Алгоритмы управления сливом воды с целью поддержания уровня воды в абсорбере посредством регулятора давления
The article considers the problems of regulating the seawater level in the absorber for removing carbon dioxide from a hydrogen mixture. Decreasing or increasing the water level in the absorber lead to its low operation efficiency, the pressure in the absorber being constant in various modes of operation. The feed valve’s main function is to maintain the necessary water level. There has been given a functional diagram of the channel controlling the feed valve from the pressure regulator with a task signal adjusted by the water level in the absorber. Analysis of changing twelve parameters of the absorber under typical operating modes with the external water pressure of 0.5 and 1.6 MPa was conducted by using the LabVIEW software. The results obtained confirmed the possibility of using the control method to maintain the water level in the absorber within the specified limits. Regulating the water level in the absorber with the correction of the pressure setting signal to the pressure regulator by signals from the limiting regulators of the upper and lower water levels in the absorber is also examined. It is recommended to adjust the signal of the set pressure value, according to the level changes beyond the limits by increasing or decreasing it depending on the level going beyond the upper or lower permissible limits for increasing the duration and accuracy of maintaining the assigned pressure in the absorber. The duration of maintaining the assigned pressure in the absorber has been referred as to be increased by changing the design characteristics of the absorber: increasing the water volume in the absorber tank, increasing the range of permissible changes of the water level.
- Research Article
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- 10.21608/ejabf.2010.2054
- Jan 1, 2010
- Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries
he morophometric configuration of lakes or reservoirs plays an important role in their water quality variations. The morophometry of Lake Nasser is characterized by the presence of many dendritic side extensions known as side channels or Khors. The surface area, depth and shape of these Khors depend upon the water level upstream the Aswan High Dam (AHD). In the last decade, the water level upstream the Dam fluctuated from about 181m ASL during year 2001 to about 174 m ASL during year 2005.This Fluctuation of water level from year to year affects water quality status of the Lake and its Khors due to the change of their morophometric configuration. To study the effect of water level fluctuation, four main important Khors characterized by gentle slope and sandy bottom with different size were selected. These Khors are Kalabsha, El-Alaki, Toushka, and Sara at Km, 41, 91, 247, and 325 from AHD respectively. The main goal for the present study is to assess the quality of water in the main Khors of Lake Nasser and its main channel during periods of low and high water levels (years 2001 and 2005 respectively). This assessment explores the potential pollution hazards coming from these Khors to the whole Lake. To achieve this goal water quality data generated from the analysis of water samples collected from the Khors and main channel during high and low water levels were used to calculate the water quality and trophic state indices as well as determination of the limiting nutrient factor of the lake. The abundances of Phytoplankton were also considered. The results of the water quality index (WQI) calculations during this study showed that the drop in Lake water levels led to a decline in the water quality of the Lake and Khors from the order of good to medium. Also, the trophic state index (TSI) values revealed that the productivity of the Lake changed from mesotrophic during high water level to eutrophic during low water level. These results are consistent with high phytoplankton counts recorded during low water level period. The values of N/P ratios indicated that phosphorus controls the phytoplankton growth during high water level, while during low water level either phosphorus (P) or nitrogen (N) could be limiting phytoplankton growth. Based on the obtained results of the present study, it could be concluded that the drop in water level upstream the dam may have negative impact on the water Quality of the Khors. This impact may in turn influence the whole Lake due to water rebounce from the Khors to the main channel. Therefore, it is further concluded that khors could be considered as potential pollution sources during low water levels of the lake.
- Research Article
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- 10.1111/j.1755-6724.2010.00182.x
- Jan 27, 2010
- Acta Geologica Sinica - English Edition
Abstract:Three tracing tests from the same injection point executed at low, medium, and high water levels in the karst aquifer near Tianshengan village, Lunan Stone Forest, Yunnan Province, China, have revealed the basic properties of underground water flow. They showed the general directions of water flows; tracer concentrations were observed at six successive points allowing for the calculation of apparent dominant flow velocities at these sections towards the Dalongtan karst spring. For the high water level, the discharge between single sections was between two and 10 times greater than that at low water level. For the medium water level, the flow velocity at different sections was between 1.4 and 3.7 times faster than that at low water level; and for high water level, it was between 1.3 and 2.7 times faster than that at medium water level. The fastest water flow appeared at the first section (23 cm/s at medium water level); and the slowest (0.6 cm/s at low water level) appeared where water flow must cross the Tianshengan fault (north‐south direction), and later, a layer of 20‐30 m thickness of quartz sandstone and shale clay‐stones. It was also possible to calculate the recovery of the tracer for point 4, Dakenyan, where discharge was measured. At the medium water level, 50% of the injected tracer was detected a half‐day after its first appearance and at low water level after more than 3 days. The previously published research illustrates the transport velocities of possible contaminants and their solubilities in water at different hydrological conditions.
- Research Article
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- 10.3760/cma.j.issn.0253-9624.2015.07.011
- Jul 1, 2015
- Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine
To investigate the changes of water level and the distribution of snails in Anhui province before and after runs of the Three Gorges Reservoir Project, and to determine the relationship between the two factors and schistosomiasis transmission. The hydrologic data of Datong hydrologic station and the data of snail status and schistosomiasis morbidity in Anhui Province were collected. The data from 1991 to 2002 and 2003 to 2012 were considered as before and after the impoundment of the Three Gorges Reservoir Project. Based on the prevalence of schistosomiasis, the cases of people and cattle were speculated, and the average infection rate of people and cattle were calculated. The t-test was used to compare the difference of snail area and the density of living snails before and after the impoundment of the Three Gorges Project. The pearson method was used to analyze the relationship between water level and snail area. The spearman method was used to analyze the relationship between the water level and the distribution of snails. From 1991 to 2012, the range of the highest water level, the lowest water level, the difference between the highest and lowest water level, the mean in the abundant water seasons, the mean in the dry water seasons, and the difference between the abundant water seasons and the dry water seasons was 11.40-16.30, 3.68-5.20, 6.70-12.12, 9.92-14.40, 4.77-7.64 and 4.13-8.93 m, respectively. The snail areas was (28 613 ± 362) hm² and (29 477 ± 918) hm² (t = -3.00, P = 0.007), the density of living snails was 1.51 (1.15-2.43) and 0.43 (0.29-1.10) snails/0.11 m² (H = 4.28, P < 0.001) before and after the impoundment of the Three Gorges Project, respectively. The average infection rate of people and cattle was 1.68% (99 482/5 935 147) and 4.62% (13 923/3 011 33), and the average number of acute schistosomiasis cases was 328, before the impoundment of the Three Gorges Project; 0.60% (39 747/6 649 380), 1.65% (1 291/783 224) and 71 after the impoundment of the Three Gorges Reservoir Project, respectively. The snail areas had negative correlation with the highest water level, the difference between the highest and lowest water level, the mean in the abundant water seasons (r value was -0.514, -0.509 and -0.477; P value was 0.014, 0.015 and 0.025, respectively). The infection rate of people had positive correlation with the highest water level, the difference between the highest and lowest water level, the mean in the abundant water seasons (r value was 0.532, 0.587 and 0.446; P value was 0.011, 0.004 and 0.038, respectively). The infection rate of cattle had positive correlation with the highest water level, the difference between the highest and lowest water level (r value was 0.507 and 0.553; P value was 0.016 and 0.008, respectively). The number of acute schistosomiasis cases had positive correlation with the highest water level, the difference between the highest and lowest water level (r value was 0.481 and 0.486; P value was 0.023 and 0.022, respectively). Following the runs of the Three Gorges Reservoir Project, the change of water level in the section of Anhui Province affected the distribution of snails and the infection of people and cattle to some extent. The snail areas showed an upward trend, and the density of living snails, the infection rate of people and cattle showed a downward trend. The runs of Three Gorges Reservoir Project has certain role to reduce flood and helpful for schistosomiasis control.
- Dissertation
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- 10.18174/499084
- Dec 20, 2020
Placement of wood in streams has become a common method to increase ecological value in river and stream restoration and is widely used in natural environments. Water managers, however, are often hesitant to introduce wood in channels that drain agricultural and urban areas because of backwater effect concerns. This study aims to better understand the dependence of wood-induced backwater effects on cross sectional area reduction and on discharge variation. A newly developed, one-dimensional stationary model demonstrates how the water level drop over the wood patch significantly increases directly after wood insertion. The water level drop is found to increase with discharge, up to a maximum level. If the discharge increases beyond this maximum, the water level drop reduces to a value that may represent the situation without wood. This reduction predominately depends on the obstruction ratio, calculated as the area covered by wood in the channel cross-section divided by the total cross-section area. The model was calibrated with data from a field study in four lowland streams in the Netherlands. The field study showed that morphologic adjustments in the stream and reorientation of the woody material reduced the water level drop over the patches in time. The backwater effects can thus be reduced by optimizing the location where wood patches are placed, and by manipulating the obstruction ratio. The model can function as a generic tool to achieve a stream design with wood that optimizes the hydrological and ecological potential of streams.
- Research Article
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- 10.1016/j.soilbio.2006.02.017
- Apr 4, 2006
- Soil Biology and Biochemistry
Decomposition in peatlands: Reconciling seemingly contrasting results on the impacts of lowered water levels
- Research Article
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- 10.1007/s12237-008-9062-7
- Jul 10, 2008
- Estuaries and Coasts
The paper presents comprehensive statistical analyses of winds and water levels in Mobile Bay, Alabama, based on long-term meteorological and tidal observations at several locations. A procedure has been developed to select the most probable parent distribution function from a list of candidate distributions. The theoretical functions that fit the data best enable us to predict the extreme values of winds and water levels at different return periods. We have demonstrated the importance of dividing the winds into hurricane and nonhurricane seasons and separating astronomical tides from weather-driven water level changes. The statistical analysis suggests that the wind speed averaged over 8 min at Dauphin Island, Alabama, at the 100-year return period would be 48.9 m/s, which is equivalent to a sustained 1-min wind of 205 km/h, a very strong category 3 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale. The probability distribution models predict that the 100-year maximum water level would be 3.23 m above the mean lower low water (MLLW) level at the bay entrance and 3.41 m above the MLLW level near the head of the bay, respectively. Extremely low water levels important to navigation are also found. Application of the predicted extreme winds and surges is illustrated through the development of a storm wave atlas in the estuary. It is expected that the methodology and results presented in this paper will benefit the management and preservation of the ecosystems and habitats in Mobile Bay.
- Research Article
- 10.2478/jwld-2019-0052
- Sep 1, 2019
- Journal of Water and Land Development
The occurrence of a hydraulic connection between piezometers is identified based on similar changes in water levels. Some piezometers react to changing upper or lower water levels, some may also react to atmospheric precipitation. If the reaction to variable upper water levels is significant, then leakage of seepage control devices is identified and the dam is subjected to repair works. The aim of this research paper is to present and analyse the dynamics of variability of water levels in open piezometers of the Chańcza dam, located at the 36 km of the Czarna Staszowska River in the town of Korytnica in Świętokrzyskie province (Poland). Before the analysis of the piezometric data was commenced, the Grubbs statistical test was used to identify and reject the outliers. The scope of the research includes the data captured between January 14, 2014 and January 13, 2017. A hypothesis was formulated that the change in the trend occurred after the spring of 2015 when the water level in the reservoir was reduced by approx. 1.5 m. Two trend lines were adapted for the water levels of each piezometer using the least squares method – the first one for the period from January 2014 to May 2015, and the second one from June 2015 to January 2017. In this way, two slopes of the linear function were obtained together with an estimation of their errors. These slopes were compared using a statistical parallelism test.
- Research Article
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- 10.1016/j.coastaleng.2014.04.005
- May 16, 2014
- Coastal Engineering
Human impacts on tides overwhelm the effect of sea level rise on extreme water levels in the Rhine–Meuse delta
- Research Article
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- 10.5190/tga1948.39.1
- Jan 1, 1987
- Annals of The Tohoku Geographycal Asocciation
The micro sea level changes in Late Holocene can be clarified in detail by means of the investigation near the shorelines of the coastal lakes. The coastal lakes have been linked with the sea in Late Holocene. So near the shorelines of these kinds of lakes, the geomorphological or sedimentological evidences tell of the former sea levels more clearly than in the general coastal lowlands. In other words, the rate of morphological reformations by the wave or tide are not so destructive in these kinds of lakes as happen in general coastal lowlands which face the open sea.In this paper, the author explain the lacustrine and sublacustrine microforms of Lake Saroma located on the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk, and obtained some sedimentological evidences that indicate several high water levels or low water levels after about 6, 000y. B. P.. The sea level changes in the Sea of Okhotsk in Late Holocene are presumed based on these data and the previous other reports.As shown in Figure 11, the water level (which means the sea level or the lake level) reached +2.5-+3.5m about 6, 000y. B. P. in the early Jomon period, and after that, the water level dropped down to below -0.5m about around 4, 500y. B. P. in the middle Jomon period. After that small transgression occurred at about 4, 000y. B. P. in late Jomon period. Then the another regression occurred during 2, 500-2, 000y. B. P. (called “Yayoi Regression”), and the water level rose again about 950y. B. P. in the middle or late Heian period. About 300y. B. P. in the early Edo period, the water level was below 0m a. s. l..Along the shoreline of Lake Saroma, we can see two Holocene lacustrine terraces at about 5m and 2-3m high, and widely developed littoral shelf in 2-3m depth. These lacustrine and sublacustrine microforms have been formed under the influences of the sea level changes, which consist of at least three high water levels and three low water levels in Late Holocene.The sand spits, which separate the Lake Saroma and the Sea of Okhotsk, are not all formed in Late Holocene. The Pleistocene terrace deposits are found in rather large area, some parts of which are covered by sand dunes. The Holocene deposits are small, and have been added inside the Pleistocene terrace deposits near the shoreline of the lake.
- Research Article
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- 10.1080/10256010500131734
- Jun 1, 2005
- Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies
Most regions in the tropics undergo high seasonal precipitation that produces cyclic patterns of riverine discharge, resulting in periods characterized by low and high water levels. Many chemical and bio-logical factors are affected by this hydrologic seasonality, and it therefore appeared to be very likely that aquatic food webs would also differ during the low and high water periods. Available carbon sources for fish are thought to be less varied during low water periods, but flooding during high water periods could bring fish into contact with a greater abundance and diversity of food sources such as terrestrial plants or the biofilms that grow on submerged terrestrial plants. At low water levels, higher fish densities may lead to more piscivory and less omnivory when compared with the high water periods. Therefore, trophic links within the fish communities may then be modified by water level changes in tropical reservoirs. To address this prediction, we performed stable isotope analyses of the most common species in Sélingué and Manantali, two large reservoirs in Mali (West Africa). Allochthonous and littoral carbon sources were shown to support fish production to a significant extent, even during low water periods. However, the allochthonous or littoral carbon contributions that sustained the top-predators production were indeed greater during the high water periods as expected. The expected higher omnivory in the high water period might have shortened the food chain when compared with the low water period. Some carnivorous fish species were shown to feed at lower trophic levels during high water periods in both reservoirs, but this was not a general pattern. Flooding did not, therefore, necessarily result in a shorter food chain when water levels were high. § Revised version of a paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Applications of Stable Isotope Techniques to Ecological Studies, April 19–23, 2004, Wellington, New Zealand.
- Research Article
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- 10.12691/jgg-7-1-1
- Jan 22, 2019
- Journal of Geosciences and Geomatics
This research examines the consistency of the value of tidal datum obtained for Nwaniba River in Akwa Ibom State of the Niger Delta (Nigeria). Two sets of tidal data from 10/05/2007-10/06/2007 and 10/05/2017-10/06/2017 observed three times a day (Morning: 7: 30-9: 30; afternoon: 12: 00-14: 00 and evening: 16: 00-18: 00) at every 2 minutes interval were considered in order to evaluate a trend. Mean Highest Water Level (MHWL), Mean Lowest Water Level (MLWL) and Mean Water Level (MWL) for the three times per day were computed. The weekly MHWL and MLWL for each of the 5 week; average MHWL and MLWL for the 5 weeks were also computed. The water level measured within (10/05/2017-10/06/2017) is higher than that of (10/05/2007-10/06/2007) except in few cases. The highest (149.000 cm) and lowest (1.80 cm) water levels for 2007 observation were recorded on 08/06/2007 at (08: 40) and on 10/05/2007 at (7: 46) and 23/05/2007 at (8: 28) respectively; while the highest (152.300 cm) and lowest (1.801 cm) water levels for 2017 observation were recorded on 15/05/2017 at (07: 53) and on 27/05/2017 at (9: 08) and on 08/06/2017 at (08: 32) respectively. The observed Lowest Water Level (LWL) of 1.800 cm was adopted as the tidal datum for Nwaniba River in 2007. The observed LWL for 2017 is 1.801 cm; and the difference between the 2017 LWL and 2007 LWL which is (δLWL) is 0.001 cm. The value of (δLWL) = 0.001 cm shows that the value of LWL of 1.800 cm adopted in 2007 as the tidal datum still remains consistent when compared to the observed LWL of 1.801 cm for 2017 observations. Based on the LWL obtained for 2007 and 2017, it can be concluded that the tidal datum for Nwaniba River is consistent from 2007 to 2017. Also, based on the difference between average MWL for 2007 and 2017 = (δMWL) = 1.247 cm, it can be concluded that the water level at Nwaniba River has increased with 1.247 cm for the period of observation. In addition, the range of values of R2 obtained is 0.000-0.046 i.e. 5 %, which shows that only 5 % of the variation in MHWL and MLWL can only be attributed to the variation in time.
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- 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.150782
- Oct 5, 2021
- Science of The Total Environment
Seasonal Yangtze finless porpoise (Neophocaena asiaeorientalis asiaeorientalis) movements in the Poyang Lake, China: Implications on flexible management for aquatic animals in fluctuating freshwater ecosystems
- Research Article
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- 10.1016/j.limno.2016.11.007
- Nov 30, 2016
- Limnologica
Interactive influence of water level, sediment heterogeneity, and plant density on the growth performance and root characteristics of Carex brevicuspis
- Research Article
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- 10.3390/rs16050808
- Feb 26, 2024
- Remote Sensing
Generating accurate monthly estimations of water level fluctuations in reservoirs and lakes is crucial for supporting effective water resource management and protection. The dual-satellite configuration of Sentinel-3 makes it possible to monitor water level changes with great coverage and short time intervals. However, the potential of Sentinel-3’s Synthetic Aperture Radar Altimetry (SRAL) data to enable operational monitoring of water levels across Jiangsu Province on a monthly basis has not yet been fully explored. This study demonstrated and validated the use of Sentinel-3’s SRAL to generate accurate monthly water level estimations needed to inform water management strategies. The monthly water levels of lakes and reservoirs from 2017 to 2021 were produced using Sentinel-3 level-2 land products. Results showed that, compared with in situ data across eight studied lakes, all lakes presented R (Pearson correlation coefficient) values greater than 0.5 and Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) values less than 1 m. Notably, water level estimates for Tai Lake, Gaoyou Lake, and Luoma Lake were particularly accurate, with R above 0.9 and RMSE below 0.5 m. Furthermore, the monthly water level estimates derived from the Sentinel-3 data showed consistent seasonal trends over the multi-year study period. The annual water level of all lakes did not change significantly, except for Shijiu Lake, of which the difference between the highest and lowest water level was up to about 5 m. Our findings confirmed the water level observation ability of Sentinel-3. The accuracy of water level monitoring could be influenced by internal water level differences, terrain features, as well as the area and shape of the lake. Larger lakes with more altimetry sampling points tended to yield higher accuracy estimates of water level fluctuations. These results demonstrate that the frequent, wide-area coverage offered by this satellite platform provides valuable hydrological information, especially across remote regions lacking in situ data. Sentinel-3 has immense potential to support improved water security in data-scarce regions.
- Research Article
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- 10.18307/2019.0606
- Jan 1, 2019
- Journal of Lake Sciences
湖泊生态水位过程对维持湖泊生态系统结构、过程和功能的完整性具有重要意义,也是当今湖泊科学领域面临的重要科学问题.基于菜子湖湖区水位站(车富岭水位站)1956-2018年日水位资料,采用pettitt突变检验法分析水位的突变性特征.结合年保证率法得到菜子湖车富岭水位站低水位值,并在此基础上分析了低水位发生时间及历时、候鸟越冬期水位变化速率及其生态水位的区间阈值.主要结论有:菜子湖车富岭水位站1956-2018年年均水位无显著突变.菜子湖车富岭水位站低水位发生时间均值为年内的344 d,年际标准差为27 d,低水位的年均历时为69 d,标准差为49 d,有6年(1978、1997、2015-2018年)未发生低水位事件.菜子湖候鸟越冬期水位变化速率的均值为-0.009 m/d,年均值为-0.034~0.009 m/d,日均值为-0.051~0.016 m/d.菜子湖低水位发生时间的区间阈值为332~351 d,历时的区间阈值为33~98 d,变化速率的区间阈值为-0.070~0.020 m/d.加强菜子湖候鸟越冬期湿地生境保护适应性调度试验研究及生态环境监测,为菜子湖输水水位优化控制和菜子湖湿地生态保护提供科学依据.;The ecological water level process of lakes is of great significance for maintaining the integrity of the lake ecosystem structures, processes and functions, and is also an important scientific issue of lake science field nowadays. Based on the daily water level data, pettitt test was used to analyze the abrupt change characteristics of water level of Lake Caizi at Chefuling Station from 1956-2018. The low water level of Lake Caizi at Chefuling Station was obtained using the annual guaranteed frequency method. The starting time and duration of low water level, the water level change rate during the overwintering period of migratory birds and the interval threshold of ecological water level were analyzed accordingly. The main conclusions are as follows:there is no significant abrupt change point in the average annual water level of Lake Caizi at Chefuling Station from 1956 to 2018. The average occurrence time of low water level of Lake Caizi at Chefuling Stations is day 344, with the inter-annual standard deviation 27 days. The average duration time of annual low water level is 69 days with the standard deviation 49 days. Among the calculated 63 years, there are 6 years (1978, 1997, 2015-2018) without low water level event. The average rate of water level change during the overwintering period of migratory birds is -0.009 m/d, the annual average rate is -0.034-0.009 m/d, and the daily average rate is -0.051-0.016 m/d. The interval threshold of the occurrence of low water level of Lake Caizi is 332-351 d, the interval threshold of the duration time is 33-98 d, and the interval threshold of water level change rate is -0.070-0.020 m/d. Strengthening experimental study on habitat adaptation and ecological environment monitoring during the overwintering period of migratory birds to provide scientific basis for water level regulation and wetland protection of the Lake Caizi.