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September 5, 2025BULLETIN OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY

Economic Damage From Accidents at Hydraulic Structures – World Experience and Preventive Methods of Protection in the Republic of Armenia

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AMAshot MarkosyanArmenian State University of EconomicsVKVahagn KhachaturyanNational Polytechnic University of ArmeniaPBPargev BaljyanNational University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia

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Implication

Observational analysis reveals significant economic losses from dam failure globally, highlighting the need for safety standards.

Key Points

  • Dam failures can lead to enormous economic losses, including rebuilding infrastructure and compensating for property damage.
  • Nearly every dam failure results in adverse consequences, with potential for large human casualties and environmental damage.
  • Monitoring technologies and physical modeling are crucial in ensuring the safety and effective operation of hydraulic structures.
  • Implementing international safety standards can significantly reduce risks associated with hydraulic structure failures.

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Markosyan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3d682b87ece8dc956a21https://doi.org/10.56243/18294898-2025.2-3
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