Water Resources Optimal Allocation in Middle Line of South to North Water Diversion Project of Hebei, China Using AHP-LP

Tai Zhong Gao; Can Can Zhang; Hui Cong Pang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.937.559

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Water Resources Optimal Allocation in Middle Line of South to North Water Diversion Project of Hebei, China Using AHP-LP

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Water resource is irreplaceable as one kind of important natural resources and strategic economic resources. Water resources optimal allocation is an important means to solve the problem of water resources to keep the relative balance of the supply and demand. For ensuring the sustainable development, according to the South-to-North Water Transfer Project, and aiming at the maximum synthesized benefits, the model for water resources optimal allocation was established. A lot of factors were considered. The cause function, restriction and parameters were discussed. At last, optimal allocation of water resources in the middle line of Project in Hebei Province was studied under the guarantee of 95 % in 2010 and 2014. The results showed that the Project can solve the serious water shortage in Hebei province, North China.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 937)

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Tai Zhong Gao*, Can Can Zhang, Hui Cong Pang

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Middle Line of Project in HeBei Province, Optimal Allocation of Water Resources, Sustainable Utilization

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