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English:
Plot of half-hourly electricity generation at Manapouri with the tide height at Deep Cove (tailrace outlet) over June 1999, showing peak generation aligning with low tide (and vice-versa) as these times cycle around the day, thus
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following the normal 24-hour cycle of electricity usage. Generation below 560MW is ignored, and the tide height has 562 added to ease comparison.
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Data from Gnash, plotted via Matlab.
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| Author | NickyMcLean |
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English:
Explanation for the generation/tide alignment initially suggested by Dr. B. Smith, Director, Modelling Group. Doubtless already known to the operators in the machine room.
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