JOURNAL OF HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING
No.6, 1998

JOURNAL

CONTENTS[Chinese]

Back analysis of creep deformation of rockfill dams

Shen Zhujiang, Zhao Kuizhi

On the mathematical model of the particle motion in shear turbulent flow

Li Jia, Zhang Yongze,   Li Kefeng, Wang Xuan

Flow-sliding property of sand deposit in the cofferdam of the Three Gorges Project and the determination of its shear strength parameters

Zhang Jinsheng, Peng Zhiping, Zhou Jingxing

A simplified hydraulic calculation method for flaring gate pier stilling basin

Ni Hangen

Water hammer simulation by the Lattice Boltzmann method Cheng Yongguang,  Zhang Shihua ,   Chen Jianzhi

Study on Water-saving irrigation of wheat in Fenqiu region

Zhou Lingyun, Chen Zhixiong

CoKriging estimation on the spatial variability of soil salt
solute and ions grade

Chen Yaxin, Shi Haibin, Chen Huixin, Zhang Xinlin, Zhang Jianguo

Modeling approach for optimal operation planning of Sihu drainage system

Bai XianTai, Ou Guanghua, Long Ziquan Guo Zonglou, Fang Changhui, Long Dejiang

The water quality multi-parameter identification and inverse algorithm

Li Lan

A methodology for modeling sand-drain ground in plain strain analysis

Zhao Weibing, Chen Yonghu,   Gong Youpin

Experimental research of open high specific speed axial
flow pump model device

Shi Weidong

The fluid displacement finite elements method for arch dam-reservoir
interaction analysis

Chen Hequn,  Qian Xiangdong, Cui Aihua

Study on water uptake by the winter wheat's roots with
the application of Microlysimeter

Zuo Qiang,  Sun Yanxin,   Yang Peiling

Computation of stress intensity factors for bimaterial V-notch
and heel of concrete dam on rock foundation

Jian Zheng,  Huang Songmei,   Hu Liming

Back analysis of creep deformation of rockfill dams

Shen Zhujiang Zhao Kuizhi

(Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute)

Abstract In this paper a creep model with 3 parameters has bee n proposed for rockfill materials and it is emphasized that parameters are hardly can be determined from the laboratory test because of the requirement of long duration. Four rockfill dams with different materials recently constructed in Chin a have been analyzed with this model to get the model parameters through the comparison between measured and computed increments of displacement. Finally, four typical sets of creep parameters for rockfill material from very soft (mud stone)to very hard(granite)are recommended for design of rockfill dams.

Key words rockfill dam, creep deformation, constitutive model, back analysis.

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On the mathematical model of the particle motion in shear turbulent flow

Li Jia

Zhang Yongze

(Sichuan Union University)

(Chinese Research Academy of Envirnmental Science)

Li Kefeng

Wang Xuan

(Sichuan Union University)

(Beijing Normal University)

Abstract   The fluctuation spectrum random trajectory model of the particle motion in shear turbulent flow is developed using Lagrangian method, in which the velocity fluctuation of the fluid is determined by Fourier expans ion and fluctuation spectrum. The comparing analyses of the modeled results with the measured results have shown that the model developed in this paper can describe well the motions of the particles in shear turbulent flow.

Key words shear turbulent flow, particle's motion, the fluctuation spectrum random trajectory model.

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Flow-sliding property of sand deposit in the cofferdam of the Three Gorges Project and the determination of its shear strength parameters

Zhang Jinsheng

Peng Zhiping Zhou Jingxing

(China Yangtze Three Gorges Project Development Corporation)

(Tsinghua University)

Abstract In this paper the flow-sliding property of the fine-silty sand in the Three Gorges Project cofferdam has been studied by CU test on these tress-controlled triaxial apparatus. From the experimental results the steady state lines and the steady state strength lines of two kinds of the sands with different initial void ratio and different consolidation ratio are obtained. The main factors determining the loose sand to get into the steady state under dynamic loading are expounded. On this basis the shear strength parameters of saturated loose sand are classified as effective stress friction angle at large strain Φ',effective stress friction angle at peak value Φp',total stress friction angle at peak value Φp and friction angle at steady state Φr, provided for different working condition of soil mass. As an instance, the flow-sliding region in an earth cofferdam during 7° seismic intensity is estimated and the friction angles at steady state Φr of each elements in flow-sliding region are give n.

Key words saturated loose sand, flow-sliding property, steady state, shear strength at steady state.

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A simplified hydraulic calculation method for flaring gate pier stilling basin

Ni Hangen

(Dalian University of Technology)

Abstract In this paper a new concept named equivalent spatial flow ratio for the flaring gate pierstilling basin is suggested. From analyzing some engineering experimental results an empirical relationship between the value of αe and the ratio E0/hk and B'/B0 was obtained. The numerical examples show that the simplified method proposed is very convenient for calculation.

Key words energy dissipation, flaring gate pier, equivalent spatial flow ratio.

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Water hammer simulation by the Lattice Boltzmann method

Cheng Yongguang     Zhang Shihua    Chen Jianzhi

(Wuhan University of Hydraulic and Electric Engineering)

Abstract Water hammer is simulated by the recently developed Lattice Boltzmann method which is fully paralleled and can deal with complex geometries. Basic principles, computing algorithm and comparisons between results of the LB and the method of characteristics are presented. It is shown that the LB method is a feasible choice to simulate hydraulic problems in engineering.

Key words water hammer, simulation, Lattice Boltmann method.

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Study on Water-saving irrigation of wheat in Fenqiu region

Zhou Lingyun Chen Zhixiong

(Institute of Soil Science,Academic Sinica)

Abstract A 5-year experiment on water balance has been conducted in a flat rainfed field with a dimension of 66x100m in Fengqiu, Henan Province in China. Based on the results of the 5-consecutive-year experiments,a reasonable irrigation model of wheat cultivation is suggested according to the pr inciple of maintaining water resources balance. The irrigation program is designed through simulating the ideal soil moisture regime during wheat season. As far a s the actual soil moisture is concerned. its deviation from the ideal soil moisture is kept within±50mm.If this model put into practice, a grain yield of 5250kg/hm can be expected under optimal fertilizer application. Compared with the aditional irrigation scheme, the suggested model saves irrigation water by 18%.

Key words irrigation norm, wheat, water-saving irrigation.

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CoKriging estimation on the spatial variability of soil salt
solute and ions grade

Chen Yaxin Shi Haibin Chen Huixin

Zhang Xinlin Zhang Jianguo

(Inner Mongolia Institute of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry)

(Bayanner League Institute of Water conservancey Research)

Abstract According to the demand of the spatial variability research of soil characteristics and soil watersalt monitoring in a large irrigation district, the Co-Kriging estimation of soil salt solute and its major ions grade in a So2-4-Cl- kind of the saline and under two scales in the Hetao irrigation district, China, are done by Co-Kriging of the multi-variable geostastics (MVG). Three kinds of single variable and a group of multi-variable are used to forecast main variable information. The result show that grade of cl- can be estimated accurately by EC which is easy to be measured in the field, the grade of K++Na+ can be estimated by using multi-variable group of EC&Cl-, the MVG model of the small-scale can be accurately estimated in the middle-scale. The solution method of CK equation is studied in this paper.
Key words
 soil salt solute; ion grade, Co-Kriging, estimation, multi-variable geostatics, spatial variability.

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Modeling approach for optimal operation planning of Sihu drainage system

Bai XianTai

Long Ziquan Guo Zonglou

(Wuhan University of Hudracclic and Electric Engineering)

(Wuhan Universily of Hydraulic and Electric Enginearing)

Long Dejiang

Fang Changhui

(AGRA Earth & Environmental Limited,Alberta,Canada)

(Hubei Water Resources Bureau)

Ou Guanghua

(Hubei Water Resources Bureau)

Abstract This paper is a part of results of optimal operation of the Sihu drainage system by cooperative study between China and Canada.The optimal operation planning modeling approach of the large scale drainage systems in plain polder areas has been developed by using various system analysis technique in this paper.The authors put forward the whole modeling system including operation models and basic data models.The structures.properties and functions of the optimization model,statistics model and simulation model are introduced emphatically.Application of the modeling approach to Sihu Drainage system in the middle and lower zones shows that the models are realistic and the approach is available.
Key words
 drainage system in plain polder area,modeling approach, system analysis.

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The water quality multi-parameter identification and inverse algorithm

Li Lan
(Wuhan University of Hydraulic and Electric Engineering)

Abstract The water quality respond relation of input-output measurements are established by systematic theory in this paper.According to the peculiarity of hydrology and the necessity of water quality inverse problem the multi-parameter inverse problem model based on ordinary differential equation is developed.The existence and uniqueness of the solution of the ordinary differential equation about two parameters or multi-parameter are to be proved.The unstability depending on errors between monitoring data and interpolation approximate data are analyzed and demonstrated.Cubic spline interpolation function,the least two multiply and positive rule method are conjoined for obtained solution of multi-parameter.The results from this algorithm indicats its efficient to the multi-parameter identification in water quality modeling.
Key words
 water quality, multi-parameter identification, inverse algorithm.

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A methodology for modeling sand-drain ground in plain strain analysis

Zhao Weibing Chen Yonghu Gong Youpin
(Hohai University)

Abstract A new method is described for consolidation analysis of modelling sand-drain ground in plain strain finite element analyses. First this paper presents two-way seepage consolidation solutions of sand-wall ground, based on the assumption of equal strain boundary conditions. Second, comparisons of the solutions and Baron's axisymmetric consolidation theoretical solutions are conducted to find an equivalent and matching method for plane strain analyses and axisymmetric analyses of sand-drained ground. The effects of both the horizontal deformation and smear are considered in the matching procedure. The method introduced can be applied conveniently and accurately to analyze sand-drain ground by plane strain FEM.
Key words
 Sand-drain, consolidation, plane strain FEM, sand-wall.

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Experimental research of open high specific speed axial
flow pump model device

Shi Weidong
(Jiangsu University of Science and Technology)

Abstract Some new design methods of high specific speed axial flow pump model are put forward. The characteristics of structure type, the design of flow path and the experimental research of model device on open axial flow pump are introduced. It is found that this model device are characterized by large discharge, high efficiency, wide high efficiency range and can be used in low-lift ranges.
Key words
 high specific speed, axial flow pump, model, device experiment, characteristic curve.

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The fluid displacement finite elements method for arch dam-reservoir
interaction analysis

Chen Hequn Qian Xiangdong Cui Aihua
(Hohai University)

Abstract On the basis of the basic equation for fluid, the analysis model of dynamic finite element for dam-reservoir interaction is established. Typical analysis are presented for Ertan arch dam and reservoir system. Comparisons are made with other standard modeling techniques.
Key words
 the finite element method, displacement fluid element, arch dam-reservoir dynamic interaction, earthquake response.

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Study on water uptake by the winter wheat's roots with
the application of Microlysimeter

Zuo Qiang Sun Yanxin Yang Peiling
(China Agricultural University)

Abstract Based on the theory of soil water dynamics and more practical and rational upper boundary condition of one dimensional vertical unsaturated flow,a new approach to modeling water uptake rates by roots S(z,t) is put forward in this paper by using the evaporation data from the soil surface measured in situ by Microlysimeter.The accuracy of the modeling result depends on the value of averaging time step δt,in the earlier growth stages of plants,δt can be set bigger than that in the later stages due to the fact of weaker transpiration.As for the winter wheat,the simulated soil moisture content profiles are in reasonable agreement with the measured if δt is selected as 10d in the earlier stages and 5d in the later growth periods respectively.The winter wheat's S(z,t)in the stages between jointing and harvest has been simulated with the application of the new proposed numerical model about water uptake by roots.The results have shown that:1,the maximum water uptake rate of the winter wheat appears in the stages between milking and milky maturity,2,the roots of the winter wheat grow towards the soil layer with abundant and easier to be absorbed water,namely,if water is sufficient near the soil surface,the water absorbing peak of roots will appear in the upper soil profile,otherwise,the roots will stretch deeper,and the peak move to the lower layer accordingly.
Key words
 water uptake by roots,model,numerical simulation,Microlysimeter,evaporation,transpiration.

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Computation of stress intensity factors for bimaterial V-notch
and heel of concrete dam on rock foundation

Jian Zheng Huang Songmei Hu Liming
(Xian University of Technology)

Abstract The eigen values and the fields of stress and displacement for the bimaterial V-notch tip have been calculated by using complex potential theory.A numerical method is constructed to calculate the stress intensity factors for the bimaterial V-notch and the heel of concrete dam on rock foundation.The soluation is highly accurate.
Key words
V-notch,stress intensity factors,gravity dam.

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