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Kayraktepe dam and HEPP, environmentally acceptable alternative solution
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2010
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Sever, Özgür
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In this study, alternative solution of Kayraktepe Dam is investigated. Kayraktepe Dam was planned more than 30 years ago, but due to various reasons the construction could not be realized. In this study, an alternative feasible formulation was developed. Former Kayraktepe Dam was planned for multiple objectives: flood control, energy generation and water supply for irrigation. The newly developed formulation was designed to meet these objects as well.
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Dam geology.
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Ö. Sever, “Kayraktepe dam and HEPP, environmentally acceptable alternative solution,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.
