8209

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 8209
• Author: Rochester, H., T. Lloyd and M. Farr.
• Title: Physical Impacts of Small-Scale Hydroelectric Facilities and Their Effects on Fish and Wildlife.
• USFW Year: 1984.
• USFW - Doc Type: 14-16-0009-82-020,
• Copyright Material: NO

FIGURES

Number Page
1 Existing~ incremental~ and undeveloped small-scale
hydroelectric resources in the conterminous United
States and Alaska (American Society of Civil Engineers~

Bos ton Sect. 1980) ............................................ 7

2 Powerhouse of the Great Falls Hydroelectric Project below
the Great Falls of the Passaic River~ Paterson~ New Jersey

(T. L loyds Assoc i ates) ........................................ 9

3 Weekly load curve of a large electric utility system (U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers 1979) ................................. 11

4 Fish lift at Holyoke Dam~ Holyoke~ Massachusetts (Boyd Kynard~
Cooperative Fisheries Research Unit~ University of
Massachusetts, Amherst~ Massachusetts) ........................ 14

5 Pattern of estimated annual power output for three levels
of installed capacity at the Great Falls of the Passaic River~
New Jersey (U.S. Army Corp of Engineers 1979) ................. 19

6 Seasons of highest and lowest stream flows (Langbein and Wells

1955) ......................................................... 23

7 View of the Cornell University Fall Creek Hydroelectric
Plant~ Ithaca, New York (H.M. Brundage) ....................... 25

8 Average annual runoff in the United States (Dunne and

Leopold 1978) ................................................. 27

9 Small-scale hydro plant using a diversion (Alward et al

1979) ......................................................... 31

10 Diversion designs and their effects on streamflow (T. Lloyd

Associ ates) ................................................... 33

11 An urban small-scale hydro plant designed to use and existing
pipe network (MacDonald and King 1981) ........................ 36

12 Construction schedule for Terror Lake, Alaska~ a 20 MW lake
tap plant (U.S. Department of Energy~ Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission 1981) ................................... 39

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