A New Functional Approach for Searching Optimal Reservoir Rule Curves

Yi Fan Ding; De Shan Tang; Zhen Zhu Meng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.915-916.1452

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A New Functional Approach for Searching Optimal Reservoir Rule Curves

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Rule curves are guidelines for long term reservoir operation. An efficient optimization technique is required to find the optimal rule curves that can mitigate water shortage in long-term operation. A new functional approach was proposed to search the optimal rule curves of reservoir. The results indicated that the situations of water shortage and excess release water of using the new approach are smaller than the situations of using the existing rule curves.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 915-916)

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Yi Fan Ding*, De Shan Tang, Zhen Zhu Meng

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Continuity, Functional, Reservoir Operation, Rule Curves

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