Abstract

Long Shougou is located at the exit of Hei he River in Zhang ye City, which is directly facing the reservoir of Long Shougou Hydropower Station. Through site survey, UAV flight and indoor simulation calculation, the development characteristics and risk of Long Shougou debris flow were analyzed and evaluated. The results show that: Long Shougou debris flow is in the "development period", belonging to "small", "easy" and "high frequency" debris flow; The length of Long Shougou Channel is 1.70 km, the circumference is 3.76 km, the area is 0.72 km2 , the relative height difference is nearly 584 m, the longitudinal gradient is 342.27 ‰, and the overall bending coefficient is 1.14; Gully sediments are mainly gully bed deposits and slope collapse deposits, with total reserves of 20.94 ×104 m3 and dynamic reserves of 7.76 ×104 m3 ; Calculated according to the designed rainstorm frequency of 1%, the flow velocity of debris flow at the gully mouth is 2.64m /s, the total amount of primary overflow is 17,296.41m3 , the primary outflow of solid matter is 7956.35m3 , and the overall impact pressure of debris flow is 16.32kPa. The maximum impact force of a single stone is 2.56kN according to 0.5m; It is suggested to consider the impact of the annual inflow of debris flow on the water quality of the Longshou hydropower station reservoir and the impact on the power station switching station near the Gulou port, and do a good job in the relevant sediment discharge measures.

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