Selective Withdrawal Sample Clauses

Selective Withdrawal. At many hydroelectric projects, particularly those with high storage capacities relative to their discharge, the water in the forebay is thermally stratified at depth. At these projects it is feasible to modify the turbine intakes to allow water to be withdrawn from specific depths at different times of year. This type of structural modification, a selective withdrawal system, is a common method used to mimic natural temperature regimes in the powerhouse discharge or provide cooler water to benefit fish populations. The feasibility of this approach requires that the water in the forebay have a temperature gradient and that the turbine intakes be suitable for structural modifications to limit the water withdrawal to specific depths in the forebay. At some hydroelectric projects, the Reservoir in the vicinity of the forebay may have different temperatures on one side of the river than the other. This may occur when a major tributary (such as the Snake River upstream from XxXxxx Dam) is warmer than the main channel and mixing of the two flow sources has not occurred. Lateral differences in water temperature profiles can also occur when one side of the river channel is out of the main flow, allowing greater warming due to a longer retention time. At the Project, neither of these situations occurs. The water in the Project’s forebay does not stratify and exhibits no temperature gradient except some limited afternoon warming of the surface waters (upper 3 m). Also, there are no apparent lateral differences in water temperatures across the Reservoir upstream from the forebay. The lateral temperature data (Parametrix and Xxxxxx, 2001; Parametrix and TRPA, 2002) indicate that the mainstem flow of the river is very well mixed with regard to temperature. In 2000, the water temperature was measured in vertical profiles at the thermograph locations on the Reservoir, which included a station at the upstream extent of the forebay. In addition, lateral transects of vertical temperature profiles were taken at thermograph locations on August 17. In 2001, similar measurements were taken at similar locations. In 2001, the lateral transects of vertical temperature profiles were taken on September
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