Author:
Khidirov Sanatjon,Artikbekova Fotima,Khalmuradova Ezoza,Isakulova Bakhtigul
Abstract
In studies conducted in 2017-2020. It has been proved that the erosion and erosion of the Amu Darya's banks, which occur due to rapid and uneven changes in its channel, requires large expenditures for bringing water to the Amu-Bukhara channel with a damless water intake. An analysis of the pumping station data shows that the uninterrupted movement of water in the system water intake-distribution-channel-sediment retention system-system-fore-chamber-suction pipes-pumping unit-pressure pipes-consumer largely depends on the reliable operation of the structures that make up the system. As a result of the rise of water with a high content of turbidity, hydroabrasive erosion of pumping units occurs, and their service life is reduced. The article discusses the installation of sedimentation tanks in the water supply channel to the pumping station to reduce the amount of turbidity in the water; it is determined that to take the effective value of the number, the sweep angle α has the boundary condition αps.inlet≤44° in the area behind the traverse dam. The angle at the exit from the clarifier is determined αsump=180° and corners αps.inlet≤44° on the compression zone of dams on the concreted part at the entrance to the antechamber of the pumping station Clarifiers built on these parameters provide a reduction in water turbidity.
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