CN109341814B - Full-time water level acquisition system and method - Google Patents

Full-time water level acquisition system and method Download PDF

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CN109341814B
CN109341814B CN201811503080.7A CN201811503080A CN109341814B CN 109341814 B CN109341814 B CN 109341814B CN 201811503080 A CN201811503080 A CN 201811503080A CN 109341814 B CN109341814 B CN 109341814B
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The invention provides a full-time water level acquisition system, which comprises: the system comprises a self-metering well, an electronic water gauge and a control processing module; the control processing module is respectively connected with the self-metering well and the electronic water gauge, and a boundary water level value is preset in the control processing module; the control processing module is used for comparing the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge with a preset boundary value and selecting the measured value from the well or the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge according to the comparison result to calculate the water level measured value. According to the invention, after the river channel is deformed, the electronic water gauge is additionally arranged, so that the water level measurement problem is solved, the characteristics of high measurement precision and small range of the electronic water gauge are combined with the deep water level measured by self-metering, and the accurate detection of the water level is ensured.

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Full-time water level acquisition system and method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of water level detection, in particular to a full-time water level acquisition system and a full-time water level acquisition method.
Background
At present, most of water level acquisition systems of small and medium rivers in our country are built with self-metering wells, water levels are acquired through floater water level meters, and the bottoms of the self-metering wells are communicated with river channels after anti-surge measures such as a sand basin and the like. The lowest water level is required to be acquired by self-metering well construction, but the section of the lowest water level of the river channel is deviated due to the reason that river water is flushed for a long period of time, and the like, and the lowest water level of the river channel cannot be measured by the self-metering well, particularly when the water level is low in the dry season. The reconstruction of the self-counting well and the auxiliary arrangement not only has high cost, but also has large project amount,
disclosure of Invention
Based on the technical problems in the background art, the invention provides a full-time water level acquisition system.
The invention provides a full-time water level acquisition system, which comprises: the system comprises a self-metering well, an electronic water gauge and a control processing module;
the control processing module is respectively connected with the self-metering well and the electronic water gauge, and a boundary water level value is preset in the control processing module; the control processing module is used for comparing the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge with a preset boundary value and selecting the measured value from the well or the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge according to the comparison result to calculate the water level measured value.
Preferably, the control processing module is used for acquiring the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge as the water level measured value when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is less than or equal to the boundary value; and when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is greater than the boundary value, the water level measured value is calculated according to the measured value of the self-metering well.
Preferably, the electronic water gauge adopts a radar electronic water gauge.
Preferably, the probe of the electronic water gauge is positioned above the lowest measuring water level of the self-metering well.
Preferably, the electronic water gauge is installed at the bottom of the river by adopting a full waterproof closed structure.
Preferably, the boundary value is greater than or equal to the difference between the minimum measured value from the well and the lowest water level in the measurement area.
Preferably, when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is greater than the boundary value in a state that the boundary value is equal to the difference between the minimum measured value of the self-well logging and the lowest water level, the control processing module is configured to calculate a sum of the measured value of the self-well logging and the boundary value as the water level measured value.
A full-time water level acquisition method comprises the following steps:
s1, setting an electronic water gauge corresponding to the position of the self-metering well for the deformed water section of the river channel;
s2, obtaining a difference value between the minimum measured value of the self-well logging and the lowest water level of the measuring area as a boundary value;
s3, obtaining the measured value of the electronic water gauge, and judging whether the measured value of the electronic water gauge is larger than a boundary value;
s4, if yes, obtaining a self-logging measurement value, and calculating the sum of the self-logging measurement value and the boundary value as a water level measurement value;
and S5, if not, taking the measured value of the electronic water gauge as the measured value of the water level.
Preferably, in step S1, the maximum measurement value of the electronic water gauge is greater than the minimum measurement value of the self-well-counting.
According to the full-time water level acquisition system provided by the invention, the problem that the self-metering well cannot acquire the excessively low water level due to the limitation of the installation position or the deformation of a river channel and the like is solved through the electronic water gauge. So, after the river course warp, through addding the electron water gauge, not only solved the water level measurement problem, will combine together with the characteristics that electron water gauge measurement accuracy high range is little from well logging measurement deep water level moreover, guaranteed the accurate detection to the water level.
According to the full-time-period water level acquisition method provided by the invention, the effectiveness of water level acquisition in a dry period is ensured through the electronic water gauge, and meanwhile, the electronic water gauge and the self-metering well are selected for work through boundary value comparison, so that mutual interference of acquisition values is avoided. Meanwhile, by setting the boundary value, the method and the device have the advantages that the water level value collected by the electronic water gauge is taken as the main part in the dry season, and the instability caused by frequent switching of the working states of the electronic water gauge and the self-metering well is avoided.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the self-well-counting operation before flushing of a river;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the self-well-counting operation after the river channel is flushed;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a river channel with an added radar electronic water gauge;
fig. 4 is a flowchart of a full-time water level collection method according to the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 1, the present invention provides a full-time water level collecting system, which includes: the device comprises a self-metering well, an electronic water gauge and a control processing module.
The control processing module is respectively connected with the self-metering well and the electronic water gauge, and a boundary water level value is preset in the control processing module. The control processing module is used for comparing the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge with a preset boundary value and selecting the measured value from the well or the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge according to the comparison result to calculate the water level measured value.
The electronic water gauge is convenient to install. In the embodiment, the problem that the self-metering well cannot collect the excessively low water level due to the limitation of the installation position or the deformation of a river channel and the like is solved through the electronic water gauge. So, after the river course warp, through addding the electron water gauge, not only solved the water level measurement problem, will combine together with the characteristics that electron water gauge measurement accuracy high range is little from well logging measurement deep water level moreover, guaranteed the accurate detection to the water level.
Specifically, in this embodiment, the control processing module is configured to obtain a measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge as a water level measured value when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is less than or equal to the boundary value; and when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is greater than the boundary value, the water level measured value is calculated according to the measured value of the self-metering well. Specifically, the boundary value is greater than or equal to the difference between the minimum measured value of the self-metering well and the lowest water level of the measuring area. So, among this embodiment, through the setting of demarcation value, made clear and definite the work area from well logging and electron water gauge to avoided simultaneously through gathering the mutual crosstalk that the water level value caused from well logging and electron water gauge, be favorable to through the independent collection from well logging and electron water gauge, guarantee water level measurement data's unicity, thereby reduce the data processing degree of difficulty.
In this embodiment, when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is greater than the boundary value in a state where the boundary value is equal to the difference between the minimum measured value of the self-well and the lowest water level, the control processing module is configured to calculate a sum of the measured value of the self-well and the boundary value as the water level measured value.
In this embodiment, the electronic water gauge is a radar electronic water gauge. Specifically, a probe of the electronic water gauge is positioned above the lowest measurement water level of the self-metering well, so that the electronic water gauge can supplement the self-metering well measurement area. In this embodiment, the electronic water gauge adopts the waterproof enclosed construction of full installation at the river bottom to avoid the water level to shift up and cause adverse effect to the electronic water gauge.
The above-mentioned full-time water level collection system is further described below in conjunction with a water level collection method.
The invention provides a full-time water level acquisition method, which comprises the following steps:
s1, setting an electronic water gauge corresponding to the position of the self-metering well aiming at the deformed water section of the river channel, so that the water level which cannot be measured by the self-metering well is made up through the electronic water gauge, and the real-time monitoring of the water level is guaranteed. Specifically, in this step, the maximum measurement value of the electronic water gauge is greater than the minimum measurement value of the self-metering well.
And S2, taking the difference between the minimum measured value obtained from the well logging and the lowest water level of the measuring area as a boundary value.
And S3, obtaining the measured value of the electronic water gauge, and judging whether the measured value of the electronic water gauge is greater than the boundary value.
And S4, if yes, obtaining the self-well-counting measured value, and calculating the sum of the self-well-counting measured value and the boundary value as the water level measured value.
And S5, if not, taking the measured value of the electronic water gauge as the measured value of the water level.
In the embodiment, after the electronic water gauge is installed, the self-metering well enters a standby state, and only when the measured value of the electronic water gauge is greater than a boundary value, the self-metering well starts to collect the water level value. So, in this embodiment, guaranteed the validity of dry season water level collection through the electron water gauge, simultaneously, through dividing the boundary value comparison for the electron water gauge with from the work of well logging alternative, avoided the collection value mutual interference. Meanwhile, in the embodiment, by setting the boundary value, the electronic water gauge is mainly used for collecting the water level value in the dry season, and the instability caused by frequent switching of the working state of the electronic water gauge and the self-metering well is favorably avoided.
The above description is only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art should be considered to be within the technical scope of the present invention, and the technical solutions and the inventive concepts thereof according to the present invention are equivalent to or changed within the technical scope of the present invention.

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1. A full-time water level collection system, comprising: the system comprises a self-metering well, an electronic water gauge and a control processing module; the control processing module is respectively connected with the self-metering well and the electronic water gauge, a boundary water level value is preset in the control processing module, and the boundary value is greater than or equal to the difference value between the minimum measured value of the self-metering well and the minimum water level of the measuring area; the control processing module is used for comparing the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge with a preset boundary value and selecting the measured value acquired by the self-metering well or the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge to calculate a water level measured value according to a comparison result, and when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is larger than the boundary value under the condition that the boundary value is equal to the difference value between the minimum measured value and the lowest water level of the self-metering well, the control processing module is used for calculating the sum of the measured value acquired by the self-metering well and the boundary value to serve as the water level measured value.
2. The full-time water level acquisition system according to claim 1, wherein the control processing module is used for acquiring the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge as the water level measured value when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is less than or equal to the boundary value; and when the measured value acquired by the electronic water gauge is greater than the boundary value, the water level measured value is calculated according to the measured value of the self-metering well.
3. The full-time water level acquisition system according to claim 1, wherein the electronic water gauge is a radar electronic water gauge.
4. A full-time water level acquisition system according to claim 3 wherein the probe of the electronic water gauge is located above the lowest measured water level from the well.
5. The full time period water level collection system of claim 4, wherein the electronic water gauge is installed at the bottom of the river using a full watertight closure structure.
6. A full-time water level acquisition method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, setting an electronic water gauge corresponding to the position of the self-metering well for the deformed water section of the river channel;
s2, obtaining a difference value between the minimum measured value of the self-well logging and the lowest water level of the measuring area as a boundary value;
s3, obtaining the measured value of the electronic water gauge, and judging whether the measured value of the electronic water gauge is larger than a boundary value;
s4, if yes, obtaining a self-logging measurement value, and calculating the sum of the self-logging measurement value and the boundary value as a water level measurement value;
and S5, if not, taking the measured value of the electronic water gauge as the measured value of the water level.
7. The full time water level collection method of claim 6, wherein in step S1, the maximum measurement value of the electronic water gauge is greater than the minimum measurement value of the self-well-counting.
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