Grytsyuk T. Geodetic monitoring of the short-periodical displacement of support of the penstock HPS (for example Tereblya-Rikska HPS)

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0410U005392

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Specialization

  • 05.24.01 - Геодезія та картографія

02-07-2010

Specialized Academic Board

Д 35.052.13

Lviv Polytechnic National University

Essay

The dissertation is devoted to the theoretical bases and the methods of the investigation and the determination of the short-periodical displacement of support of the penstock HPS. The analyze of the geodetic monitoring for the engineering objects was done. The systematic displacement of support of the penstock HPS was find out. Besides the exploitation of the penstock leaded to the appearance of the slips and free spaces in the zone of the butterfly valve. For the results of the geodetic monitoring of the anchor supports of the penstock Tereblya-Rikska HPS on the planned drainage of the reservoir the direct dependence of the linear deformation all penstock's passes on the variotation of water level in the reservoir was established. For the purpose of study of the influence of short-periodical technologic load on the anchor supports of the penstock the experimental investigation of accuracy of electronic total station Leica TPS 1201 was realized, the theoretical bases and the processing technique of the measurements were developed. The day's harmonic cycle of displacement of the penstock's anchor supports was established for the results of the daily's short-periodical geodetic measurement. The processing technique of results of supervisions with application of theory of kinematics coefficients and approximations of supervisions by the Fourier series was done. The processing technique of results of the geodetic monitoring of the displacement of support of the penstocks was developed in real-time mode. Develop methods experiments made possible to predict the accumulation of the systematic displacement of the anchor supports and to minimize these displacements.

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