Abstract
1. Intensification of nonpower water use substantially restricts the regimes of using water energy at hydrostations with multipurpose reservoirs. It is necessary to conduct broad investigation of prospective operating regimes of such hydrostations on the basis of a multifactor analysis of the water-use conditions. 2. It is expedient to examine new prospective operating regimes of hydrostations aimed at improving the quality and reliability of power supply with the use of the installed capacity under conditions of a reduced firm power output of a multipurpose reservoir. 3. Technical and economic substantiation of prospective regimes of hydrostations should be based on the development of organizational and technical measures to maintain and provide reliability and efficiency of operation of the hydrostation equipment under more complex conditions of its operation.
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