Parteen Weir

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Parteen Weir is a major control structure on the River Shannon in Ireland that regulates water flow and levels as part of the Shannon hydroelectric scheme.

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Parteen Weir canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydraulic engineering structure ⓘ
water control structure ⓘ
weir ⓘ
basinCountry Ireland ⓘ
builtFor Shannon Scheme ⓘ
connectsTo headrace canal to Ardnacrusha Power Station ⓘ
constructionStart 1920s ⓘ
coordinates approximate coordinates near Parteen, County Clare, Ireland ⓘ
country Ireland ⓘ
designedTo control maximum discharge from Lough Derg ⓘ
maintain head for Ardnacrusha turbines ⓘ
divertsWaterTo Ardnacrusha Power Station ⓘ
hasComponent fish pass ⓘ
sluice gates ⓘ
spillway ⓘ
hasFunction allocation of water between river and power canal ⓘ
flow regulation for downstream Shannon ⓘ
hasImpactOn aquatic ecosystems of the Shannon ⓘ
downstream flood risk ⓘ
navigation conditions on lower Shannon ⓘ
infrastructureType hydropower infrastructure ⓘ
locatedDownstreamOf Lough Derg ⓘ
locatedIn County Clare ⓘ
locatedInDrainageBasin Shannon River drainage basin ⓘ
linked to: Shannon River Basin
locatedNear Ardnacrusha ⓘ
locatedOnRiver River Shannon ⓘ
locatedUpstreamOf Limerick City ⓘ
managesOutflowFrom Lough Derg ⓘ
nearSettlement Clonlara ⓘ
Parteen ⓘ
operator Electricity Supply Board ⓘ
ownedBy Electricity Supply Board ⓘ
partOf Irish national grid infrastructure ⓘ
Shannon hydroelectric scheme ⓘ
purpose flood control ⓘ
hydroelectric power regulation ⓘ
navigation management ⓘ
region Munster ⓘ
regulates water flow ⓘ
water level ⓘ
riverSystem Shannon River Basin ⓘ
watercourse River Shannon main channel ⓘ
Shannon headrace canal ⓘ

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