Modeling of a Water Power Plant
The mathematical modeling of a water power plant is considered. For the modeling procedure, the plant is divided into logical parts, and for each of these parts, an appropriate mathematical model is developed. The interconnection of different models is performed through their common boundary conditions. The model also has to deal with a special type of an intersection between an open channel and a pipe flow. With suitable assumptions it is possible to simplify the model. Finally, measurement results show the feasibility of the proposed assumptions for this plant.
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