Influence of Water Transfer Project fromSouth to North on middle and Lower reaches of Hanjiang River
Fan Bei
Abstract
Fan Bei
Abstract
The disequilibrium sediment transfer principle was utilized to calculate river erosion?deposition and to analyze river regime changes for the middle and lower reaches of the Hanjiang River for different water transfer schemes. The calculation results indicated that in aspect of river?reach erosion amount the diversion water 145×108 m3 scheme is less than that of 15×108 m3 scheme, and for the descents of water level, the former is smaller than the latter. Owing to water transfer 145×108 m3, the river regime, flood control and navigation will cause certain affections to the middle and lower reaches of the Hanjiang River, so a new water source must be developed to satisfy the demands of industry, agriculture, navigation and ecological environment for this region.
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The disequilibrium sediment transfer principle was utilized to calculate river erosion?deposition and to analyze river regime changes for the middle and lower reaches of the Hanjiang River for different water transfer schemes. The calculation results indicated that in aspect of river?reach erosion amount the diversion water 145×108 m3 scheme is less than that of 15×108 m3 scheme, and for the descents of water level, the former is smaller than the latter. Owing to water transfer 145×108 m3, the river regime, flood control and navigation will cause certain affections to the middle and lower reaches of the Hanjiang River, so a new water source must be developed to satisfy the demands of industry, agriculture, navigation and ecological environment for this region.
Key concepts: Water transfer, Hydrology (agriculture), Erosion, Environmental science, Disequilibrium, Deposition (geology), Flood control, Flood myth