貯留時間による調整池容量の検討

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  • Determination of the Capacity of a Regulating Pond in Terms of the Discharge Average Multiplied by <I>n</I> Hours
  • A study on an irrigation system consisting of a regulating pond and pipelines (IV)
  • 調整池とパイプラインによる水田潅漑システムの研究 (IV)

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This paper is the fourth of a series of reports on the pond-regulated pipeline irrigation systems in operation in Tonami Plain of Toyama and deals with some central aspects of these systems that previous papers did not address.Analyses of the observation data on three of the systems obtained over an eight-year period have yielded the following findings:<BR>(1) Out-of-pond discharges (Qfi) usually peak between 6 and 7 a.m.and/or between 7 and 8 p.m.The maximums of Qfi during the morning peak hours often far exceed the maximum gross water requirements for the ordinary irrigation period (q).<BR>(2) Pond uses (Qpo), which are meant to compensate for the excesses of Qfi over inflows into the ponds (Qin), are devoted for the most part to morning irrigation in keeping with the peaking of Qfj.<BR>(3) Data on Qin, Qfi and Qpo, graphically plotted, show that there are three patterns in how they are related to each other, i.e.morning peak type, two-peak type and evening peak type.<BR>(4) Let us define Tpo as a per-day discharge excess over the discharge average (avr, Qfi), calculated in terms of the discharge average multiplied bynhours and for convenience expressed simply asnhours.Then we obtain a formula V=Tpo·avr QM where V stands for the design capacity of a regulating pond.<BR>(5) I chose the 10 topmost of per-day Qpo and averaged out the Tpo values for these Qpo data. These Tpo averages range from 3 to 6 hrs. Since they reflecting the actual demands of the benefited paddies, they can be expected to be optimal design criteria for pond capacities.<BR>(6) The smaller the acreages of the benefited paddies (A), the greater are the Tpo values. Besides, as I pointed out in my previous paper, the smaller the acreages, the greater are the values of Qpo/Qfi. These facts suggest that the Tpo value of 6 hrs, which was obtained in the smallest pond-regulated irrigation system can be regarded as the safest capacity for a regulating pond.<BR>(7) The foregoing consideration of Tpo would allow us to draw the following conclusion: since the actual Tpo values range from 3 to 6 hrs, the values of Tpo in the formula V=Tpo·avrQfi should be determined within this range and since, as I reported in my previous paper, the maximums of pond uses are concentrated between the latter half of July and August, the value of avr Qfi should be pegged atqfollowing a generally accepted criterion for irrigation facilities. Needless to say, in determining the values of Tpo, we need to take into account several related factors, such as the characteristics of water sources, the meteorological conditions of the areas concerned and the characteristics of benefited paddies including, importantly, their acreages. We now know that, the smaller the acreages, the greater are the Tpos. At any rate the Tpo value of 6 hours can be regarded as a safe enough criterion for determining the design capacities of regulating ponds.

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  • CRID
    1390282679518043904
  • NII論文ID
    130004118723
  • DOI
    10.11408/jsidre1965.1995.37
  • ISSN
    18847234
    03872335
  • データソース種別
    • JaLC
    • CiNii Articles
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