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  • TAILRACE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of TAILRACE is a race for conveying water away from a point of industrial application (such as a waterwheel or turbine) after use
  • Tail race - Energy Education
    In hydroelectric dams, the tail race is at a much lower level than the height of the reservoir behind the dam This difference in height corresponds to the amount of hydropower that can be obtained from the water, and the height difference is known as the hydraulic head
  • Glossary of Hydropower Terms - Department of Energy
    Tailrace: The channel that carries water away from a dam Tailwater: The water immediately downstream of the powerhouse or dam Technical resource: Portion of a theoretical resource that can be captured by using a specific technology
  • What is the role of a tailrace in hydraulic power plants?
    The tailrace is a channel or tunnel that carries the water from the turbine to the river or reservoir, ensuring that water is returned without creating disturbances in the plant’s operations
  • Tailrace Centre - Where it all comes together
    At Tailrace we take the stress out of the event planning so you can focus on the main reason for your conference, meeting or training event We want your guest talking about how great the content was and all they got out of the event
  • Tailrace fishing - Wikipedia
    Tailrace fishing is angling immediately below natural or man-made dams or restrictions to the flow of water on rivers, canals, streams or any other flowing current
  • Tailrace - Definition Meaning | Translateen
    Understanding the Word: Tailrace Have you ever stood by a large hydroelectric dam or an old water-powered mill and wondered where all that rushing water goes after it passes through the machinery? The path it takes is known as a tailrace While it might sound like a technical term used only by engineers, it is a fascinating word that bridges the gap between industrial history and modern





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