headrace (Meaning)
Wordnet
headrace (n)
a waterway that feeds water to a mill or water wheel or turbine
Webster
headrace (n.)
See Race, a water course.
Synonyms & Antonyms of headrace
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headrace Sentence Examples
- The headrace at the hydroelectric dam provided a steady flow of water to the turbines.
- The headrace channel was meticulously engineered to maximize the efficiency of the power plant.
- The velocity of the water in the headrace is carefully controlled to prevent damage to the equipment.
- The headrace structure was designed to withstand the immense forces of the water torrent.
- Engineers inspected the headrace regularly to ensure its integrity and safety.
- The headrace required periodic cleaning to remove sediment and debris that could clog the turbines.
- The headrace's flow rate was adjusted based on the power demand and water availability.
- The headrace formed a scenic lake, providing recreational opportunities for visitors.
- The headrace was an integral part of the hydropower system, harnessing the natural energy of the river.
- The construction of the headrace generated significant economic benefits for the local community.
FAQs About the word headrace
a waterway that feeds water to a mill or water wheel or turbineSee Race, a water course.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The headrace at the hydroelectric dam provided a steady flow of water to the turbines.
The headrace channel was meticulously engineered to maximize the efficiency of the power plant.
The velocity of the water in the headrace is carefully controlled to prevent damage to the equipment.
The headrace structure was designed to withstand the immense forces of the water torrent.
