Experimental Study on Process of Flood Triggered by Debris- flow Dam Break Along South Section of Sichuan-Tibet Highway
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Experimental Study on Process of Flood Triggered by Debris- flow Dam Break Along South Section of Sichuan-Tibet Highway
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 29, Issue 3, Pages: 1-5(2010)
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1. 同济大学交通运输工程学院,上海,201804
2. 重庆交通大学土木建筑学院,重庆,400074
3. 中国科学院地表过程与动力学重点试验室,四川,成都,610041
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GUO Guohe, WU Guoxiong, CHENG Zunlan. Experimental Study on Process of Flood Triggered by Debris- flow Dam Break Along South Section of Sichuan-Tibet Highway[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2010, 29(3): 1-5.
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GUO Guohe, WU Guoxiong, CHENG Zunlan. Experimental Study on Process of Flood Triggered by Debris- flow Dam Break Along South Section of Sichuan-Tibet Highway[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2010, 29(3): 1-5.DOI:
Experimental Study on Process of Flood Triggered by Debris- flow Dam Break Along South Section of Sichuan-Tibet Highway
Because the natural and geological environment along the south section of Sichuan-Tibet highway( in Tibet) is unique and fragile
debris flow in the area has repeatedly blocked off the mainstream
forming huge dams
and the outburst floods have caused catast rophic damages to the downstream in the recent decades.13 groups of indoor dam-br eak flood model tests were constructed to study the induced flood routing.It is found that the most important factor affecting the discharge of the outburst flood is the developing form of the breach
of which the gravitational initiation causes the largest discharge
followed by hydraulic initiation
and the least one is g radual erosion. The flood discharge and the upstream discharge show the linear relationship approximately . The flood peak occurs when 30% ~ 50% of the reservoir capacity is effused and the time of flood peak in the timeline concent rates on about 1/ 3 of the entire flood duration
no matter what the breach type is. The study can provide a reference to the prediction of debris flow dam-break flood and is beneficial to the comprehensive disaster mitigation in the downstream areas.