CN220868144U - Dykes and dams flood control drainage structures - Google Patents

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CN220868144U
CN220868144U CN202322392822.6U CN202322392822U CN220868144U CN 220868144 U CN220868144 U CN 220868144U CN 202322392822 U CN202322392822 U CN 202322392822U CN 220868144 U CN220868144 U CN 220868144U
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The application relates to a dam flood control drainage structure, which comprises a dam body, a flood discharge pipe, a water delivery pipe and a flood discharge gate; the flood discharge pipe penetrates through the dam body and is communicated with the outside; the flood discharge gate is movably connected with the dam body and is used for controlling the opening and closing of the flood discharge pipe; the water delivery pipe is arranged in the dam body, the water inlet end of the water delivery pipe is communicated with the flood discharge pipe, the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe is communicated with one side of the dam body close to the water body, and the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe is arranged on one side of the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe far away from the bottom of the dam. In the application, when the dam discharges floodwater, part of water in the flood discharge pipe can flow upwards along the water delivery pipe; the part of water body is sprayed out from the water outlet end of the water pipe, falls down and collides with the water body on the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe; thereby forcing the dead tree trunk on the upper side of the flood discharge hole to move to two sides so as to reduce the occurrence of the condition that the dead tree trunk blocks the flood discharge pipe and improve the flood control and drainage effect of the dam.

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Dykes and dams flood control drainage structures
Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of hydraulic engineering, in particular to a dam flood control drainage structure.
Background
Dykes and dams refer to waterproof, water-blocking buildings and structures. When the river is exposed to heavy storm weather, the dam positioned in the river and the reservoir in the mountain area needs to be subjected to flood discharge treatment so as to adjust the water level of the river and the reservoir.
In the prior art, dikes typically drain water by opening internal flood discharge holes.
However, under the action of water flow, dead branches and trunks in mountain areas also flow into rivers and reservoirs. When the dam opens the flood discharge hole, the dead tree trunk floating on the water surface can be intercepted to the flood discharge hole so as to block the flood discharge hole; thereby affecting the flood control and drainage effects of the dike.
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In order to reduce the occurrence of the condition that the dam flood discharge holes are blocked by the dry withered trees in the mountain area, the flood control and drainage capacity of the dam is improved; the application provides a dam flood control drainage structure.
The application provides a dam flood control drainage structure, which adopts the following technical scheme:
A dam flood control and drainage structure comprises a dam body, a flood discharge pipe, a water pipe and a flood discharge gate; the flood discharge pipe penetrates through the dam main body and is used for communicating water bodies of the reservoirs with the outside; the flood discharge gate is movably connected with the dam main body and is used for controlling the opening and closing of the flood discharge pipe; the water delivery pipe is arranged in the dam body, the water inlet end of the water delivery pipe is communicated with the flood discharge pipe, the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe is communicated with one side of the dam body, close to the water body, of the dam body, and the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe is arranged on one side, far away from the bottom of the dam, of the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe.
By adopting the technical scheme, when the dam discharges floodwater, part of water in the flood discharge pipe can flow upwards along the water delivery pipe; the water body is sprayed out from the water outlet end of the water pipe and falls down. The falling water can collide with the water on the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe. After two water bodies collide, the water body at the upper side of the flood discharge pipe is forced to move towards the periphery, so that the dead tree at the upper side of the flood discharge hole is forced to move towards two sides, the condition that the dead tree blocks the flood discharge pipe is reduced, and the flood control and drainage effect of the dam is improved.
Optionally, the water delivery pipe comprises a first pipe section and a second pipe section which are communicated with each other; the first pipe section is communicated with the flood discharge pipe, and the second pipe section is communicated with a reservoir; the distance from the second pipe section to the bottom of the dam body decreases in a direction away from the reservoir.
By adopting the technical scheme, the second pipe section which is inclined upwards discharges water flow upwards, so that the impact effect of water sprayed out of the water pipe on the reservoir water body can be improved; the water body on the upper side of the flood discharge pipe moves to the periphery along with the dead tree trunk for a longer distance, so that the situation that the flood discharge pipe is blocked by the dead tree trunk is further reduced.
Optionally, the first pipe section is an arc-shaped pipe, and the opening direction of the first pipe section is set towards the reservoir; the tangential direction of the water inlet end of the first pipe section faces the reservoir.
By adopting the technical scheme, the arc-shaped first pipeline is convenient for the water volume of the water body in the flood discharge pipe flowing into the conveying pipe, so that the impact strength of the water body sprayed out of the conveying pipe and the water body in the reservoir is improved.
Optionally, the water delivery pipe comprises a guide pipe section, and the guide pipe section is communicated with the flood discharge pipe; the distance from the guide pipe section to the bottom of the dam body increases in a direction away from the reservoir.
By adopting the technical scheme, the inclined guide pipe section is beneficial to the water body in the flood discharge pipe to flow into the conveying pipe, so that the water outlet speed of the second pipe section is improved.
Optionally, the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe and the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe are positioned on the same vertical line.
By adopting the technical scheme, the water body sprayed out and fallen from the water pipe collides with the water body on the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe, so that the water body on the upper side of the flood discharge pipe is forced to move towards the periphery along with the dead tree trunk.
Optionally, the distance from the flood discharge pipe to the bottom of the dam body increases in a direction away from the reservoir.
By adopting the technical scheme, the inclined flood discharge pipe improves the water quantity flowing into the conveying pipe and improves the water outlet speed of the conveying pipe; on the other hand, the flood discharge pipe which is obliquely arranged upwards discharges water upwards, so that the impact force of water pressure on the bottom of the dam can be relieved by utilizing the high altitude.
Optionally, two water delivery pipes are arranged, and the two water delivery pipes are arranged at two sides of the flood discharge pipe; and along the direction away from the reservoir, the distance between the two second pipe sections is gradually increased, and the central extension lines of the two second pipe sections are intersected at the upper side of the reservoir.
By adopting the technical scheme, when water bodies in the two obliquely arranged second pipe sections are sprayed out and fall to impact reservoir water bodies, surface water bodies between the central extension lines are separated from other surface water bodies; thereby prevent the dead trunk floating in the reservoir from floating to the water area above the flood discharge pipe, reduce the occurrence of the condition that the dead trunk blocks the flood discharge pipe, and improve the stability of the drainage of the flood discharge pipe.
Optionally, two water delivery pipes are arranged on two sides of the flood discharge pipe in a staggered way.
By adopting the technical scheme, the water delivery pipes which are staggered can improve the water inflow of the two water delivery pipes and the water outlet speed of the second pipe section.
In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:
1. When the dam discharges floodwater, part of water in the flood discharge pipe flows upwards along the water pipe, and the part of water is sprayed out from the water outlet end of the water pipe and falls down to collide with water on the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe; thereby forcing the dead tree trunk on the upper side of the flood discharge hole to move to two sides so as to reduce the occurrence of the condition that the dead tree trunk blocks the flood discharge pipe and improve the flood control and drainage effect of the dam;
2. The inclined guide pipe section is beneficial to the water in the flood discharge pipe to flow into the conveying pipe, so that the water outlet speed of the second pipe section is improved;
3. When water bodies in the two obliquely arranged second pipe sections are sprayed out and fall to impact the reservoir water body, the surface water bodies between the central extension lines are separated from other surface water bodies; thereby prevent the dead trunk floating in the reservoir from floating to the water area above the flood discharge pipe, reduce the occurrence of the condition that the dead trunk blocks the flood discharge pipe, and improve the stability of the drainage of the flood discharge pipe.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing a flood control drainage structure of a dike in embodiment 1.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing a flood control drainage structure of a dike of embodiment 2.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dike in embodiment 3.
Fig. 4 is a first view showing the arrangement of the water pipes in embodiment 3.
Fig. 5 is a second view showing the arrangement of the water pipe in embodiment 3.
Reference numerals illustrate: 1. a dike body; 2. a reservoir; 3. drying the trunk; 4. a flood discharge tube; 5. flood discharge gate; 6. a water pipe; 61. a first pipe section; 62. a second pipe section; 63. a guide tube section; 7. and a center extension line.
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The application is described in further detail below with reference to fig. 1-5.
The embodiment of the application discloses a dam flood control drainage structure. In this embodiment, the dam flood control drainage structure of the present application is applied to the dam of the reservoir 2. In other embodiments, the dam flood control drainage structure of the present application can also be applied to river dams.
Referring to fig. 1, the dike flood-control drainage structure includes a dike body 1, a flood discharge pipe 4, a water pipe 6, and a flood discharge gate 5. The flood discharge pipe 4 penetrates through the dam body 1, and the flood discharge pipe 4 communicates water bodies of the reservoirs 2 with the outside; the flood discharge gate 5 is movably connected with the dam body 1, and the flood discharge gate 5 is used for controlling the opening and closing of the flood discharge pipe 4. When the water level in the reservoir 2 rises to the early warning line, the worker opens the flood discharge channel of the dike through the flood discharge gate 5. The water in the reservoir 2 flows to the area outside the reservoir 2 through the flood discharge pipe 4. In the prior art, a plurality of modes can be adopted to realize that the flood discharge gate 5 controls the flood discharge pipe 4 to be opened and closed; therefore, the present embodiment does not expand the flood discharge gate 5 to control the opening and closing of the flood discharge pipe 4.
In this embodiment, the distance from the flood discharge tube 4 to the bottom of the dike body 1 increases in a direction away from the reservoir 2. The flood discharge pipe 4 arranged obliquely upwards discharges water upwards, so that the impact force of water pressure on the bottom of the dam can be relieved by using the high altitude.
The water delivery pipe 6 is arranged in the dam body 1, the water inlet end of the water delivery pipe 6 is communicated with the flood discharge pipe 4, the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe 6 is communicated with one side of the dam body 1 close to the water body, and the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe 6 is arranged at the right upper part of the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe 4.
The water pipe 6 comprises a first pipe section 61 and a second pipe section 62 which are communicated, wherein the first pipe section 61 is communicated with the flood discharge pipe 4, and the second pipe section 62 is communicated with the reservoir 2. The water outlet end of the second pipe section 62 is positioned on the same vertical line as the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe 4.
When the dam discharges the flood, part of water in the flood discharge pipe 4 flows upwards along the water delivery pipe 6; the portion of the body of water is ejected from and falls down the water outlet end of the second pipe section 62. The water outlet section of the water delivery pipe 6 is arranged right above the flood discharge pipe 4; the water body sprayed out and fallen from the second pipeline collides with the water body on the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe 4, so that the water body on the upper side of the flood discharge pipe 4 is forced to move towards the periphery, and the dead tree trunk 3 on the upper side of the flood discharge hole is forced to move towards two sides, the occurrence of the condition that the dead tree trunk 3 blocks the flood discharge pipe 4 is reduced, and the flood control and drainage effect of a dyke is improved.
The inclined flood discharge pipe 4 can also improve the water quantity flowing into the conveying pipe and the water outlet speed of the conveying pipe; so as to further reduce the occurrence of the situation that the dried trunk 3 blocks the flood discharge pipe 4 and further improve the flood control and drainage capacity of the dykes and dams.
In order to further improve the impact of water flow sprayed by the water pipe 6 and water in the reservoir 2, the trunk of the withered tree 3 is forced to be far away from the flood discharge pipe 4 as far as possible, and the flood control and drainage capacity of the dam body is improved. This embodiment makes further modifications to the delivery tube.
In the present application, the first pipe section 61 is an arc-shaped pipe, the opening direction of the first pipe section 61 is set toward the reservoir 2, and the tangential direction of the water inlet end of the first pipe section 61 is set toward the reservoir 2. The water inlet of the first pipeline is obliquely arranged so that the water in the flood discharge pipe 4 flows into the conveying pipe, the water outlet speed of the second pipe section 62 is improved, and the impact strength of the sprayed water in the conveying pipe and the water in the reservoir 2 is improved.
Meanwhile, the distance from the second pipe section 62 to the bottom of the dike body 1 decreases in the direction away from the reservoir 2, i.e., the second pipe section 62 is disposed obliquely upward. The second pipe section 62 is inclined upwards to discharge water upwards, so that the impact effect of the water sprayed out of the water pipe 6 on the water body of the reservoir 2 can be improved; and then the water body on the upper side of the flood discharge pipe 4 moves to the periphery along with the dead trunk 3 for a longer distance, so that the situation that the flood discharge pipe 4 is blocked by the dead trunk 3 is further reduced.
In the embodiment, the dike body 1 is formed by casting concrete. The flood discharge pipe 4 and the delivery pipe can be made of steel pipes, corrugated pipes and the like. In this embodiment, the flood discharge tube 4 and the delivery tube are made of steel tubes.
Example 2
This embodiment 2 differs from embodiment 1 in that:
Referring to fig. 2, the water pipe 6 in this embodiment further includes a guide pipe section 63, one end of the guide pipe section 63 is communicated with the second section in opposite directions, and the other end of the guide pipe is communicated with the flood discharge pipe 4. In this embodiment, the second conduit is not required to be an arcuate tube. The inclined guide pipe section 63 facilitates the inflow of the ground water in the flood discharge pipe 4 into the delivery pipe, thereby improving the water outlet speed of the second pipe section 62.
Example 3
This embodiment 3 differs from embodiment 2 in that:
Referring to fig. 3 to 5, in the present embodiment, two water pipes 6 are provided, and the two water pipes 6 are disposed on both sides of the flood discharge pipe 4 in a staggered manner. Compared with the water delivery pipes 6 symmetrically arranged at two sides of the flood discharge pipe 4, the staggered water delivery pipes 6 can improve the water inflow of the two water delivery pipes 6 and the water outlet speed of the second pipe section 62.
Referring to fig. 4 and 5, in order to facilitate the exhibition of the cooperative relationship between the water pipe 6 and the flood discharge tube 4, the present embodiment separates the water pipe 6 and the flood discharge tube 4 from the dike body 1 for exhibition.
In this embodiment, the distance between the two second pipe sections 62 increases in a direction away from the reservoir 2, and the center extension 7 of the two second pipe sections 62 intersects the upper side of the reservoir 2. So that when the water bodies in the two second pipe sections 62 are sprayed out and fall to impact the water body of the reservoir 2, the surface water bodies between the central extension lines 7 are separated from other surface water bodies; thereby preventing the dry dead tree 3 floating in the reservoir 2 from drifting into the water above the flood discharge pipe 4. Namely, through the cooperative matching of the two water delivery pipes 6, the situation that the flood discharge pipe 4 is blocked by the dead tree trunk 3 is reduced, and the drainage stability of the flood discharge pipe 4 is improved.
The above embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the present application, so: all equivalent changes in structure, shape and principle of the application should be covered in the scope of protection of the application.

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1. A dykes and dams flood control drainage structure, its characterized in that: comprises a dyke body (1), a flood discharge pipe (4), a water delivery pipe (6) and a flood discharge gate (5); the flood discharge pipe (4) penetrates through the dam main body (1), and the flood discharge pipe (4) is used for communicating water bodies of the reservoirs (2) with the outside; the flood discharge gate (5) is movably connected with the dam main body (1), and the flood discharge gate (5) is used for controlling the opening and closing of the flood discharge pipe (4); the water delivery pipe (6) is arranged inside the dam body (1), the water inlet end of the water delivery pipe (6) is communicated with the flood discharge pipe (4), the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe (6) is communicated with one side, close to a water body, of the dam body (1), and the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe (6) is arranged on one side, far away from the bottom of the dam, of the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe (4).
2. The dike flood control drainage structure of claim 1, wherein: the water delivery pipe (6) comprises a first pipe section (61) and a second pipe section (62) which are communicated with each other; the first pipe section (61) is communicated with the flood discharge pipe (4), and the second pipe section (62) is communicated with the reservoir (2); the distance from the second pipe section (62) to the bottom of the dam body (1) decreases in a direction away from the reservoir (2).
3. The dam flood control drainage structure of claim 2, wherein: the first pipe section (61) is an arc-shaped pipe, and the opening direction of the first pipe section (61) is arranged towards the reservoir (2); the tangential direction of the water inlet end of the first pipe section (61) is arranged towards the reservoir (2).
4. The dam flood control drainage structure of claim 2, wherein: the water delivery pipe (6) comprises a guide pipe section (63), and the guide pipe section (63) is communicated with the flood discharge pipe (4); the distance from the guide pipe section (63) to the bottom of the dam body (1) increases in a direction away from the reservoir (2).
5. The dam flood control drainage structure of claim 2, wherein: the water inlet end of the flood discharge pipe (4) and the water outlet end of the water delivery pipe (6) are positioned on the same vertical line.
6. The dam flood control drainage structure of claim 2, wherein: the distance from the flood discharge pipe (4) to the bottom of the dyke body (1) increases along the direction away from the reservoir (2).
7. The dam flood control drainage structure of claim 2, wherein: two water delivery pipes (6) are arranged, and the two water delivery pipes (6) are arranged at two sides of the flood discharge pipe (4); the distance between the two second pipe sections (62) increases gradually along the direction away from the reservoir (2), and the central extension lines (7) of the two second pipe sections (62) are intersected at the upper side of the reservoir (2).
8. The dike flood control drainage structure of claim 7, wherein: the two water delivery pipes (6) are arranged on the two sides of the flood discharge pipe (4) in a staggered way.
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