Abstract

Water hammer is a pressure surge phenomenon that occurs in pressurised pipelines as a result of a change of the flow velocity. This paper presents analyses of water hammer in the pipeline of mini-hydro power plant (MPP) Mlečva in Bratunac, Republika Srpska. The objective of this paper is to analyse water hammer in the pipeline as well as to asses risks to the system from pressure surge The paper presents a description of the problem, equations of water hammer mathematical model and water hammer analysis using the software SurgePRO (Transient flow analysis) and Bentley HAMMER V8i.

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  • Može poslužiti za procjenu ekstremnih vrijednosti pritisaka u kratkim cjevovodima ali nije dovoljna za analizu prelaznih režima u složenim cjevovodima [3]

  • The objective of this paper is to analyse water hammer in the pipeline as well as to asses risks to the system from pressure surge The paper presents a description of the problem, equations of water hammer mathematical model and water hammer analysis using the software SurgePRO (Transient flow analysis) and Bentley HAMMER V8i

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METODOLOGIJA

Brzina propagacije talasa ima veoma važnu ulogu kod povećanja pritiska izazvanog hidrauličkim udarom. Usljed naglog zatvaranja zatvarača izaziva se trenutno zaustavljanje vode uzvodno od zatvarača i povećanje pijezometarske kote za ΔП, koje se može prikazati na osnovu izraza Žukovskog, ΔП = 7:;

JEDNAČINE HIDRAULIČKOG UDARA
Osnovne jednačine metode karakteristika
Numerički model
Granični uslov
PRIKAZ REZULTATA
ZAKLJUČAK
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