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COMMISSION INTERNATIONALE
DES GRANDS BARRAGES
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VINGT-SIXIÈME CONGRÈS DES
GRANDS BARRAGES
Autriche, juillet 2018
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STUDY ON MECHANISM OF RESERVOIR INDUCED SEISMICITY AND
COUNTERPLOTS FOR RESERVOIR OPERATION UNDER EXTREME
WEATHER
Xinxiang ZENG, Tinggai CHANG, Xiao HU, Lei YANG
Earthquake Engineering Research Center, CHINA INSTITUTE OF WATER
RESOURCES AND HYDROPOWER RESEARCH
CHINA
1. INTRODUCTION
The odds of extreme weather events increased significantly recently against
the backdrop of global climate change, in which China is one of the most affected
countries especially for typhoon and rainstorm. The water level will change rapidly
if the typhoon or rainstorm occurred in the reservoir region, which is seemed to
increase the occurrence probability of Reservoir-Induced Seismic (RIS). The RIS
means typically minor earthquake sequence resulting from reservoir impoundment
or variation of water level. The damage of RIS may probably be much bigger than
that of natural earthquake because its focal depth is very shallow. Therefore, it is
necessary to study the mechanism of extreme weather induced RIS events, as
well as provide some corresponding countermeasures for reservoir operation
management.
Shanxi reservoir is located in the upper stream of Feiyun river (Zhejiang
Province, China) with capacity of 18.24×108m3, and the height of the concrete face
rockfill dam is 156.8m. Shanxi reservoir region will be affected by typhoon from
June to September every year. The impoundment of the reservoir started from May
12th, 2000. And a ML3.5 seismic events in reservoir region has been recorded in
July 28th, 2002[1]. From that time on, the induced seismic activity has been an issue
for the Shanxi reservoir.
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Book of Full Papers
Symposium Hydro Engineering
- Title
- Book of Full Papers
- Subtitle
- Symposium Hydro Engineering
- Author
- Gerald Zenz
- Publisher
- Verlag der Technischen Universität Graz
- Location
- Graz
- Date
- 2018
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-85125-620-8
- Size
- 20.9 x 29.6 cm
- Pages
- 2724
- Keywords
- Hydro, Engineering, Climate Changes
- Categories
- International
- Naturwissenschaften Physik
- Technik