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A comprehensive approach to the optimization of design solutions for dry anti-flood reservoir dams

Dariusz Łydżba

Dariusz Łydżba

Wrocław University of Science and TechnologyWrocław, Poland
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Adrian Różański

Adrian Różański

Wrocław University of Science and TechnologyWrocław, Poland
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Maciej Sobótka

Maciej Sobótka

Wrocław University of Science and TechnologyWrocław, Poland
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Michał Pachnicz

Michał Pachnicz

Wrocław University of Science and TechnologyWrocław, Poland
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Szczepan Grosel

Szczepan Grosel

Wrocław University of Science and TechnologyWrocław, Poland
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Jakub Rainer

Jakub Rainer

Wrocław University of Science and TechnologyWrocław, Poland
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30 set 2021
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Categoria dell'articolo: Original Study
Pubblicato online: 30 set 2021
Pagine: 270 - 284
Ricevuto: 10 mag 2021
Accettato: 21 mag 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sgem-2021-0016
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Figure 1

Characteristic cross-section of the dam (Sweco Consulting Sp. z o.o. 2019).
Characteristic cross-section of the dam (Sweco Consulting Sp. z o.o. 2019).

Figure 2

Section of the map indicating the topography of terrain, dam body and area under consideration
Section of the map indicating the topography of terrain, dam body and area under consideration

Figure 3

Three-dimensional model of the dam substrate.
Three-dimensional model of the dam substrate.

Figure 4

Location of the boreholes and the dam body–top view.
Location of the boreholes and the dam body–top view.

Figure 5

Location of the boreholes data input to the FE model.
Location of the boreholes data input to the FE model.

Figure 6

3D substrate reconstruction with finite element mesh.
3D substrate reconstruction with finite element mesh.

Figure 7

Model of the subsoil with the distribution of geotechnical layers within the western abutment area.
Model of the subsoil with the distribution of geotechnical layers within the western abutment area.

Figure 8

First-type boundary condition applied to the boundary of the domain.
First-type boundary condition applied to the boundary of the domain.

Figure 9

Distribution of the Fi parameter.
Distribution of the Fi parameter.

Figure 10

Anti-filtration barrier visualization (red) and highly permeable layers (blue).
Anti-filtration barrier visualization (red) and highly permeable layers (blue).

Figure 11

Numerical model created for the purpose of deformation and stability analyses.
Numerical model created for the purpose of deformation and stability analyses.

Figure 12

Selected stages of dam construction: a) stage 0 – reference stage, b) stage I – excavation, c) stage VI – intermediate dam construction, d) stage VIII – construction completed.
Selected stages of dam construction: a) stage 0 – reference stage, b) stage I – excavation, c) stage VI – intermediate dam construction, d) stage VIII – construction completed.

Figure 13

Time-variable boundary condition of water pressure during the passage of the flood wave.
Time-variable boundary condition of water pressure during the passage of the flood wave.

Figure 14

Evolution of the factor of safety in time during flood wave passage for different depths of the anti-filtration barrier.
Evolution of the factor of safety in time during flood wave passage for different depths of the anti-filtration barrier.

Figure 15

Potential failure mechanisms at selected time steps of the analysis: a) for the maximum damming level, b) for the minimum FOS value.
Potential failure mechanisms at selected time steps of the analysis: a) for the maximum damming level, b) for the minimum FOS value.

Figure 16

An exemplary map of displacements: a) vertical; b) horizontal.
An exemplary map of displacements: a) vertical; b) horizontal.
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