Safety Impact Study of Hydrographs on Reservoir Flood Control

Wei Xu; Bao Hong Lu; Han Wen Zhang; Xin Tong Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1092-1093.1171

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Safety Impact Study of Hydrographs on Reservoir Flood Control

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To compromise between comprehensive flood water utilization and the safety of reservoir flood control, two holistic indices are proposed in this paper, in order to characterize the influence of different reservoir inflow hydrographs on the safety of reservoir flood control, namely, the maximum elevation of reservoir routing (MERR) and the shortest discharging time (SDT).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1092-1093)

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Wei Xu, Bao Hong Lu*, Han Wen Zhang, Xin Tong Xu

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Hydrograph, Maximum Elevation of Reservoir Routing (MERR), Reservoir Flood Control, Shortest Discharging Time (SDT)

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