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<br />c..-, <br />C) <br />N <br />...... <br />W <br />"""" <br /> <br />49 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />T ota 1 <br /> <br />5000 <br /> <br />The Silt Project demand was assumed to be zero whenever <br />there was no downstream natural flow demand. The Silt <br />Project would experience a shortage only after the usable <br />power pool had been emptied and any vater sales had been <br />fully shorted. <br /> <br />88 <br /> <br />Total Water Sales Release. The simulated total release <br /> <br />from Green Mountain Reservoir for water sales includes <br /> <br />releases for upstream sales as well as downstream sales. <br />The monthly distribution and annual demand for saleable <br />water was based on data provided by requestors for long <br /> <br />term water sales contracts. <br /> <br />The data for requests on <br /> <br />the Blue River above Green Mountain Reservoir was con-' <br /> <br />solidated and summarized by Bishop, Brogden, & Rumph, Inc. <br />of Denver, CO. The data for requests on the Colorado <br />River mainstream in Colorado and other tributaries <br /> <br />excluding the Blue River was con solidated and summarized <br />by Western Engineers, Inc. of Grand Junction, CO. The <br />simulated demand for water sales was based on requestors <br />submitted needs for Green Mountain storage releases and <br />was assumed to be an actual need irrespective of the <br />periods when the model did not show a need for natural <br />flow releases. Releases for water sales were shorted <br /> <br />using a -look ahead- procedure based on rule curves for <br />