeandailydischargedurationcurve,thefollowingmethodsmaybeuseddepending

ondataavailable:

1

Statisticsbysortingthemeandailydischargesinthreetypicalyearswithhighflow,normalflowand

lowflow.

2

Adjustedmeandailydischargedurationcurveatareferencestationcalculatedbasedoncatchment

areaandprecipitationofthesiteofhydropowerstation.

2.2.10

Theresultofrunoffanalysisandcomputationshallbecomparedwiththecomputationresultsof

upstream,downstream,mainstreamandtributaries,andadjacentbasinssoastoanalyzeandcheckits

rationality.

人人文库2.3Flood

2.3.1

Allorpartsofthefollowingdesignfloodresultsatdam(plant)sitesshallbeprovidedasrequired

forthedesignofhydropowerstations:

1

Annualmaximumpeakdischargesofdesignfloodswithdifferentfrequenciesandtheirmaximum

volumesinaperiodoftime.

2

Seasonalmaximumfloodpeakdischargeandfloodvolumeinaperiodoftimebyeachdesignflood

frequency.

3

Annualandseasonaldesignfloodhydrographsbyeachdesignfloodfrequency.

2.3.2

Thecomputationmethodforadesignfloodshallbeproperlychosenbasedonthedataavailablein

theregionwherethehydropowerstationislocated.

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Ifmorethan30yearsofactuallymeasuredandinterpolatedflooddataisavailableforthedam(plant)

siteorattheupstreamanddownstreamnearbylocations,thefrequencyanalysismethodshallbeemployedto

calculatethedesignflood.

Ifthereisnoflooddataforthehydropowerstationregion,butprecipitationdataisavailable,thedesign

floodmaybederivedfromthedesignrainstormbyanalyzingtherainstormfrequency.

2.3.3

Designfloodmaybederivedbasedoncomprehensiveanalysisoftheregionbyusingfloodand

rainstormdataactuallymeasuredorinvestigatedinthevicinityofthehydropowerstation,incasethatthe

actuallymeasuredfloodandrainstormdatafortheregionofthehydropowerstationislimited.Thedesign

floodmayalsobederivedfromthedesignrainstormbasedontheresearchresultsonrainstormandrunoff-

generation-and-concentrationareaswiththematchingRainstormRunoffCalculationChartsnationwideorin

provinces,autonomousregionsandmunicipalitiesdirectlyundertheCentralGovernmentthathavebeen

approvedbythecompetentauthorities.

2.3.4

Whenderivingdesignfloodfromdesignrainstorm,designrainstormsofdifferentdurationsmaybe

calculatedbyusingthedesignspotrainstormandthespot-arearelationship.Thedesignspotrainstormmay

becalculatedfromtheapprovedisolinemapofrainstormstatisticparameters.Temporaldistributionofthe

designrainstormmaybeobtainedbyamplifyingdesignrainstormsindifferentdurationswithsamefrequency

basedontheregion’scomprehensiverainfallpatternoratypicalrainfallpattern.

Thedurationofdesignrainstormmaybe24hordefinedaccordingtot专用hebasinareaanddurationofflow

concentration.

Parametersofrunoff-generation-and-concentrationtoderivedesignfloodfromdesignrainstormmaybe

foundontheapprovedrainstormrunoffcalculationchart.

2.3.5

Parametersandcalculationresultsusedinthecomputationofdesignfloodshallbeanalyzedand

examinedinmultiplewaystodemonstraterationalityoftheresults.

2.3.6

Forhistoricalfloodstobeadoptedinthecomputationofdesignflood,thehistoricalflood

investigationresultsthathavebeenpromulgatedbytheauthoritiesofprovinces(autonomousregionsor

municipalitiesdirectlyundertheCentralGovernment)maybequoteddirectly.Ifactuallymeasureddataor

investigatedhistoricalflooddataisunavailablefortheriverwherethehydropowerstationislocated,

investigationsregardinghistoricalfloodsshallbecarriedoutatthedam(plant)siteoratitsupstreamand

downstreamreaches.

2.3.7

Inthecomputationofstagedesignflood,thestageshallbedefinedaccordingtodesignrequirements

oftheproject,andthestartingandendingdatesshallcomplywiththepatternofchangesinfloodseason.The

stageshouldnotbeshorterthanonemonth.Thestagedesignfloodmaybeusedatcross-stage.

2.3.8

Ifthereisa人人文库regulatingstoragereservoirupstreamofthehydropowerstation,theregionalcomposition

ofdesignfloodshallbestudied,andthedesignfloodatthedamsiteundertheimpactofthewaterstorage

andregulationoftheupstreamreservoirbederived.

2.4RatingCurve

2.4.1

Ifthereisahydrometricalgaugingstationinthevicinityofthedam(plant)sites,upstreamor

downstream,observationofwaterlevelandinvestigationoffloodandlowflowlevelsmaybecarriedoutatthe

dam(plant)site,theslopeofwatersurfaceintheriverreachbeanalyzed,andthestage-dischargerelation

ofthehydrometricalgaugingstationafterrectificationbeadoptedatthedesignsections.

2.4.2

Ifthereisnohydrometricalgaugingstationattheriverreachofdam(plant)site,theratingcurveat

·4·

designsectionshallbecalculatedbyusinghydraulicformulaaccordingtothelongitudinalprofileandcross-

sectiondiagramsoftheriverreachandbasedontheinvestigatedandestimatedwatersurfaceslopesofflood

andlowflow.

2.4.3

Fortheproposedratingcurve,itshallbeverifiedbyusingactuallymeasuredandinvestigatedwater

levelanddischargedata.

2.5Sediment,Evaporation,IceRegime

2.5.1

Allorpartofthefollowingsedimentinformationatthedam(plant)siteshallbeprovidedas

requiredbythedesignofahydropowerstation:

1

Meanannualsedimentdischargeofsuspendedload,andsedimentdischargesofsuspendedloadin

high-sedimentyear,median-sedimentyearandlow-sedimentyear,andtheirintra-annualdistributions.

2

Meanannualsedimentconcentrationofsuspendedloadandactuallymeasuredmaximumsediment

concentration.

3

Sedimentgradationofsuspendedload,medianparticlediameterandmaximumdiameterof

sediments.

4

Meanannualsedimentdischargeofbedload.

2.5.2

Computationofsedimentofsuspendedloadforthehydropowerstationmaybeconductedbyusing

thefollowingmethodsbasedonthedataavailable:

1

Ifsedimentmeasurementdataisavailablefortheupstreamanddo专用wnstreamofdamsiteortheriver

basin,thesedimentcharacteristicvaluesfromthebench-markstationmaybeusedaftermodificationofthe

area.

2

Ifsedimentmeasurementdataislimitedorunavailablefortheriverbasinwherethehydropower

stationislocated,thesedimentcharacteristicvaluesmaybeestimatedaccordingtosedimentmeasurement

datafromadjacentriverbasinsorregionalcomprehensivechartoferosionmodulus.

2.5.3

Themeanannualwatersurfaceevaporationanditsintra-annualdistributionofthehydropower

stationreservoirmaybecalculatedbasedondatafromtheevaporationstationintheriverbasinoradjacent

areas,orontheregionalcomprehensivechartofevaporation.

2.5.4

Fortheriverreachwithiceregime,informationtobeprovidedshallinclude:statusofriverreaches

duringfreezingandthawingperiods;earliestandlatestdatesofemergenceofborderice,driftice,freezing-up

andthawingofthewholeriver;thicknessoffrozenice,sizeofdriftice,anddate,placeandscaleof

occurrenceofanyicejamandicedam.

人人文库2.6AutomaticHydrologicalTelemetrySystem

2.6.1

Thenecessityforsettingupanautomatichydrologicaltelemetrysystemshallbeanalyzedand

demonstratedbasedonconditionsashydrologicalregimeintheriverbasinandscaleofthehydropower

station,etc.

2.6.2

Thedesignofautomatichydrologicaltelemetrysystemmainlyincludetelemetrystationandnetwork,

meansofcommunication,optionsofnetworkingandcostestimate,etc.

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3EngineeringGeologyInvestigation

3.1GeneralRequirements

3.1.1

Engineering-geologicalinvestigationshallincludebasicgeologicalconditionsofprojectsiteand

predominantengineering-geologicalissues,hydro-geologicalconditionandassessmentofcorrosivenessof

environmentalwater,anddistribution,reserveandqualityofnaturalbuildingmaterials.

3.1.2

Inengineeringgeologicalinvestigation,thecurrentlyavailabletopographicalandgeologicaldata

shallbecollectedandused.Priorityshouldbegiventogeologicalsurvey,generalprospectingandsimple

onsitetestingastheinvestigationmethods;whiledetailedprospectingmaybeusedwhennecessary.To

enhancecomprehensiveanalysisofdata,intheengineeringgeologicalappraisal,themethodsofengineering

geologicalanalogyandempiricalanalysismaybeapplied.

3.2RegionalGeology

3.2.1

Availableregionalgeologicaldataofprojectsiteshallbestudiedtolocatethegeotectonicpositionof

projectsiteandanalyzetheimpactsofmainstructureoftheregionandh专用istoricalseismicactivitiesonthe

projectsite.

3.2.2

Thedynamicseismicparameterandbasicseismicintensityintheprojectsiteshallbedefinedin

SeismicGroundMotionParametersZonationMapof

accordancewiththeprevailingnationalstandardof

China

GB18306.

3.3EngineeringGeologyofReservoirs

3.3.1

Theinvestigationofreservoirseepageshallinclude:

1

Existenceofthindrainagedividesandlowadjacentvalleysaroundthereservoir,permeablebed,

fracturedfaultzone,orancientrivercoursethatleadoutwardsfromreservoir;andassessmentofprobability

andextentofseepage.

2

Patternofkarstdevelopmentinsolublerockzonesofreservoir,distributionelevationofspringsand

groundwaterwatersheds,distributionandsealingconditionofrelativeconfiningbeds,replenishmentand

dischargerelationshipbetweengroundwaterandriver,andassessmentofprobabilityofseepage,seepage

routes,seepagefeatures(conduits,solutioncracks)andtheirimpactonreservoirconstruction.

3.3.2

Theinvesti人人文库gationofreservoirbankstabilityshallinclude:

1

Featuresandstructuralcompositionofrock(soil)massonbankslopes,distributionofsoftsoil

strata,incisionconditionoffaulttectonics,andattitude,extensionandcombinationrelationshipofvarious

controllingstructuralplanesthatareunfavorableforbankslopestability.

2

Weatheringofrocks,unloadingstatusanddeformationfeaturesofreservoirrockslopes,and

identificationofthetype,nature,scopeandformationconditionsofanydeformation.

3

Distribution,scaleandstabilityoflandslides,slidemassanddangerousrocksatnear-damreservoir

slopes,andassessmentofimpactofdebrisflowinthevicinityofdam.

4

Distributionelevationandstableslopeangleofvarioussoilstrataattheareaswithpotentialofbank

caving,stableslopeangleofwavezone,andpredictionofscopeofbankcaving.

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3.3.3

Theimmersionsurveyshallinclude:

1

Structure,thicknessandcompositionofsoilstrataatpotentiallyimmersedarea,andtheburieddepth

ofunderlyingbedrockoroppositeconfiningbeds.

2

Permeabilityofsoilstratum,buryofgroundwatertable,replenishmentanddischargeconditionsof

groundwater,risingheightofcapillarywaterinsoilstratum,criticaldepthofgroundwaterthatcauses

immersion,predictionofthescopeofpotentialimmersionandanalysisofthecausesofpotentialswamping

andsalinization.

3.3.4

Reservoirconstructionconditionsandenvironmentalandgeologicalissuesthatmaypossiblyoccur

afterimpoundmentshallbeassessedbyinvestigation,andsuggestionsontreatmentmeasuresshallbe

proposedforunfavorablegeologicalissues.

3.4EngineeringGeologyofHydraulicStructures

3.4.1

Theinvestigationintothesiteofanearth-rockdamshallinclude:

1

Stratigraphictexture,layeringthickness,distributionfeaturesofriverbedoverburdenandterrace

deposit,distributionofsludge,finesandlayer,collapsibleloess,suspendedandsolitaryboulderlayersinboth

thepresentandtheancientriverbeds,andassessmentofthebearingcapacity,deformation,shearingstrength,

seismicliquefactionofsoillayerandotherdambuildingconditions.

2

Proposalofpermeabilitycoefficientofrock(orsoil)mass,专用allowablepermeabilitygradient,

physical-mechanicalparameters,andadvicesontreatmentofunfavorablegeologicalissues.

3

Distribution,width,fillingconditionofanyfracturedfaultzoneandzoneswithconcentrationfissures

locatedatanti-seepagestructures,andassessmentoftheirseepagestability.

4

Weathering,unloadingthicknessandpropertiesofrockmassatdamfoundation(abutment).

5

Distributionelevationofrelativeconfiningbedsatdamfoundation(orabutment)andburieddepth

ofgroundwateronbothbanks,andproposalregardinganti-seepagescopeanddepthofdamfoundation(or

abutment).

3.4.2

Theinvestigationintothesiteofaconcretedamshallinclude:

1

Topographyandlandformofthedamsite,thicknessandpermeabilityfeatureofoverburden,scope

anddepthofriverbedchannel.

2

Lithologiccharacteristicsandphysical-mechanicalpropertiesofdamfoundation(abutment);

distributionandpropertiesofweakintercalations.

3

Weatheringandunloadingcharacteristicsofrockmassatdamfoundation(abutment);positionsof

fracturedfaultzone,fissure-concentratedzone,faultalongtheriverandlow-dipstructureplane,and

propertiesandexten人人文库sionstatusoffillingmaterials.Categorizationofqualityofrockmassondamfoundation,

identificationofpositionofusablerocksurfaceandproposalforphysical-mechanicalparametersofrock

(soil)mass.

4

Distribution,scale,fillingconditionandconnectivityofKarstcaveandpassagesinthedam

foundation(abutment)ofsolublerockdamsite;distributionandflowofKarsticsprings,andthe

characteristicsofreplenishment,runoffanddischarge.

5

Hydrologicalandgeologicalconditionsofdamsite,permeabilityandzoningofrockmassindam

foundation(abutment)andtheburieddepthofanyrelativelyimperviouslayer,andtoproposetheanti-

seepagescopeanddepthforthedamfoundation(abutment).

6

Assessmentofanti-slidestability,deformationandseepagestabilityofthedamfoundation

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(abutment),andproposaloftreatmentmeasuresforunfavorableengineeringgeologicalissues.

7

Investigationintothesiteofaconcretedam(gate)tobebuiltonoverburdenmayrefertothe

relevantrequirementsforthesiteofanearth-rockfilldam.

3.4.3

Theinvestigationintowaterreleasestructuresshallinclude:

1

Topographyandlandform,stratigraphiclithology,geologicalstructure,weatheringandunloading

characteristicsofrockmass,groundwatertable,andphysical-mechanicalpropertiesofrock(orsoil)mass.

2

Stabilityofslopesonbothbanksandanti-scourcharacteristicsofrockmassinscouringarea.

3

Suggestionsonphysical-mechanicalparametersofrock(orsoil)massandtreatmentmeasures.

3.4.4

Theinvestigationintoundergroundstructuresincludingtunnels,undergroundpowerhouse,surge

chamberandembeddedpipesshallinclude:

1

Topographyandlandform,stratigraphiclithology,geologicalstructure,groundwatertable,thickness

ofoverlayingrockmass,thicknessofweatheringandunloadingzonesofrockmassatintakeandoutlet,

propertiesandextensionlengthofstructuralplaneofmajorfaultsandweaklayersandtheircombination

relationshipwithaxesoftunnelsorchambers.Categorizationofthesurroundingrocksbytheirengineering

geologicalpropertiesandproposalforphysical-mechanicalparametersofrock(orsoil)mass.

2

Assessmentoftunnelingconditionandstabilityofslopesatintakeandoutlet;investigationofdanger

ofpoisonousandexplosivegasesatanytunnelsectionsthatpassthroughcoal-bearingstrata;assessmentof

stabilityofsurroundingrocksingoafchambersandrockburstindeeptun专用nels;andanalysisandassessment

oftheimpactofkarstcavesandundergroundriversystemsinsolublerockareaonthetunnelingcondition.

3

Assessmentofthestabilityofrockmassatcaveroof,highsidewallandconjunctionsectionswith

considerationofcrustalstressforundergroundpowerhouseandsurgechamber,andproposaloftreatment

measuresandsuggestions.

4

Identificationoftherelationshipbetweendipangle,inclinationofrockstratawithdipangleofpipes

thatareembeddedinstratifiedstrata,andassessmentofstabilityconditionsofrockmass.

3.4.5

Theinvestigationintochannelsshallinclude:

1

Topographyandlandform,stratigraphiclithology,geologicalstructure,anddistributionoflandslide

anddebrisflow.

2

Segmentationofchannelsintoengineeringgeologicalsectionsaccordingtoslopeheight,properties

ofrock(orsoil)massandstrataattitude,andassessmentofchannelseepageandstabilityofchannel

foundationandslopes.

3

Proposalofcorrespondingphysical-mechanicalparametersofrock(orsoil)massandsuggested

valueofstableslope,andadvicesontreatmentmeasures.

3.4.6

Theinvesti人人文库gationintopenstocksandforebayshallinclude:

1

Topographyandlandform,thicknessofoverburden,slopeofbedrocksurface,geologicalstructure,

stabilityconditionsofmountain,physical-mechanicalpropertiesofrock(orsoil)massatforebayand

anchorageblockfoundation.

2

Assessmentofstabilityofslopesalongthepenstockandtheforebay,bearingcapacityoffoundation

anddifferentialdeformation,andproposalofphysical-mechanicalparametersofrock(orsoil)mass.

3.4.7

Theinvestigationintothesitesofmainandauxiliarypowerhousesshallinclude:

1

Topographyandlandform,characteristicsofrock(orsoil)mass,bearingcapacity,deformation

properties,permeabilityandslopestability.

2

Identificationof-distributionandpropertiesofweatheringzone,unloadingzoneandweak

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intercalationofrockmassforstructuresonrockfoundation,andproposalofthephysical-mechanical

parametersofrockmass.

3

Identificationofthickness,properties,stratifiedcharacteristicsandpermeabilityofoverburden,the

buryofgroundwater,anddistribution,propertiesandseismicliquefactionconditionofanymudandfinesand

layerforstructuresonsoftfoundation,andassessmentofdeformationandpermeabilitystability;andproposal

ofvariousphysical-mechanicalparametersandsuggestionsontreatmentmeasures.

3.5NaturalConstructionMaterial

3.5.1

Fornaturalbuildingmaterials,aninitialinvestigationordetailedinvestigationshallbecarriedoutas

requiredatdifferentdesignstages.

3.5.2

Ifnaturalaggregateisinsufficientoritsexcavationisnotcost-effective,thesourcesofartificial

aggregateshallbeinvestigatedandtheirreserves,quality,conditionsforexcavationandtransportationshall

beassessed.

专用

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4ComputationofWaterandHydropower

4.1GeneralRequirements

4.1.1

Theprincipleofintegratedwaterresourcesmanagementshallbeinsistedinthedesignofhydropower

energy,underwhichappropriateconsiderationsshallbepaidtothecorrelationsbetweendemandand

potential,shorttermandlongtermperspectives,upstreamanddownstreaminterests,waterresources

developmentandeco-environmentprotection,landrequisitionandresettlement,withtheaimofexploiting

waterresourcesinaneconomicandrationalway.

4.1.2

Thedesignofhydropowerenergyshallbemadebasedonintegratedplanningofriverbasinorthe

overallplanningandelectricpowerplanningoftheriver(orriversection).Themaincontentsofdesign

shallcover:determinationofthedevelopmenttaskandpowersupplyscopeofthehydropowerstation

accordingtotherequirementsofvariousauthoritiesformultiplepurposes,selectionofdesigndependability

anddesignlevelyear,determinationofscaleandcharacteristicvaluesofthehydropowerstation,studyof

operationmodesofreservoirandhydropowerstation,andclarificationofprojectbenefits.

4.1.3

Thedesignofhydropowerenergyshallbemadebasedoncollect专用ionandanalysisofbasicdataof

localsocio-economicandnaturalconditions,electricpowersystemandeco-environmentprotection,andon

therequirementsformulti-purposeutilization.

4.2ComputationofRunoffRegulation

4.2.1

Inthecomputationofrunoffregulation,thedatathatshallbegatheredincludelong-seriesmonthly

(10-day)runoffanddailyrunoffintypicalyears,ratingcurvedownstreamofthehydropowerstation,

evaporationatthereservoirsurfaceandseepageinthereservoir,reservoirstage-capacity-areacurve,water

demandofauthoritiesformultiplepurposes,andtherequirementforecologicalwaterconsumption,etc.

4.2.2

Inthecomputationofrunoffregulation,waterbalanceshallbemadeaccordingtoregulating

capabilityofthehydropowerstationandwaterdemandsofvariousauthorities,tocalculatefirmpowerofthe

hydropowerstation,meanannualelectricityproductionandtypicalwaterheads,andthentoclarifyoperation

characteristicsandbenefitsofthehydropowerstation.

4.2.3

Thedesignreliabilityofahydropowerstationmaybeselectedwithin80%-90%accordingtothe

proportionofcapacitiesofthehydropowerstationintheelectricpowersystem,theregulatingperformance

andtheinstalledca人人文库pacityofthehydropowerstation,etc.

4.2.4

Thechronologicalseriesmethodshallbeappliedinthecomputationofrunoffregulation.Formulti-

yearregulatingreservoirandannualregulatingreservoir,longseries(notlessthan30years)shallbe

adoptedforcomputationbasedonmeanmonthly(10-day)discharge;fornon-regulatingordailyregulating

hydropowerstations,thecomputationmaybemadebyadoptingthemeandailydischargeinlongseriesorthe

meandailydischargeinatypicalyearaccordingtodataavailability.Threerepresentativeyearswithhigh

flow,normalflowandlowflowmaybeselectedasthetypicalyear.Tworepresentativeyearswithmoderately-

higherormoderately-lowerthannormalyearsmayalsobeadded.

4.2.5

If,upstreamordownstreamofthehydropowerstationindesign,waterandhydropowerprojectshave

beenbuiltorareplannedtobebuiltinthedesignlevelyear,thecomputationofrunoffregulationshallbe

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madeforcascadehydropowerstations.

4.2.6

Thefirmoutputshallbedefinedbasedonthecurveofoutputreliabilityplottedfromtherunoff

regulationcomputation,andthendeterminedbytheselecteddesignreliability.

4.2.7

Thelong-seriesannualelectricityproductionortheaveragevalueinatypicalyearmaybeadopted

asthemeanannualelectricityproductionofthehydropowerstation.

4.3FloodRegulationandSelectionofCharacteristicFlood-ControlLevels

4.3.1

Inthecomputationoffloodregulation,techno-economiccomparisonshallbemadeforthescaleof

dedicateddischargestructuresandlimitwaterlevelduringfloodseasonaccordingtothefloodcontrol

standardofprojectanddownstreamfloodcontrolrequirements,soastodeterminethefloodseasonlimit

level,thedesignfloodlevelandthecheckfloodlevel.

4.3.2

Thefloodcontrollevelshallbedetermined,undertheprincipleofintegratingfloodcontrolwith

beneficialuses,throughacomprehensiveanalysisoftheimpactofdifferentfloodcontrollevelsonmajor

beneficialgoals,downstreamfloodcontrol,sedimentation,reservoirinundationandprojectinvestment,etc.

4.3.3

Forcascadereservoirs,thefloodcontrolstandard,floodcontrolassignmentandfloodregulation

principleofeachreservoirinthecascadeshallbeanalyzedsothatthefloodcontroloperationmodeofthe

designedhydropowerstationiscoordinatedwiththatofotherreservoirsinthecascade.

4.4SelectionofNormalWaterLevelandDeadW专用aterLevel

4.4.1

Fortheselectionofnormalstoragelevel,severaloptionsshallbeformulatedaccordingtotheriver

cascadedevelopmentprogram,requirementsformultipurposeutilization,constructionconditionsofproject,

sedimentation,reservoirinundation,andeco-environment,andthenfinalizedthroughtechno-economic

demonstrationandcomprehensiveanalysis.

4.4.2

Selectionofdeadwaterlevelshallbefinalizedaftercomprehensiveanalysisofrequirementsof

variousauthoritiesforwaterlevel,reservoirsedimentationandoperatingconditionsofhydraulicturbines,etc.

4.5SelectionofInstalledCapacityandTypeofHydropowerUnit

4.5.1

Installedcapacityshallbeselectedonthebasisofanalysisofregulatingperformanceofthe

reservoir,requirementsformultipurposeutilization,systemloadinginthesystemdesignlevelyearandits

characteristics,scopeofpowersupplyandstructureofpowersources,andthenfinalizedbycalculating

annualelectricityproduction,powergenerationbenefitandrelatedcostsofeachinstalledcapacityscheme,

combiningwithacomprehensivecomparisonofelectricpowerandenergyoutputequilibrium.

4.5.2

Thedesign人人文库levelyearmaybedeterminedwithreferencetothenationaleconomicplanningofthe

system,scaleofthehydropowerstationanditsweightinthesystem.Forthekeyhydropowerstationinthe

system,aperiodof5-10yearsafterthefirstunitisputintooperationmaybeadoptedasthedesignlevelyear

ofthehydropowerstation.

4.5.3

Thepowersupplyscopeofahydropowerstationshouldbedeterminedbyanalyzingthedevelopment

planningoflocalelectricpowersystem,scaleofthehydropowerstationanditsfunctioninthesystem.

4.5.4

Forareservoirmainlyoperatedforirrigationandwatersupply,whendefiningtheinstalledcapacity

ofthehydropowerstation,variousalternativesofinstalledcapacitiesshallbeformulatedonthebasisof

dischargedurationofirrigationandwatersupply,andthenfinalizedaftertechno-economiccomparison.

4.5.5

Fortheselectionofinstalledcapacity,theflowratetobeabstractedbythehydropowerstationshall

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becoordinatedwiththeupstreamanddownstreamstationsinthecascade.

4.5.6

Theratedheadofhydraulicturbinesshallbedeterminedaccordingtothevaryingcharacteristicsof

waterheadandtheweightedaveragewaterheadofthehydropowerstation.Forhigh-water-headdiversion-

typehydropowerstations,theminimumheadmaybeappliedastheratedhead;forothertypesofhydropower

stations,theratedheadmaybeselectedbetween0.85and0.95basedontheratioofratedheadtoweighted

averagewaterhead,andtheratedheadshouldnotbehigherthantheweightedaveragewaterheadinflood

season.

4.5.7

Fortheselectionoftypeandnumberofunitsforhydraulicturbines,severaloptionsshallbe

formulatedtocalculatethebenefitsandcostsaccordingtothehydropowerstationoutput,varying

characteristicsofwaterhead,layoutofthehydropowerstationcomplex,equipmentmanufacturingcapability,

andoperationalrequirementoftheelectricpowersystem,andthenfinalizedaftercomprehensiveanalysisand

comparison.Thenumberofunitsshouldnotbelessthantwotoensuresafetyandflexibilityofthepower

systemoperation.

4.5.8

Aftertheinstalledcapacityofahydropowerstationisselected,theeffectiveenergyoutputshallbe

calculatedandanalyzed,takingintoconsiderationthebalanceofelectricpowerandenergyoutputofthe

system.Forhydropowerstationsforwhichthebalanceofelectricpowerandenergyoutputisnotconsidered,

theeffectiveenergyoutputmaybederivedfromthecoefficientofeffectiveenergyoutput.

4.6SelectionofDimensionsofPowerWaterwayandVolume专用ofDailyRegulationPool

4.6.1

Fordiversiontypehydropowerstations,thedimensionsofheadraceandthevolumeofdaily

regulationpoolshallbeselectedbasedonanalysisandcomparisonoflandform,geology,ice,sedimentation,

installedcapacityofthehydropowerstationanddailyoperationmode,etc.

4.6.2

Thedimensionsofheadraceshallbeselectedthroughcomparisonofvariousschemesbycalculating

thebenefitandcostsofenergyoutputineachscheme.

4.6.3

Thevolumeofdailyregulationpoolmaybeselectedaccordingtothestoragecapacityrequiredfor

dailyloadoperationafterbeingregulatedunderthedesignreliability.Thesafetyfactormaybe1.1-1.2.

4.6.4

Iftherearenorestrictionsbyotherauthoritiesinchargeofcomprehensiveutilizations,thevolumeof

dailyregulationpoolsofcascadehydropowerstationsshouldbedeterminedbysimulatingthesynchronous

operationofthecascadehydropowerstations.

4.7AnalysisofReservoirSedimentationandBackwaterComputation

4.7.1

Iftheratioofstoragecapacitytoannualsedimentvolumeflowingintothereservoir(hereinafter

referredtoas“ratio人人文库ofstoragetosediment”)islessthan30,thesedimentationbecomesamajorissueforthe

project;therefore,areservoirsedimentregulatingmodethataimstoreleasesedimentandreduce

sedimentationshallbeformulatedaccordingtothecharacteristicsofflowandsediment,reservoir

configuration,scaleofreleasingflow,andtheimpactofsedimentationonreservoirinundationandeco-

environment,etc.Iftheratioofstoragetosedimentislargerthan30,thesedimentationissueisless

significant;then,iftherearenoimportantandsensitiveinundatedobjectsorotherfacilitiesinthereservoir,

itisnotobligatorytoconsidertheimpactofsedimentation,nortostudythereservoirsedimentregulating

mode.

4.7.2

Forsediment-ladenriverswithrelativelylargenaturalsedimentconcentration,i.e.themeanannual

3

sedimentconcentrationislargerthan1.0kg/m,theanalysisandcomputationofreservoirsettlingsediment

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shouldbecarriedoutsoastoproposethesedimentpreventionmeasuresforthediversionoftheproject.

4.7.3

Forhigh-water-headhydropowerstations,theallowableconcentrationofsedimentthatpasses

throughtheturbinesshallbeproposed.

4.7.4

Inthecomputationofsedimentscouringandsiltingofthereservoir,variousmethodsmaybeadopted

basedontheflowandsedimentcharacteristics,thereservoirsedimentregulatingmode,andhydrologicaldata

availability,etc.Ifthereislessdataavailable,theanalogousorempiricalmethodmaybeapplied.Ifmore

dataareavailable,themathematicalmodelingmaybeusedforcalculation,whilethemajorparametersshall

becalibratedbyactuallymeasuredfigures,tofindoutthelocationsandvolumesofsedimentation,andits

impactonregulatedstoragecapacity,etc.

4.7.5

Inthecomputationofreservoirbackwater,thenaturalwatersurfaceprofilebeforeconstructionofthe

reservoirandthewatersurfaceprofileofbackwaterinreservoirwithinthepredicteddurationof

sedimentationuponcompletionofthereservoirshallbederivedfromthedesigndischargeaccordingtothe

rivercourseconditions,characteristicsandoperationmodeofreservoir.

4.8ReservoirOperationModeandOperationalCharacteristicsoverMultipleYears

4.8.1

Thereservoiroperationmodeshallbeproposedbasedonthedefinedparameterswithconsideration

ofmulti-purposerequirementsandthesituationofexistingcascadereservoirs.

4.8.2

Theoperatingcharacteristicsoveryearsshallbeproposedaccordingtotheoperationmodeof

reservoir.专用

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5LayoutofProjectandHydraulicStructures

5.1GeneralRequirements

5.1.1

Thescalesofprojectsandthegradesofstructuresshallmeetthefollowingrequirements:

1

ScalesofhydropowerstationsshallbeclassifiedasScaleIVandScaleVdependingontheirsizes.

TheclassificationshallbedefinedaccordingtotheprovisionsasshowninTable5.1.1-1.

Table5.1.1-1ScalesofHydropowerStations

TotalStorageFarmlandProtected

ProjectInstalledIrrigationArea

ProjectSizeCapacityof4fromFlood

ScaleCapacity(MW)43(10mu)4

Reservoir(10m)(10mu)

IVSmall-size(1)50-101000-1005-0.530-5

VSmall-size(2)<10100-10<0.5<5

Notes:1Totalstoragecapacityofreservoirreferstothestaticstoragevolumebelowthemaximumstageofreservoir.

2Foramulti-purposewaterandhydropowerproject,ifdifferentscalesaregivenforitsdifferentpurposes,thehighestoneshallbetaken

asthescaleoftheproject.

2

31mu=666.7m.

2专用

Thegradesofhydraulicstructuresshallbedefinedaccordingtothescalesofprojectsasshownin

Table5.1.1-2.

Table5.1.1-2GradesofHydraulicStructures

GradeofPermanentHydraulicStructures

ProjectScale

MainStructureSecondaryStructure

IV45

V55

3

IfthedamheightsexceedthoseasstatedinTable5.1.1-3,theirgradesmayberaisedbyone

grade,butthestandardsforfloodcontrolmaykeepunchanged.

Table5.1.1-3IndicesforRaisingGradeofReservoirDams

OriginalGradeofDam45

Earth-rockDam5030

HeightofDam(m)ConcreteDam,

7040

人人文库StoneMasonryDam

Notes:1Ifhydraulicstructuresarebuiltundercomplicatedengineeringgeologicalconditions,ornewdamtypeandnewstructuresareadopted,

thedamgrademayberaisedbyonegrade,butthestandardsforfloodcontrolarekeptunchanged.

3

2Ifthetotalstoragecapacityofreservoirislargerthanorequalto10millionm,theearth-rockdamishigherthan50m,theconcretedam

andthestonemasonrydamarehigherthan70m,orthegradeofstructureishigherthanGrade4forsomereasons,thedesignoftheir

waterretainingandreleasingstructuresshallbeincompliancewiththeprovisionsofcurrentrelevantnationalstandardsaswell.

5.1.2

Thefloodcontrolstandardforhydraulicstructuresshallbeincompliancewiththefollowing

requirements:

1

Thefloodcontrolstandardsforhydraulicstructuresofreservoirprojectsshallbedetermined

accordingtothespecificationsinTable5.1.2.

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Table5.1.2FloodControlStandardsforHydraulicStructuresofReservoirProjects

Floodcontrolstandards(recurrenceinterval[year])

MountainousorhillyareasPlainandcoastalregion

Gradeof

Check

Hydraulic

Concretedam,stone

StructureDesign

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