Han Yuanwen, Bao Xueying. Rainfall Flood Simulation and Low Impact Development Effect Evaluation of Railway Station Area Based on Stormwater Management Model[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(1): 123-129.
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Han Yuanwen, Bao Xueying. Rainfall Flood Simulation and Low Impact Development Effect Evaluation of Railway Station Area Based on Stormwater Management Model[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(1): 123-129. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2020.01.018.
Rainfall Flood Simulation and Low Impact Development Effect Evaluation of Railway Station Area Based on Stormwater Management Model
and purification are implemented in a railway station area to alleviate the barrier of water resources caused by the construction of a high-speed railway station in Northwest China. The aim is to promote the utilization of rainfall resources and ecological environment protection and achieve the sustainable construction of a high-speed railway.[Methods] The west railway station in Lanzhou City
Gansu Province was selected for this study. Based on stormwater management model(SWMM)
the rainwater runoff effect were analyzed under traditional development conditions
after the independent implementation of a biological retention pool
permeable pavement
and green roof
and after the combined implementation of the three measures above. The three low impact development (LID) measures were simulated.[Results] Different LID measures can effectively reduce total runoff
flood peak flow
overflow
and delayed peak time. The combined LID measures had the best control effect
and the total flood rate and runoff reduction rate reached a maximum of 75.9% and 41.6%
respectively. The permeable pavement and bioretention ponds had a significant effect on the reduction of flood peak flow and total runoff; when the green roof was implemented separately
the storm flood control effect was weak.[Conclusion] The use of LID measures can effectively result in the sustainable management of rainwater and reduce flood disasters in railway station areas.
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