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Developing Hydraulic Model for Hydropower and Pumped Storage Schemes

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May 2026

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Sanjana Bapu Patil

Sanjana Bapu Patil

Computer Engineering

Shram Sadhana Bombay Trust College of engineering and Technology, Jalgaon

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Devyani Kailas Patil

Devyani Kailas Patil

Computer Engineering

Shram Sadhana Bombay Trust College of engineering and Technology, Jalgaon

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Neha Bharat Patil

Neha Bharat Patil

Computer Engineering

Shram Sadhana Bombay Trust College of engineering and Technology, Jalgaon

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Vrushali Rajendra Gujar

Vrushali Rajendra Gujar

Computer Engineering

Shram Sadhana Bombay Trust College of engineering and Technology, Jalgaon

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Abstract

Hydropower is widely recognized as a dependable renewable energy source due to its high efficiency and long service life. Although hydropower systems are widely used for electricity generation, they are often affected by sudden operat-ing conditions such as rapid valve closure, turbine shutdown, and load variation. These sudden changes create pressure surges inside pipelines, commonly known as water hammer, which may damage hydraulic equipment if suitable protective measures are not provided. This paper presents a hydraulic model developed for studying transient conditions in hydropower and pumped storage schemes. The work mainly focuses on pressure variation, flow behavior, and overall system response under different operating situations. The study also discusses the importance of surge tanks and proper hydraulic design in maintaining safe and stable operation. The proposed model helps engineers examine transient effects more effectively and supports reliable system operation with improved efficiency.

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Index Terms—Hydropower Water Hammer Hydraulic Transients Pumped Storage Surge Tank

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Sanjana Bapu Patil, Devyani Kailas Patil, Neha Bharat Patil, Vrushali Rajendra Gujar, "Developing Hydraulic Model for Hydropower and Pumped Storage Schemes," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-3, May 2026.

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This paper presented a hydraulic transient model for study-ing pressure and flow behavior in hydropower and pumped storage systems. The developed model helps in analyzing transient conditions caused by sudden operational changes such as valve closure and load variation [2], [6]. The obtained results indicate that suitable hydraulic design along with protective devices can considerably im-prove system safety and operational stability. The proposed approach also supports efficient system operation by reduc-ing pressure-related failures and minimizing maintenance requirements [5], [9].Overall, the hydraulic model provides a practical and reliable method for understanding transient behavior and improving the performance of modern hy-dropower systems.

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