Research on Urban Storm Flood Processes under Two Measures: Detention Pond and Retention Pond

Guo Qing Sang; Sheng Le Cao; Ze Biao Wei; Cong Qi Zheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.166-169.2643

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Research on Urban Storm Flood Processes under Two Measures: Detention Pond and Retention Pond

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The detention pond and the retention pond are effective means for flood control. In this paper, two different storm runoff processes, used the detention pond and the retention pond, were simulated by SWMM. Through analyzing the results, the detention pond and the retention pond can control the flood obviously. Furthermore, the action effects of detention pond and the retention pond were discussed. In the end, the paper put forwards that the suitable flood control measures should be chosen by regional hydrology characteristics, maximum permitted discharge of downstream, engineering economics and so on.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 166-169)

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Guo Qing Sang, Sheng Le Cao, Ze Biao Wei, Cong Qi Zheng

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Detention Pond, Retention Pond, Storm Runoff Simulation, SWMM

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