Overflow Simulation and Optimization of a Drainage System in an Urban Area in the Northern Anhui Plain
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Abstract
Quantitative simulation of urban waterlogging using computer models is an effective technical means for urban storm water management, especially for predicting and preventing waterlogging. In this study, a city in the northern Anhui Plain, China, was selected as the study site. The Storm Water Management Model was applied to simulate the dynamic changes in the pipeline overload, node overflow, and discharge port runoff characteristics from three perspectives: surface runoff, pipe network transmission, and flow control of low-impact development. The operation of the rainwater pipe network under different return periods and the real-time operation of the rainwater pipe network were simulated to seek solutions to urban waterlogging problems caused by flat terrain and slow drainage. The results revealed that surface runoff is the primary source of rainfall in the study area, with a runoff coefficient of 0.599. The drainage pipe network was optimized by expanding the diameter of the pipe from ≤1.5 mm to ≥2 mm. The water reduction rate was more than 50%, and overload did not occur after optimization. Therefore, sinking green space technology and optimization methods for expanding a pipe diameter can reduce urban waterlogging.Keywords
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- Scientific Research Foundation for the Anhui Provincial Key Research and Development Project (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
- Top Disciplinary Talents of the Anhui Educational Committee (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
- Natural Science Research Project of the Anhui Educational Committee (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
- Anhui Province Housing and Urban Rural Construction Science and Technology Project (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
- Scientific Research Program of Anhui Provincial Department of Education (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
- Scientific Research Start-up Foundation for Introduction of Talent, Anhui Jianzhu University (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
- National key research and development program (2023t07020011, gxbjZD2022030, 2022AH050255, 2023-YF046, 2022AH010018, 2020QDZ32, 2023YFC3807700)
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