Large-scale Shaking Table Model Test Research on Bai He Tan Hydropower Station Left Bank Slope

Research on efficiency test of a turbine in Khan Khwar hydropower station

The efficiency test is an important indicator to evaluate the energy conversion performance of a hydraulic turbine. For hydropower stations which do not have the direct flow measurement conditions, whether the characteristic curve of a turbine obtained through similarity theory conversion by using the comprehensive characteristic curve of the turbine can correctly reflect the operating performa...

Project Design Management for a Large Hydropower Station

Gross Error Denoising Method for Slope Monitoring Data at Hydropower Station

There are mainly two types of errors existed in monitoring displacement of a rock slope: gross errors and random errors. Monitoring data is very important for the safety construction and operation of the Hydropower Station. The use of slope monitoring data for safety evaluation is influenced by the gross errors during the monitoring process. This paper presents a gross error denosing method for...

THE SHAKING TABLE CONCENTRATOR: INFLUENCE OF TABLE PARAMETERS ON MANGANESE CONCENTRATION

Abstract: point of view. In this study, a shaking-table was used for concentrating a manganese ore sample from the Ghasem Abadarea in Kerman, Iran. Experiments were designed by using LThe influence of each variable and their interactions on the operation of the device was studied. The variables underinvestigation were: table slope, table frequency, water flowrate, feed rate, and particle size. ...

Research on Dynamic Trust Model for Large Scale Distributed Environment

With the in-depth researches of large scale distributed systems, such as Grid computing, Ubiquitous computing, P2P computing, Ad hoc networks, etc, system is a dynamic and cooperative model made up of multi-software serving. Under these dynamic and uncertainty environments, trust mechanism based on CA (certificate authority) in a regular PKI (pubic key infrastructure) can’t adapt to these requi...