Shannon River headrace canal

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The Shannon River headrace canal is an engineered waterway in Ireland that diverts flow from the River Shannon to supply the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric power station.

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Shannon River headrace canal canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
engineered waterway
basinCountry Ireland
constructionStartDate 1925
country Ireland
designedFor Ardnacrusha hydroelectric scheme
divertsWaterFrom River Shannon
endPoint Ardnacrusha hydroelectric power station
flowsInto tailrace of Ardnacrusha power station
flowsThrough Parteen
hasEngineeringDiscipline civil engineering
hydraulic engineering
hasFunction flow regulation
water diversion
hasInfrastructureType hydroelectric infrastructure
hasPrimaryEnergySource hydropower
hasUseRestriction not used for general navigation
hasWaterSource Lough Derg via River Shannon
isArtificial true
isAssociatedWith Parteen Villa Weir
Shannon Scheme
isMajorComponentOf national electricity infrastructure of Ireland
isUpstreamOf Ardnacrusha tailrace
locatedIn County Clare
County Limerick
locatedNear Ardnacrusha
Limerick
linked to: Limerick City
namedAfter River Shannon
openingDate 1929
operator Electricity Supply Board
owner Electricity Supply Board
partOf Shannon River system
linked to: Shannon River Basin

Shannon hydroelectric scheme
purpose hydroelectric power generation
region Mid-West Region, Ireland
startPoint Parteen Weir
suppliesWaterTo Ardnacrusha hydroelectric power station
use power station cooling and operation
watercourse River Shannon

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Ardnacrusha power station uses Shannon River headrace canal