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change waterness charge o Vakhsh m 3 /sec<br />
140<br />
120<br />
100<br />
80<br />
60<br />
40<br />
20<br />
0<br />
-20<br />
-40<br />
-60<br />
-10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30<br />
rivers, but decreases flood expenses. The last is<br />
explained by distribution of water – plenty change<br />
and temperature on year, leading to their more<br />
leveling on seasons. At the right time, such position<br />
in mentioned in scenarios of climate change 1 – 4,<br />
examined above.<br />
In difference of atmosphere rainfall changes,<br />
in relation to actual changes of temperature, any<br />
district connection with hydrological parameters of<br />
rivers is not possible to expose. It is connected with<br />
thing that observed changes of temperature are not<br />
very meaningful, their total range equal 0,36 0 C. But<br />
it does not have particular meaning for us. Since<br />
comments to climate change are for us hydrological<br />
parameters of river flow so more suitable description<br />
of climate change itself naturally is accepted change<br />
of atmosphere precipitation quantity. Connections<br />
between them, as shown above are revealed clear<br />
enough.<br />
We examine now what kind of influence could<br />
have climate changes on hydropower.<br />
It is necessary to mention that hydropower of<br />
Tajikistan really in determined measure is<br />
vulnerable in relation to climatic influences. It is<br />
well show by examples of accidents, happened in<br />
last decades. Of course, the main reason of these<br />
accidents are the hard economical state of energy<br />
system and connected with this large use up of its<br />
channge of raining,mm/year<br />
Fig. 7. Depend of change waterness charge o Vakhsh region from changing raining<br />
471<br />
main founds, but a definite role played also climatic<br />
factors. The lists of such common accidents are<br />
given below:<br />
• In 1993 the up – river building dam of Rogun’s<br />
HPS on Vakhsh river 40 m<br />
the main reason of accident was over – accounted<br />
flood, horded by slides phenomena and mashes.<br />
• In 1994 the Watergate construction of Vanj HPS<br />
was fully destroyed which<br />
was maid up of concrete water – overflow two bay<br />
dam with segment water – gates. The reasons of<br />
accident were high flood and wash – out of<br />
foundation on tail water.<br />
• Beginning from 1990 and up to now Aksu HPS<br />
practically is in permanent<br />
accidental state. All concrete construction of head<br />
water – gate unit and head pool last stability.<br />
Concrete revetment of derivative channel and<br />
happen regular washing out of its sides. The main<br />
reasons of accidents are hard winter climatic<br />
condition, ice marshes and frost swelling of ground.<br />
• In 1992 and in 2002 in result of mighty slides<br />
of Baypazin’s HPS tail water the course of river<br />
partially dammed and the building of HPS was<br />
flooded. Station’s way out of operation was<br />
succeeded to avoid only due to stripping of slides<br />
by explosion including use of military aviation. The<br />
reason of accident was water satiety of landslide