#Japan Infrastructure
Articles etiquetados con «Japan Infrastructure».
Shimokotori Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure in Gifu Prefecture
Shimokotori Dam is a rock-fill dam in Japan, completed in 1973, powering a 142 MW station owned by Kansai Electric Power.
Okutadami Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure on the Tadami River
Okutadami Dam is a 157 m concrete gravity dam in Japan, supporting the country's largest conventional hydroelectric power station at 560 MW.
Tase Dam: Infrastructure and Development in Iwate Prefecture
Tase Dam is a multipurpose dam in Iwate Prefecture, Japan, completed in 1954 as part of the Kitakami Area Comprehensive Development Plan.
Taki Dam: Gravity Dam Infrastructure on the Tadami River
Taki Dam is a gravity dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, on the Tadami River, completed in 1961 for hydroelectric power generation.
Iwaya Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Multipurpose Development in Gifu Prefecture
Iwaya Dam is a 127m rockfill dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, supplying the 288 MW Mazegawa No.1 Power Plant.
Hatanagi-I Dam: World's Tallest Hollow-Core Gravity Dam
Hatanagi-I Dam in Japan is the world's tallest hollow-core concrete gravity dam, a key pumped-storage facility on the Ōi River.
Gosho Dam: Hybrid Infrastructure and Community Development in Iwate
Gosho Dam is a hybrid concrete-gravity and rockfill dam in Iwate, Japan, completed in 1981 for power and flood control.
Tsubawara Dam: Gravity Dam Infrastructure on the Shō River
Overview of the Tsubawara Dam, a gravity dam on Japan's Shō River operated by Kansai Electric Power Company.
Maruyama Dam: Gravity Dam Infrastructure on the Kiso River
Maruyama Dam is a 98.2 m gravity dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, completed in 1955 on the Kiso River system.
Miyagase Dam: Roller-Compacted Concrete Engineering and Water Management in Kanagawa
Miyagase Dam is Japan's largest roller-compacted concrete dam, providing water and hydroelectric power in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Miboro Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Regional Displacement in Gifu
Miboro Dam is a 256 MW hydroelectric facility on Japan's Shō River, completed in 1961 after significant regional displacement.
Tagokura Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Railway Heritage in Fukushima
Tagokura Dam is a gravity dam in Fukushima, Japan, supplying a 380 MW power station. Its construction created the Tadami Line railway.
Misakubo Dam: Rock-fill Hydroelectric Infrastructure in Shizuoka
Overview of the Misakubo Dam in Japan, a rock-fill dam on the Tonaka River completed in 1969 for hydroelectric power generation.
Misedani Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure in Mie Prefecture
Misedani Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam in Mie Prefecture, Japan, completed in 1966 for hydroelectric power and industrial water supply.
Miho Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Regional Development in Kanagawa
Miho Dam is a rock-fill embankment dam in Kanagawa, Japan, completed in 1978 to supply water and power to the western region.
Managawa Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure in Fukui Prefecture
Managawa Dam in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, is a 127.5m arch dam completed in 1977 for flood control and power generation.
Asahi Dam (Gifu): Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Regional Development
Asahi Dam is a concrete gravity dam in Gifu, Japan, managed by Chubu Electric Power. Completed in 1953, it is central to the Hida River basi...
Hayachine Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure on the Hienuki River
Hayachine Dam is a concrete gravity dam in Iwate, Japan, completed in 2000 for flood control and hydroelectric power.