Translations:Betriebsregeltypen/20/en - Versionsgeschichte

Haghani am 30. August 2021 um 10:23 Uhr

2021-08-30T10:23:59Z

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	:Primarily, the current demand determines the volume of withdrawals from the ~~reservoir~~, but it is also subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as a day, a month, a quarter, or a year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the ~~reservoir~~. There is no connection to the actual ~~reservoir~~ and the respective storage volume.		:Primarily, the current demand determines the volume of withdrawals from the storage, but it is also subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as a day, a month, a quarter, or a year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the storage. There is no connection to the actual storage and the respective storage volume.
	:Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the ~~reservoir~~ is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the ~~reservoir~~ running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.		:Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the storage is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the storage running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.

T.Schnellbach am 31. März 2021 um 06:37 Uhr

2021-03-31T06:37:33Z

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	:Primarily the current demand determines withdrawals from the reservoir, ~~although~~ it is subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as day, month, quarter, or year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the reservoir. There is no connection to the actual reservoir and the respective storage volume.		:Primarily, the current demand determines the volume of withdrawals from the reservoir, but it is also subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as a day, a month, a quarter, or a year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the reservoir. There is no connection to the actual reservoir and the respective storage volume.
	:Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the reservoir is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the reservoir running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.		:Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the reservoir is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the reservoir running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.

T.Schnellbach am 24. März 2021 um 13:34 Uhr

2021-03-24T13:34:36Z

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	:Primarily the current demand determines withdrawals from the reservoir, although it is subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as day, month, quarter, or year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the reservoir. There is no connection to the actual reservoir and the respective storage volume.		:Primarily the current demand determines withdrawals from the reservoir, although it is subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as day, month, quarter, or year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the reservoir. There is no connection to the actual reservoir and the respective storage volume.
	Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the reservoir is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the reservoir running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.		:Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the reservoir is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the reservoir running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.

T.Schnellbach am 24. März 2021 um 13:34 Uhr

2021-03-24T13:34:19Z

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	:Primarily the current demand determines ~~the withdrawal~~ from the reservoir, although it is ~~generally~~ subject to temporal variations. The ~~demand is often limited upwards~~ by water rights or maximum withdrawal ~~quantities~~, which refer to selected ~~time horizons~~ such as day, month, quarter, year ~~or others~~. If one ~~initially~~ only considers the current demand, ~~this is determined by the requirements of~~ a ~~water supplier and defines~~ the ~~demand on the storage facility~~. There is no ~~reference~~ to the ~~content of~~ the ~~reservoir~~. ~~However, whether~~ the demand can ~~actually~~ be ~~met depends on the current content of~~ the reservoir~~. This connection~~ is ~~either given~~ by the ~~constructional structure~~ of ~~the~~ withdrawal ~~facility or for reasons~~ of ~~foresighted~~ management. For example, if particularly low ~~reservoir fillings~~ are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in ~~good time~~ to avoid the reservoir running empty and ~~thus complete failure~~ during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. ~~For this reason~~, there is usually ~~a reserve~~ space in ~~every~~ dam ~~that is mainly~~ used for drinking water supply~~, and special~~ operating plans ~~usually decide on its use~~.		:Primarily the current demand determines withdrawals from the reservoir, although it is subject to temporal variations. The upper limits for withdrawals are generally set by water rights or defined maximum withdrawal volumes, which refer to selected periods such as day, month, quarter, or year. Initially, one only considers the current demand communicated by water suppliers, which constitutes a claim towards the reservoir. There is no connection to the actual reservoir and the respective storage volume.
			Whether the demand can be pleased by withdrawing water from the reservoir is determined by the actual storage volumes. To connect the water demand to the actual storage volumes, the structural implementation of withdrawal elements and means of anticipatory management are taken into account. For example, if particularly low storage volumes are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in advance to avoid the reservoir running empty and then completely failing at covering the demand during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. Hence, there is usually space reserved in a dam specifically used for drinking water supply. Its use is handled separately in respective operating plans.

Ferrao am 26. November 2020 um 15:02 Uhr

2020-11-26T15:02:36Z

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	Primarily the current demand determines the withdrawal from the reservoir, although it is generally subject to temporal variations. The demand is often limited upwards by water rights or maximum withdrawal quantities, which refer to selected time horizons such as day, month, quarter, year or others. If one initially only considers the current demand, this is determined by the requirements of a water supplier and defines the demand on the storage facility. There is no reference to the content of the reservoir. However, whether the demand can actually be met depends on the current content of the reservoir. This connection is either given by the constructional structure of the withdrawal facility or for reasons of foresighted management. For example, if particularly low reservoir fillings are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in good time to avoid the reservoir running empty and thus complete failure during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. For this reason, there is usually a reserve space in every dam that is mainly used for drinking water supply, and special operating plans usually decide on its use.		:Primarily the current demand determines the withdrawal from the reservoir, although it is generally subject to temporal variations. The demand is often limited upwards by water rights or maximum withdrawal quantities, which refer to selected time horizons such as day, month, quarter, year or others. If one initially only considers the current demand, this is determined by the requirements of a water supplier and defines the demand on the storage facility. There is no reference to the content of the reservoir. However, whether the demand can actually be met depends on the current content of the reservoir. This connection is either given by the constructional structure of the withdrawal facility or for reasons of foresighted management. For example, if particularly low reservoir fillings are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in good time to avoid the reservoir running empty and thus complete failure during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. For this reason, there is usually a reserve space in every dam that is mainly used for drinking water supply, and special operating plans usually decide on its use.

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Primarily the current demand determines the withdrawal from the reservoir, although it is generally subject to temporal variations. The demand is often limited upwards by water rights or maximum withdrawal quantities, which refer to selected time horizons such as day, month, quarter, year or others. If one initially only considers the current demand, this is determined by the requirements of a water supplier and defines the demand on the storage facility. There is no reference to the content of the reservoir. However, whether the demand can actually be met depends on the current content of the reservoir. This connection is either given by the constructional structure of the withdrawal facility or for reasons of foresighted management. For example, if particularly low reservoir fillings are reached, it is advisable to throttle withdrawals in good time to avoid the reservoir running empty and thus complete failure during prolonged periods of low water <ref name="Schultz_1989">'''Schultz, G.A.''' (1989): Entwicklung von Betriebsregeln für die Wupper-Talsperre in Niedrig- und Hochwasserzeiten. Wasserwirtschaft 79 (7/8) S. 340-343</ref>. For this reason, there is usually a reserve space in every dam that is mainly used for drinking water supply, and special operating plans usually decide on its use.