Abstract

Abstract. Rivers are drying up most frequently in West Liaohe River plain and the bare river beds present fine sand belts on land. These sand belts, which yield a dust heavily in windy days, stress the local environment deeply as the riverbeds are eroded by wind. The optimal operation of water resources, thus, is one of the most important methods for preventing the wind erosion of riverbeds. In this paper, optimal operation model for water resources based on riverbed wind erosion control has been established, which contains objective function, constraints, and solution method. The objective function considers factors which include water volume diverted into reservoirs, river length and lower threshold of flow rate, etc. On the basis of ensuring the water requirement of each reservoir, the destruction of the vegetation in the riverbed by the frequent river flow is avoided. The multi core parallel solving method for optimal water resources operation in the West Liaohe River Plain is proposed, which the optimal solution is found by DPSA method under the POA framework and the parallel computing program is designed in Fork/Join mode. Based on the optimal operation results, the basic rules of water resources operation in the West Liaohe River Plain are summarized. Calculation results show that, on the basis of meeting the requirement of water volume of every reservoir, the frequency of reach river flow which from Taihekou to Talagan Water Diversion Project in the Xinkai River is reduced effectively. The speedup and parallel efficiency of parallel algorithm are 1.51 and 0.76 respectively, and the computing time is significantly decreased. The research results show in this paper can provide technical support for the prevention and control of riverbed wind erosion in the West Liaohe River plain.

Highlights

  • With the development and utilization of water resources, partial rivers were dried up in arid or semi-arid area

  • In order to meet the threshold setting and the realization of the target, the diversion flow is chosen as the state variable in Taihekou Water Diversion Project and the outflow is chosen as state variable in Sujiapu Water Diversion Project

  • To solve the problem of the water resources optimal operation based on riverbed wind erosion control in West Liaohe River plain, and improve computational efficiency, this paper presents a “multi-core parallel solution algorithm for optimal operation of water diversion project group”

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Summary

Introduction

With the development and utilization of water resources, partial rivers were dried up in arid or semi-arid area. The dry up of river basin has caused many serious problems, such as agricultural and industrial output reduction, environmental degradation and water quality deterioration (Fu and Chen, 2006; Wang and Li, 2007). The wind erosion control of bare riverbed or lakebed is quite different from sand land. Bao et al (2006) estimated the rational water area and inflow of the Ebinur Lake for controlling wind erosion. S. Wanguang et al.: Water resources optimal operation based on riverbed wind erosion control. For intermittent dried up reach, there is no better erosion control measures so far. In this paper we analyze the hydrological characteristics West Liaohe River plain and establish the optimal operation model for water resources based on river desertification control

Water system of the West Liaohe River plain
Modeling analysis
Hydraulic connection
Objective function
Water balance of reservoir
Constraint of discharge capacity
Constraint handling method
Solving process
Findings
Result and discussion
Conclusions

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