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E-raamat: Silting and Desilting of Reservoirs

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The creation of river dams and the storage of water have been a strategy for survival for many centuries. Reservoirs have diverse functions, providing irrigation, water supply, storage of water, flood control, navigation and power generation. The silting of a reservoir is an unavoidable process. Although it cannot be halted, silting can be slowed down and controlled by a variety of soil conservation practices and by modifying agricultural practices in the catchment area. Other methods of reducing silting include the placing of certain engineering structures in the river system and the introduction of adequate strategies of reservoir operation. Silting and Desilting of Reservoirs includes aspects such as hydraulics, sediment transport, silting, sediment distribution, calculation and prediction of silting and solutions to reservoir silting.
Preface xi
Introduction 1(10)
General Considerations About Reservoirs 11(1)
General Functions of reservoirs
11(1)
Classification of reservoirs
11(3)
Life of reservoirs
14(1)
Characteristics of reservoirs
15(3)
Primary Processes in reservoirs
18(2)
Hydraulics of reservoirs
20(42)
General considerations
20(2)
Water circulation and stratification in reservoirs
22(3)
Water circulation
22(1)
Density stratification
23(2)
General balance of reservoirs
25(4)
Water balance
25(2)
Sediment balance
27(1)
Thermic/caloric balance
28(1)
Water quality in reservoirs
29(7)
Water quality and quality indicators
29(3)
Water quality standards
32(3)
Sediment related to water quality
35(1)
Flow hydraulics in reservoirs
36(9)
Unsteady flow
36(6)
Steady flow
42(3)
Stratified flows - Density and turbidity currents
45(17)
Density currents
45(2)
Turbidity currents
47(15)
Sediment transport in reservoirs
62(37)
Nature of sediments in reservoirs
62(1)
Sediment sources
63(7)
General consideration
63(2)
Soil erosion in reservoir catchment
65(5)
Characteristics of sediments in reservoirs
70(6)
Specific weight of sediments
70(3)
Sediment size
73(2)
Sediment porosity
75(1)
Sediment entrainment and transport
76(10)
General considerations
76(1)
Critical conditions for sediment entrainment
77(5)
Sediment transport regime
82(4)
Sediment transport in romania
86(8)
Bed-load
87(4)
Suspended-load
91(1)
Total-load
92(2)
Sediment transport in South Africa
94(5)
Sediment yield of catchments
94(2)
Critical threshold conditions for cohesionless sediment
96(1)
Sediment transport in reservoirs
97(2)
Silting of reservoirs - process, causes and Effects
99(52)
General considerations
99(17)
Silting of reservoirs in the world
99(5)
Silting of reservoirs in Romania
104(3)
Silting of reservoirs in South Africa
107(6)
Statistical analysis
113(3)
Silting process of reservoirs
116(24)
Characteristics of silting process
116(10)
Silting process and sediment deposits
126(10)
Mechanics of the silting process
136(4)
Causes of and influences on the silting process
140(5)
Natural causes
140(4)
Anthropic influences
144(1)
Effects of reservoir silting
145(6)
Upstream effects
146(1)
Effects in the basin and at the dam
146(2)
Downstream effects
148(3)
Sediment Distribution in reservoirs - calculation and prediction
151(58)
General considerations
151(1)
Empirical methods
152(10)
Empirical area-increment method
153(1)
Empirical area-reduction method
154(7)
Empirical method for a deltaic-shaped deposition
161(1)
Other empirical methods
162(1)
Semi-empirical methods
162(11)
The Orth-Shamov method
162(4)
The Rooseboom-Annandale methods
166(7)
Mathematical modelling and computer models
173(12)
General considerations
173(1)
Basic principles
174(4)
Numerical models
178(7)
Study cases
185(24)
Prundu reservoir on the Arges River in Romania
185(6)
Mihailesti reservoir on the Bucharest-Danube Canal in Romania
191(6)
Qedusizi reservoir on the Klip River in South Africa
197(9)
Mohale reservoir on the Senqunyane River in Lesotho
206(3)
Coping and Dealing with Silting and Desilting of Reservoirs
209(8)
Control of reservoir sinking
210(2)
Removal of deposited sediment
212(1)
Compensation of reservoir silting
213(4)
Control of Reservoir Silting - Practices, Measures, works and Actions
217(33)
General considerations
217(1)
Reduction of sediment yield of catchments
218(7)
Non-structural soil conservation measures
218(1)
Soil conservation by structural works
219(6)
Reduction of sediment inflows into reservoir basins
225(13)
Sediment trapping structures
225(2)
River regulation works
227(1)
Slope, bank and shore protection works
228(1)
Sediment bypassing structures
229(8)
Off-stream storage reservoirs
237(1)
Reduction of sediment deposition in reservoirs
238(12)
Sediment sluicing
238(4)
Venting of turbidity currents
242(8)
Desilting of Reservoirs - Sediment Removal Techniques and Technologies
250(49)
General considerations
250(1)
Sediment flushing
251(31)
Flushing operations
252(14)
Flushing criteria
266(5)
Flushing calculation and modelling
271(11)
Sediment syphoning
282(10)
Sediment removal - dredging and digging
292(7)
General considerations
292(2)
Dredging
294(2)
Digging
296(3)
Appendix
1. Silting of reservoirs in the world
299(4)
Appendix
2. Silting of reservoirs in Romania
303(2)
Appendix 3a. Silting and evolution in time of silting process of some reservoirs in South Africa 305(3)
Appendix 3b.Evolution in time of silting process in some reservoirs in South Africa, with original capacity greater than 5 hmc 308(3)
Glossary 311(8)
References 319(12)
List of Symbols 331(4)
Subject Index 335
Dan G. Batuca (Author) , J.M. Jordaan Jr (Author)