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Étude géotechnique des ouvrages souterrains d'un aménagement hydroélectrique

2017
Student Projects

Abstract

Les forces motrices Rhône-Oberwald (KWRO) ont obtenu la concession d'exploitation des eaux du Rhône entre le pont le franchissant à Gletsch (altitude 1750 m) et le point de restitution à St-Niklaus près de Oberwald (altitude 1450 m). Au nord du projet se trouve la limite du site inscrit à l'Inventaire Fédéral des Paysages, et au sud on se trouve dans une zone alluviale protégée. Le débit maximal concédé est de 5.7 m3/s, avec un débit moyen annuel de 2.05 m3/s. La production escomptée s'élève à 39 GWh. L'objectif du projet est de définir le tracé optimal pour les ouvrages d'amenée d'eau et d'exploitation, de les concevoir et dimensionner.

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2017
Student Projects

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Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/4c2cdfc7-4ef2-40fc-87f5-1c70288366ba

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