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Ban Ve Hydropower Plant regulates floods, cutting peak flow by up to 93%

Due to the impact of heavy rains lasting for two days on May 29 and 30, a major flood occurred in the upper basin of the Ca River. The water flow into the Ban Ve Hydropower Reservoir began to increase rapidly from 3:00 p.m. on May 29 and peaked at 8:00 a.m. on May 30, 2025, with a flow rate of up to 2,380 m³/s.

Báo Nghệ AnBáo Nghệ An31/05/2025

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Ban Ve Hydroelectric Reservoir. Photo: TDBV

After the peak, the flood tended to decrease but remained high, fluctuating around 1,000 m³/s at 4:00 p.m. on May 30.

At the time of the flood, the water level of Ban Ve Hydropower Reservoir was at 183.1 m - 16.9 m lower than the normal flood level. Thanks to its large remaining capacity, the reservoir was able to store most of the flood water, significantly reducing pressure on the downstream area.

An operating shift at Ban Ve Hydropower Plant. Photo: PV
Operation shift at Ban Ve Hydropower Plant. Photo: PV

According to calculations, the rate of reducing the peak flood flow of the reservoir reaches 93%. The amount of water discharged downstream is mainly water through the generators, ensuring the safety of the system and stabilizing the flow.

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Hydrological chart on May 30. Photo: PV

With its multi-purpose mission, Ban Ve Hydropower Plant is not only a power generation project but also plays the role of a solid “shield”, contributing to the safety of the downstream area during the flood season. Therefore, the operation and regulation of the reservoir is always put first, becoming a special concern of both local authorities and management units.

Ban Ve Hydropower Reservoir has a water surface area of ​​over 5,000 hectares, with a total storage capacity of up to 1.83 billion m³. To ensure accurate and timely monitoring of water resources, since 2018, Ban Ve Hydropower Company has installed 13 automatic rain monitoring stations around the plant and reservoir area. At the same time, the company has proactively collected data from 22 hydrometeorological monitoring stations in Laos - the upstream country - thereby forming a comprehensive information system, effectively serving the operation of the reservoir, ensuring the safety of the project and minimizing flood damage to the downstream area.

Source: https://baonghean.vn/thuy-dien-ban-ve-dieu-tiet-lu-cat-giam-toi-93-luu-luong-dinh-10298634.html


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