INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF SOIL SATURATION DEGREE AND USING TRANSIENT ANALYZE DURING RAPID DRAWDOWN ON SEEPAGE FLOW AND SAFETY FACTOR OF EARTH FILL DAMS (CASE STUDY: GULAK DAM)

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KOMASI MEHDI; GOUDARZI MOHAMMAD REZA; YARIZADEH HOJATOLLAH

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Journal: JOURNAL OF DAM AND HYDROELECTRIC POWERPLANT Year:2016 | Volume:3 | Issue:8 Page(s): 12-23

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INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF SOIL SATURATION DEGREE AND USING TRANSIENT ANALYZE DURING RAPID DRAWDOWN ON SEEPAGE FLOW AND SAFETY FACTOR OF EARTH FILL DAMS (CASE STUDY: GULAK DAM)

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KOMASI MEHDI | GOUDARZI MOHAMMAD REZA | YARIZADEH HOJATOLLAH | Issue Writer Certificate

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EARTH DAM STABILITYQ2

RAPID DRAWDOWNQ2

TRANSIENT ANALYSISQ2

NONLINEAR PERMEABILITY FUNCTIONQ2

DEGREE OF SATURATIONQ2

Abstract

Inaccuracy in earth fill dam’s analysis is one of the most important reasons of breaking this huge structures. assuming soil saturated only and disregarding time in RAPID DRAWDOWN analysis cause errors in results of analyses that this article discuses about them. In this article Gulak earth fill dam has been modeled in three situations named saturated only, saturated-unsaturated with linear and nonlinear functions and the results show that modeling dam in saturated only situation not only effects on seepage results, but also causes about 25 percent error on safety factor of dam. In the fallowing this result achieved that by using nonlinear functions for permeability and vol.water content and choosing required parameters for van genuchten equation from laboratory result accuracy of analyses increases about 13 present than using a linear function. Also In RAPID DRAWDOWN analysis to avoid shocking to the model, by using a transient analyze, drawdown of the reservoir was modeled as a process depending on time and results show that disregarding the time in RAPID DRAWDOWN of reservoir analysis cusses about 4.8 percent error that this error increases to 13 percent by reducing drawdown rate.

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KOMASI, MEHDI, GOUDARZI, MOHAMMAD REZA, & YARIZADEH, HOJATOLLAH. (2016). INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF SOIL SATURATION DEGREE AND USING TRANSIENT ANALYZE DURING RAPID DRAWDOWN ON SEEPAGE FLOW AND SAFETY FACTOR OF EARTH FILL DAMS (CASE STUDY: GULAK DAM). JOURNAL OF DAM AND HYDROELECTRIC POWERPLANT, 3(8 ), 12-23. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/261517/en

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KOMASI MEHDI, GOUDARZI MOHAMMAD REZA, YARIZADEH HOJATOLLAH. INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF SOIL SATURATION DEGREE AND USING TRANSIENT ANALYZE DURING RAPID DRAWDOWN ON SEEPAGE FLOW AND SAFETY FACTOR OF EARTH FILL DAMS (CASE STUDY: GULAK DAM). JOURNAL OF DAM AND HYDROELECTRIC POWERPLANT[Internet]. 2016;3(8 ):12-23. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/261517/en

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MEHDI KOMASI, MOHAMMAD REZA GOUDARZI, and HOJATOLLAH YARIZADEH, “INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF SOIL SATURATION DEGREE AND USING TRANSIENT ANALYZE DURING RAPID DRAWDOWN ON SEEPAGE FLOW AND SAFETY FACTOR OF EARTH FILL DAMS (CASE STUDY: GULAK DAM),” JOURNAL OF DAM AND HYDROELECTRIC POWERPLANT, vol. 3, no. 8 , pp. 12–23, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/261517/en

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