Evaluation of concrete for a floatable tidal powerhouse in the Russian arctic

  • I.N. Usachev
  • Vol. 16 – Tidal Special, 2009

The Kislogubskaya tidal powerplant (TPP) has been operating since 1968 in the Russian arctic on the coast of the Barents Sea. This paper presents the results of a study on the floatable, thin-walled, reinforced concrete structure which forms the main body of the powerplant.

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Evaluation of concrete for a floatable tidal powerhouse in the Russian arctic
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