都市雨水下水道即時控制系統之研究
Date Issued
2004
Date
2004
Author(s)
DOI
922211E002044
Abstract
Urban drainage systems are the most fundamental facilities in modern developed cities.
There are two types of sewer systems in urban drainage systems: combined and separated. The
waste water and the runoff caused by rain are drained in a single tunnel or pipe in the combined
sewer systems; while the separated sewer systems use two separate systems of tunnels or pipes to
drain waste water and runoff respectively. It has been indicated by many researchers that the
performance of the sewer systems often can not reach its designed capacity when rainfall with
larger return periods occurs. In the developed nations, real time control sewer systems are
therefore applied to make the sewer systems more efficient for inundation caused by heavy
rainfalls.
This research uses the Liu-Kang drainage system of the 1st drainage area of Taipei City in
the case study to demonstrate the effectiveness of applying real-time control (RTC) in Taiwan’s
urban drainage systems. For the purpose of RTC simulation, the multi-thread technology is
employed to integrate the Storm Water Management Model (SWMM), developed by US EPA,
and a genetic algorithm library, called GAlib, to simulate RTC in the Liu-Kang system. The
simulated results show that the overflow hydrograph with reductive tendency at manhole near the
pumping station under RTC and the water depth is kept at nearly to maximum.
Subjects
urban drainage systems
real-time control
SWMM
genetic algorithms
SDGs
Publisher
臺北市:國立臺灣大學土木工程學系暨研究所
Type
report
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