Авторы

  • Ahatov Bekzod
  • Murodaliyev Rustambek
  • Adxamjonov Asrorbek

Биографии авторов

  • Ahatov Bekzod

    Assistant of Termiz State University of Engineering and Agrotechnologies

  • Murodaliyev Rustambek

    Student of Termiz State University of Engineering and Agrotechnologies

  • Adxamjonov Asrorbek

    Student of Termiz State University of Engineering and Agrotechnologies

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.tbir.88413

Ключевые слова:

Key words: reservoir spillway bed normally damped level hydroelectric power station turbidity sediments.

Аннотация

Abstract: Currently, great attention is paid to reservoirs in our country. Reservoirs will be built in mountainous regions and lowlands. Most of the reservoirs in the territory of Uzbekistan belong to lowland regions. It should be said that reservoirs in low plains have a higher amount of sediments in water than in mountainous regions. In the article, we will think about the same issues, that is, about the location area and the state of blurry pressure.


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TYPES AND CLASSIFICATION OF RESERVOIRS

Ahatov Bekzod

Assistant of Termiz State University of Engineering and Agrotechnologies

+99888 112 96 26

Murodaliyev Rustambek

Student of Termiz State University of Engineering and Agrotechnologies

+998996166489

Adxamjonov Asrorbek

Student of Termiz State University of Engineering and Agrotechnologies

+998915772750

Abstract: Currently, great attention is paid to reservoirs in our country.

Reservoirs will be built in mountainous regions and lowlands. Most of the

reservoirs in the territory of Uzbekistan belong to lowland regions. It should be

said that reservoirs in low plains have a higher amount of sediments in water than

in mountainous regions. In the article, we will think about the same issues, that is,

about the location area and the state of blurry pressure.

Key words: reservoir, spillway, bed, normally damped level, hydroelectric

power station, turbidity, sediments.

Until now, many classifications of reservoirs have been proposed according

to different characteristics. There are more than 60 reservoirs in the Aral Sea basin,

their useful volume is more than 10 million m3. The total volume of all reservoirs

is 64.5 km3, of which 46.5 km3 is the useful volume. The reservoir is a

hydrotechnical facility designed to fill its volume at the expense of the water of

streams and rivers in the winter season and to ensure the delivery of water to the

consumer in the field of public economy and power plant sectors.


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Reservoirs are mainly of two types:

1.

Injected reservoirs

– deliver water to the reservoir through special

channels. In these reservoirs, water is pumped. But if these reservoirs are covered

with mud, it will be completely impossible to clean them, and in order to prevent

this, great importance is attached to the clarity of the water.

2.

Crested reservoirs

– is to block the flow in the reservoir and retain water.

In these reservoirs, all the turbidity in the flow comes and remains in the reservoir.

As a result, turbidity is faster than that of impoured reservoirs.

Filled reservoirs in Uzbekistan are located in Andijan, Bukhara, Jizzakh,

Namangan, Samarkand, Syrdarya, Surkhandarya, Fergana and Kashkadarya

regions. They are listed below (Table 1):

Filled reservoirs in Uzbekistan

Name

of

reservoirs

Total

water

volume

Useful

water

volume

Dead

water

volume

Reserv

oir area

Dam

height

million.m3

km2

m

1

Asaka-Adir

3,5

3,5

0,5

0,29

24

2

Quyumozor

320

270

50

18

28,1

3

To‘dako‘l

1150

1010

140

215

11

4

Sho‘rko‘l

170

170

17

42,3

14,5

5

Jizzax

100

87,3

13

12,4

25

6

Qovultepa

53

50

3

3

40

7

Talimarjon

1525

1400

125

77,3

35

8

Qamashi

25

23,8

1,2

3,82

14,9

9

Toshloqsoy

2

1,65

0,35

0,24

32

10

Kosonsoy

165

160

5

8

64

11

Eskiyer

18,5

16

2,5

1,72

23


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12

Ko‘ksereksoy 6,2

5,63

0,565

0,64

12,5

13

Kattaqo‘rg‘on 900

840

60

79,5

31,25

14

Uchqizil

160

80

80

10,5

11,5

15

Degresss

12,75

12,20

0,55

2,25

12,8

16

Oqtepa

120

100

20

11,5

14

17

Karkidon

218,4

211,4

7

9,533

70

18

Qo‘rg‘ontepa

28,6

28,3

0,3

2,81

45

19

Sho‘rsuy

6,2

5,9

0,3

0,62

30

Total

4984,15

4475,7

526,27

499,423

Currently, great attention is paid to reservoirs in our country. Reservoirs will

be built in mountainous regions and lowlands. Most of the reservoirs in the territory

of Uzbekistan belong to lowland regions. It should be said that reservoirs in low

plains have a higher amount of sediments in water than in mountainous regions.

As a result, half the volume of the reservoir 25 – becomes muddy after 50

years, and 50 – completely fails in 100 years. For example, the Qairaqum reservoir

is 4.16 billion. 0.413 billion from m3. m3 volume covered with mud (0.8%), 5.7

billion in Chordarya reservoir in 3 years. 0.10 billion from m3. m3 covered with

mud (0.6%) and so on.

It is used for irrigation of reservoirs and for hydroelectric power station

purposes. The following events occur in this case:

- when used for irrigation, the useful volume of sediments is pushed towards

the dead volume;

- it becomes difficult to grow water-loving plants from the reservoir;

When used in a hydroelectric plant, it is strictly necessary to maintain the

water level at the NSS for the normal operation of the hydroelectric power plant,

and as a result, there is a possibility of an increase in water-loving plants in these


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areas. When considering the issues of reservoir water resources and water balance

and their impact on river flow, classification of the reservoir according to their

origin is used. According to this sign, the 3 most characteristic types of reservoirs

are distinguished:

river reservoirs created in river valleys;

ash reservoirs created by lake water rise;

river reservoirs are the most common reservoirs that occur in connection

with the filling of adapted reservoirs that are specially transported by river water.

A.B.Avakyan, except for those mentioned in his work:

underground; marine reservoirs;

discharge water reservoir can be divided into collectors.

Reservoirs are often classified according to configuration, morphometric

indicators, water exchange characteristics and flow regulation characteristics.

Classification by these symbols is now considered. It is more difficult to classify a

reservoir according to the configuration, because they have very variable shapes

and symbols. In addition, the configuration of the reservoir changes as the water

level in them changes. Depending on the next situation, many proposed

classifications have considered reservoir configuration at Normal Dim level.

Currently, the most detailed is M.A.Fortukatov's classification. In doing so, he

suggests distinguishing between four types of reservoirs:

in the valley; lake-like; reservoir with complex configuration.

Separate types of reservoirs, in turn, are divided into several small groups

according to their shape. V.S.Vuglinsky, in his work, it was proposed to distinguish

three types of reservoirs by configuration:


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The elongated reservoir is characterized by an elongated shape and

corresponds to the condition L> 5B, where; L– reservoir length, V - its average

width;

Round reservoir has a round or elliptical shape under the condition L < 5B;

Complex reservoirs, unlike the previous two types, often have a variable

sign in the plan with separate narrowing and expansion alternating.

Classification of the reservoir according to morphometric characteristics is

presented in the works. The most successful classification of reservoirs by the size

and area of the water surface A.V.Avakyan and Invited by V.A.Sharopov at work.

This classification is based on the analysis of the size of large quantities of earth's

reservoirs and is considered sufficiently detailed (Table 2):

Classification of reservoirs by size

Category

of

reservoirs

Full size, km3

Water

surface

area, km2

The largest

>50

>5000

Very large

50-10

5000-500

Big ones

10-1

500-100

Average

1-0,1

100-20

Not big

0,1-0,01

20-2

Small

<0,01

<2

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