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Discussion on flood hydrograph calculation of medium and small project

S Zhang

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The Alekceef's method is a main method to calculate flood hydrograph in the medium and small project planning and designing. According to basin area to sort and to combination of main peak and outside flood peak, the paper uses f low together theory to perfect and recruit the method based on common the Ale kce ef's flood hydrograph.

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The Alekceef's method is a main method to calculate flood hydrograph in the medium and small project planning and designing. According to basin area to sort and to combination of main peak and outside flood peak, the paper uses f low together theory to perfect and recruit the method based on common the Ale kce ef's flood hydrograph.

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The Alekceef's method is a main method to calculate flood hydrograph in the medium and small project planning and designing. According to basin area to sort and to combination of main peak and outside flood peak, the paper uses f low together theory to perfect and recruit the method based on common the Ale kce ef's flood hydrograph.

Key concepts: Hydrograph, Flood myth, sort, Hydrology (agriculture), Structural basin, Environmental science, Computer science, Water resource management

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