Determination of yamula dam water budget and hydroelectric potential
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In order to meet the energy needs of the increasing population and population in our country, people have turned to various energy sources. These energy resources are divided into two as renewable and non-renewable. Although there are renewable resources, people prefer fossil resources for reasons such as the high cost of installing renewable resources. Industry, developments in the industry have caused a decrease in resources such as natural gas and oil, and people have started to use alternative sources. They have started to work to produce energy from these sources. In this study, energy production from water will be focused on, first the hydroelectric resources in Turkey and then the hydroelectric potential determination studies in the Yamula Dam in Kayseri province will be carried out and the water budget of the region will be determined.
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Ayşenur Kasap
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Ayşenur Kasap (Master Thesis). Determination of yamula dam water budget and hydroelectric potential, 2023, Aksaray University.
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