【Daily Discussion】Public Utilities – Water Resources and Hydropower – 20210402
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An entity composed of various hydraulic engineering structures with different functions, as required for the comprehensive utilization of water resources. It generally includes river dams, spillways, locks, power plants, etc.
A complex of different types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or canals to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in various water conservancy projects. Water control structures are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project. Water control hubs can be classified into flood control hubs, hydropower station hubs, irrigation hubs, water intake hubs, etc., based on the tasks they undertake. A hub that undertakes multiple tasks simultaneously is called a multi-purpose water conservancy hub. Water control structures can also be classified into those located in plain areas and those located in mountainous areas (including hilly regions), based on the topographical features of their location. A hub generally includes: water retention, water discharge, water intake, and certain specialized hydraulic structures.
A water control structure is a complex of various types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or channels to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in water-related projects. Hydraulic complexes are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as the Three Gorges Dam, Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project.
A water control structure is a complex of various types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or channels to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in water-related projects. Hydraulic complexes are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as the Three Gorges Dam, Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project.
A water control structure is a complex of various types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or channels to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in water-related projects. Hydraulic complexes are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as the Three Gorges Dam, Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project. An entity composed of various hydraulic engineering structures with different functions, as required for the comprehensive utilization of water resources. It generally includes river dams, spillways, locks, power plants, etc.
A complex of different types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or canals to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in various water conservancy projects. Water control structures are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project. Water control hubs can be classified into flood control hubs, hydropower station hubs, irrigation hubs, water intake hubs, etc., based on the tasks they undertake. A hub that undertakes multiple tasks simultaneously is called a multi-purpose water conservancy hub. Water control structures can also be classified into those located in plain areas and those located in mountainous areas (including hilly regions), based on the topographical features of their location. A hub generally includes: water retention, water discharge, water intake, and certain specialized hydraulic structures.
A water control structure is a complex of various types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or channels to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in water-related projects.
A complex of different types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or canals to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in various water conservancy projects. Water control structures are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project. Water control hubs can be classified into flood control hubs, hydropower station hubs, irrigation hubs, water intake hubs, etc., based on the tasks they undertake. A hub that undertakes multiple tasks simultaneously is called a multi-purpose water conservancy hub. Water control structures can also be classified into those located in plain areas and those located in mountainous areas (including hilly regions), based on the topographical features of their location. A hub generally includes: water retention, water discharge, water intake, and certain specialized hydraulic structures.
A water control structure is a complex of various types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or channels to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in water-related projects.
A water control structure is a complex of various types of hydraulic structures built in suitable locations along rivers or channels to achieve the objectives of harnessing water resources and mitigating hazards in water-related projects. Hydraulic complexes are often named after the reservoirs they create or after the main structures such as dams and hydroelectric power stations, such as the Three Gorges Dam, Miyun Reservoir, Rogong Dam, Xin’anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station, etc ； There are also those that are referred to directly as water control projects, such as the Gezhouba Water Control Project.