Probabilistic evaluation on Rock Capturing Performance of series check dam system

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  • SHIMA Joji
    Sabo Technical Center
  • KATADE Ryo
    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, National Defense Academy of Japan
  • TAKAHASHI Kazunori
    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, National Defense Academy of Japan
  • KATSUKI Satoshi
    Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, National Defense Academy of Japan
  • ISHIKAWA Nobutaka
    Research Association for Steel Sabo Structures

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  • 連続設置される透過型砂防堰堤の確率的巨礫捕捉性能評価
  • レンゾク セッチ サレル トウカガタ サボウ エンテイ ノ カクリツテキキョレキホソク セイノウ ヒョウカ

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Abstract

In planning for the arrangement of countermeasures in such a basin where has a large amount of sediment discharge, a series of grid check dam structures will be constructed. In this case, decision making of the space between steel pipes in consideration of change of characteristic of sediment rocks is substantial because characteristic of sediment rocks is used for design of grid check dam structures, and it change when it pass through the grid .This paper discusses an evaluation method of effect of grid shape on the probability of rocks capturing, and then an evaluation of effect of a series of grid check dam structures on the probability of rocks capturing. First, it is assumed that the capturing events are based on a probability process, i.e., a geometric distribution in a Bernoulli sequence. Second, the probability of what a rectangular space is stuffed by some rocks following log-normal distribution diameter is estimated using MonteCarlo simulation. Third, in cases where same dam models were arranged at upstream and downstream, the number of rocks captured by the dam at downstream is less than 20% of number of rocks that pass through the dam at upstream. Fourth, in cases where the dam at downstream is designed to account for characteristic of rocks that pass through the dam at upstream, the number of rocks captured by the dam at downstream is about 50%.

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