Top 5 hydraulic dams
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The document discusses 5 large dams around the world: Tucurui Dam in Brazil, Guri Dam in Venezuela, Xiluodu Dam in China, Itaipu Dam on the Brazil/Paraguay border, and Three Gorges Dam in China. Three Gorges Dam is described as the world's largest power station by installed capacity at 22,500MW. It has 32 main turbines and cost $22.5 billion to construct. The dam stores water that slightly increases the length of the Earth's day and reduces its speed.
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The Neelum Jehlum Hydropower Project is located in Pakistan and involves constructing a 160m long, 60m high composite dam on the Neelum River. This will divert water through a 48km headrace tunnel to a power station with 4 units capable of producing 969MW of electricity. The project aims to generate over 5 billion units of electricity annually and has an estimated cost of 274.882 billion Pakistani rupees. It involves various construction elements like intake structures, tunnels, surge chambers, and penstocks to harness the 420m hydraulic head for hydroelectric power generation.
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- 2. 5.TUCURUI DAM LOCATION:- Tucuruí County in the State of Pará, Brazil. CONSTRUCTED ON:- TOCANTINS RIVER, STARTED IN YEAR 1975 OPENED IN TEAR 1984 LENGTH & HIGHT OF DAM;- OVERALL LENGTH :- 12.5 KM MAIN DAM :- 6.9 KM HEIGHT :- 72M (236FT))
- 3. ABOUT TUCURUI DAM It is an concrete gravity dam. It is 1st large scale hydro power project. Cost of construction is estimated to 3.6 billions but at the end of the cost of construction it reaches 5.5 billions .and the final interest of cost during the construction the overall cost is 7.5 billions. Power generated capacity of dam is 8,370 MW. Capacity of reservoir 45 km3(36,000,000 acre⋅ft ). Catchup area 758,000 km2(293,000 sq mi).
- 4. 4. GURI DAM LOCATION :- VENEZUELA , USA CONSTRUCTED ON : - CARONI RIVER STARTED IN 1963 COMPLETED IN 1978 LENGTH & HEIGHT:- 7.426 KM LONG 163M HEIGHT
- 5. ABOUT GURI DAM The cost of construction is 85 million USD. Concrete volume of dam is 60,26,000m³. Total capacity of reservoir 135,000,000,000m³. Turbine capacity 10,235 mw. Surface area is 4,250 sq km.
- 6. 3. XILUODO DAM LOCATION:- CHINA CONSTRUCTED ON:- JINSHA RIVER, STARTED IN YEAR 2003. OPENED IN TEAR 2013. LENGTH & HIGHT OF DAM;- OVERALL LENGTH :- 700M HEIGHT :- 285.5M (937FT))
- 7. ABOUT XILUODU DAM It is an double curvature arch concrete structure. It is 3rd tallest arch dam in the world. The capacity of reservoir is 126,00,00,000m3. The catchup area of dam is 4,54,000 km2. It consist of 18 turbines. Capacity of turbines is 13,860 mw.
- 8. 2. ITAIPU DAM LOCATION:- BRAZIIL/PARAGUAS CONSTRUCTED ON:- PARANA RIVER, STARTED IN YEAR 1971. OPENED IN TEAR 1984. LENGTH & HEIGHT:- 7.919 KM LONG 196M HEIGHT
- 9. ABOUT ITAIPU DAM Cost of construction 19.6 billion USD. Volume of dam 123,00,000 cubic ft. In 2016 new world record was recorded b 10,30,98,366 mw was generated and surpassed the three gorges dam. The capacity of reservoir is 29 km3. And cathch up area is 13,50,000sq km Its consists of 2nd place in the world in hydraulic power generation.
- 10. 1. THREE GORGES DAM LOCATION:- CHINA CONSTRUCTED ON:- YANGTZE RIVER, STARTED IN DEC 14, 1994. OPENED IN TEAR 2008. LENGTH & HIGHT OF DAM;- OVERALL LENGTH :- 2.335 KM HEIGHT :- 181 M (594FT))
- 12. ABOUT THREE GORGES DAM o Its has been the worlds largest largest power station in terms of installed capacity 22,500mw. o It consist of 32 main turbines. o The cost of the construction was 22.5 billion USD. o The dam reduces the coal consumption by 31 million tonnes/year, avoiding 100 million tonnes of green house gas emission. o In 2010 nasa scientists calculated that shift of water mass stored by the dam would increases the length of the earth increases 0.8 inches flate on the poles. o And also it redues the speed of earth of 0.006 micro seconds every day.