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The whole scene of Tam Hiep dam received the biggest flood in history, opened 10 flood gates

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The whole scene of Tam Hiep dam received the biggest flood in history, opened 10 flood gates The Tam Hiep Dam, the largest hydroelectric project on the planet, recorded upstream water discharge of 72,000 m3 / second and is still increasing on August 20. According to the Xinhua News Agency, the Three Gorges Dam in Hubei province, central China on August 19, began to face the biggest challenge since its commissioning in 2003. According to the Ministry of Water Resources of China, the amount of water discharged into the Three Gorges dam has reached 72,000 m3 / second in the evening of August 19. Heavy rains continue to pour significant amounts of water into the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. Floodwater discharge is expected to continue to increase, exceeding 75,000 m3 / sec on August 20. In a series of close-up photos on the evening of August 19, the Three Gorges Dam  opened 10 flood discharge gates. In the past, when the return water flow was only 50,000 m3 / sec, the dam h...
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Water at Tam Hiep Dam exceeded the warning level of 20 m

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Water at Tam Hiep Dam exceeded the warning level of 20 m The water level at the reservoir of the Tam Hiep Dam reached 165.6 m on the morning of August 21, exceeded the warning level by 20 m and is about to reach its maximum capacity of 175 m. The water level at the Three Gorges Dam - China's giant dam on the Yangtze River - is inching closer to its maximum after torrential rains cause flows to record highs, according to official data on Monday. /8. The inflow of water from the Truong Giang River was recorded at 75,000 m3 / sec on August 20, the reservoir's water level reached 165.6 m on the morning of August 21, increasing by more than 2 m overnight and 20 meters higher than the warning level. The maximum depth of the largest reservoir in China is 175 m. The Chinese authorities increased the discharge to a record 48,800 m3 / second on August 20 to try to lower the water level. They will likely have to continue increasing the discharge to avoid the dam overflow. "They...
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