JP2014173252A - Efficient deposition sediment movement system to water reservoir dead water region - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently and inexpensively transfer sediment invading dam reservoir effective capacity to a dead water region.SOLUTION: A sediment transfer facility 10 is constituted of a sand storage dam 11 for capturing gravel (including drift wood) of a predetermined particle size or more included in flowing water 6 on the dam reservoir upstream side 2, a separating dam 14 for separating the flowing water into a sediment transport pipe for transporting the flowing water including the sediment by damming up passing flowing water 13 and the sediment of the sand storage dam 11 supplied via a predetermined conduit 12 on the dam reservoir just upstream side 3, a sediment transport pipe 17 for guiding the passing flowing water 13 and the sediment dammed up by the separating dam 14 up to a water surface 7 on the dead water region 4 in a dam reservoir 1 via a take port 16 provided in a dam body 15 of the separating dam 14 and a silt fence 19 for surrounding a sheath pipe and its periphery for covering a discharge port 18 of the sediment transport pipe 17 positioned on the water surface 7 on the dead water region 4.

Description

  The present invention relates to an earth and sand transfer facility and an earth and sand transfer method, and more particularly, to a technique that enables the earth and sand that invades the effective capacity of a dam reservoir to be transferred to a dead water area efficiently and at low cost. It should be noted that the earth and sand to be transferred in the present invention includes both sediments that have already invaded the effective capacity as sediment that invades the effective capacity of the dam reservoir and those that will flow in due to flooding in the future.

  In the dam reservoir, the planned place where inflow sediment should be deposited is a dead water area mainly in the immediate upstream of the dam. On the other hand, when mixed with earth and sand flowing into the dam reservoir from the upstream due to flooding, etc., when it reaches the vicinity of the dam reservoir inflow at the end of the dam reservoir, the flow velocity suddenly drops, and most of the swept sand contained up to that point The suspended sand of the part is deposited and settled. The sediment deposited in this way cannot reach the dead water area described above, and most of it accumulates within the effective capacity of the reservoir. For this reason, the effective capacity of the dam reservoir is reduced, and depending on the sediment deposition position, it may adversely affect the water intake facilities and discharge facilities, which in turn may hinder various functions of the dam and power generation.

  Therefore, various methods have been proposed as measures for transferring sediment in the effective capacity of the dam reservoir to the dead water area and restoring the effective capacity of the dam reservoir. For example, excavation / removal of sedimentary sediments in a dam reservoir by dredgers, etc., and transporting them to the land, and a method of trapping sedimentation of inflow sediments by installing a sand storage dam upstream of the dam, etc. is there. In addition, a large sand discharge channel and a sand discharge gate facility are installed in the dam body, and the reservoir level is lowered to create an open channel, thereby increasing the scavenging force and discharging sediment sediment in the reservoir. There is also a way to do it. Furthermore, a part of the scavenging sand and suspended sand / wash after a large particle size material is captured by the sand storage dam, etc. by a permanent sediment control facility consisting of a sand storage dam, a branch weir, a sediment bypass tunnel, etc. upstream of the dam reservoir There is also a method of bypassing the turbid water containing the road by a bypass tunnel and bypassing the dam reservoir.

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  However, in the prior art, the introduction and steady operation of equipment for excavating and carrying out earth and sand (such as dredgers and dump trucks), or the construction and maintenance of various permanent facilities such as sand discharge channels, gate equipment, and bypass tunnels. There is a problem that management and the like are necessary, the cost and period of introduction, construction and maintenance are large, and further complicated operation management is required.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique that enables the sediment that invades the effective capacity of a dam reservoir to be transferred to a dead water area efficiently and at low cost.

  The earth and sand transfer facility that solves the above problems includes a sand storage dam that captures gravel and the like (including driftwood) having a predetermined particle size or more contained in flowing water upstream of the dam reservoir, and a sand storage dam that is supplied via a predetermined water conduit. Passage water and earth and sand are dammed immediately upstream of the dam reservoir, and through a diversion weir for distributing the diversion water to the earth and sand transport pipe that transports the debris containing earth and sand, and through the pier provided in the dam body And a sediment transport pipe that guides the passing water and the sediment that have been blocked by the branch weir to the water surface above the dead water area in the dam reservoir.

  According to this, using natural scavenging forces such as floods, earth and sand will be transported over a short distance from the immediate upstream of the dam reservoir to the surface of the dead water area. It is not necessary to introduce and operate transporting means such as dredgers and dump trucks, which are dangerous for each facility on the water during bad weather, etc., and it is possible to significantly reduce sediment removal costs. At the same time, by pumping the accumulated sediment into the sediment transport pipe, it is possible to restore the effective storage capacity by transporting the sediment to the dead water area, leading to an increase in the power generation storage capacity. Therefore, the sediment that invades the effective capacity of the dam reservoir can be transferred to the dead water area efficiently and at low cost.

  In addition, the above-mentioned sediment transport equipment may include a gantry that supports the sediment transport pipe on land at regular intervals, and a float that supports the sediment transport pipe on the water of the dam reservoir at regular intervals. According to this, it becomes possible to follow the fluctuation of the water level in the dam reservoir with a float, and it is possible to prevent the discharge port of the earth and sand transport pipe from sinking deeply into the water and to suppress the situation where the discharge efficiency is lowered.

  Moreover, in the above-mentioned sediment transport equipment, the sediment transport pipe may have a gradient of about 1/200 or more secured from the dredger to the discharge port. According to this, the inside of the earth and sand transport pipe becomes a jet flow open channel, and it is possible to ensure a certain earth and sand sweeping force, and the earth and sand transfer becomes more efficient. In addition, when it is set as the structure which supports the sediment transport pipe on the water with the float as mentioned above, at the highest water level in the dam reservoir, the placement location of each gantry and the height of the float can be secured. Will be set in advance.

  Further, in the above-described sediment transport equipment, a plurality of the sediment transport pipes are provided, and the piers of the respective sediment transport pipes are arranged apart from each other in the vertical direction on the dam body of the branch weir. It is good. According to this, even in a situation where the amount of water flowing through the water conduit is fluctuating, it is possible to accept the amount of water corresponding to each water flow at the mouth and guide it to the water surface in the dead water area.

  Moreover, the above-mentioned earth and sand transfer equipment may include a sheath pipe covering the discharge port of the earth and sand transport pipe located on the water surface in the dead water area and a silt fence surrounding the periphery thereof. It is assumed that the sediment flow dropped into the dam reservoir downward from the discharge port of the sediment transport pipe is directed toward the lake bottom in a collective state, but the above-mentioned silt fence prevents the movement of fine particles, and the inside of the dam reservoir It is possible to prevent turbid water from spreading into the water.

  In addition, the sediment transport method of the present invention captures gravel or the like (including driftwood) having a predetermined particle size or more carried by the flowing water from the flowing water in the sand storage dam installed upstream of the dam reservoir and installed immediately upstream of the dam reservoir. In the diversion weir, the diversion weir is dammed up by a sediment transport pipe that dams the passing water containing the sediment of the sand storage dam transported through a predetermined waterway and has a pier in the dike weir body. The stopped flowing water containing the earth and sand is guided to the water surface above the dead water area in the dam reservoir and discharged from the discharge port, and the fine particle portion having a predetermined particle size or less including the passing water discharged by the earth and sand transport pipe is discharged. It is preferable to block with a silt fence surrounding the discharge port. According to this, diffusion of muddy water can be prevented.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to transfer to the dead water area at an efficient and low cost, the earth and sand that invades the effective capacity of the dam reservoir.

It is a top view which shows the structural example of the earth and sand transfer equipment in this embodiment. It is a longitudinal section showing an example of composition of earth and sand transfer equipment in this embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the shed arrangement | positioning structural example of the earth and sand transport pipe in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a float arrangement | positioning in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a float structure in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the frame structural example of the float in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the water conveyance gradient adjustment apparatus which the earth and sand transfer equipment of this embodiment contains. It is a flowchart which shows the float altitude control procedure in the earth and sand transfer equipment in this embodiment.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view illustrating a configuration example of the earth and sand transfer facility 10 according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view illustrating an example configuration of the earth and sand transfer facility 10 according to the present embodiment. The earth and sand transfer facility 10 according to the present embodiment enables the inflow earth and sediment to invade the dam reservoir effective capacity to be transferred to the dead water area 4 efficiently and at low cost. The dead water area 4 means an area where water is not targeted for water use below the lowest water level of the dam reservoir 1 (the position of the water intake at the lowest position). In the dam reservoir 1, the dam reservoir 1 is often located immediately upstream of the dam body 8 and near the central portion of the reservoir.

  The earth and sand transfer facility 10 in the present embodiment includes a sand storage dam 11 installed in a tributary 5 corresponding to an upstream 2 of a dam reservoir. The sand storage dam 11 captures gravel or the like (including driftwood) having a predetermined particle size or more included in the running water 6 at the time of flooding, and includes earth and sand having a relatively small particle size (eg, diameter of 40 to 50 mm or less). The running water is a dam that passes downstream. As such a sand storage dam 11, a slit type or a large culvert type dam can be adopted. Directly downstream of the sand storage dam 11, a water conduit 12 is provided along the riverbed of the tributary 5, and the water that has passed through the sand storage dam 11, that is, the passing water 13 is guided to the branch weir 14. The passing water 13 is flood muddy water including scavenging sand, floating sand, and wash roads after the coarse sediment has been captured by the sand storage dam 11.

  The branch weir 14 is a weir that blocks a predetermined amount of the above-described passing water 13 guided by the water conduit 12 and overflows from the crossover weir 36 provided around the water conduit 12 for a predetermined amount of water. . In this branch weir 14, a pier 16 is provided on the upstream side of the branch weir, and an earth and sand transport pipe 17 is arranged there, laying in the dam body 15 toward the downstream side of the branch weir, and arranged downstream. The earth and sand transport pipe 17 serves as a pipe that guides the passing water 13 blocked by the branch weir 14, that is, water containing small-diameter earth and sand to the water surface 7 on the dead water area 4 in the dam reservoir 1.

  The earth and sand transport pipe 17 is configured by using a pipe having a diameter of 1500 to 3000 mm and a predetermined length, for example, and a plurality of pipes are jointly used according to the total length of the earth and sand transport pipe from the throat 16 to the discharge port 18. The diameter of the sediment transport pipe 17 depends on the flow rate of the river that flows into the dam reservoir 1 with sediment during flooding. However, it is not necessary to distribute the entire amount of inflow flood, and the flow that can lead a considerable portion of the annual average inflow of sediment to the dam reservoir 1 is considered as the distribution target flow, and the maximum flow is about 3 to 4m3 / s / km2. . On the other hand, the material of the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is required to have excellent wear resistance in consideration of the situation where water mixed with earth and sand flows down. It is also necessary to have sufficient weather resistance to be placed outdoors. Previously, FRP material pipes were used to discharge sediment accumulated in sand basins such as power plants, or the inner surface of pipes used for mixing and transporting concrete was rubber-lined to ensure wear resistance. Therefore, it can be said that the material that follows the local deformation has better wear resistance than the hard steel and concrete products.

  In addition, since the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is placed on the water surface 7 of the dam reservoir 1 and the water surface moving operation (described later) by cable operation is also assumed, the material of the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is wear resistance and bending piping. High density polyethylene pipes that are superior to the above are advantageous. The joint of the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is a flange connection or a welded joint.

  As described above, the earth and sand transport pipe 17 provided with the pier 16 in the dam body 15 of the branch weir 14 allows the passing water 13 to naturally flow down to the water surface 7 on the dead water area 4 in the dam reservoir 1. It is necessary to have a predetermined gradient as shown in FIG. In order for the water flow to flow down efficiently in the earth and sand transport pipe 17, the spray flow open channel is advantageous. For that purpose, it is preferable to set the gradient over the entire length of the earth and sand transport pipe to about 1/200 or more. In order to ensure such a water channel gradient, the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is supported by a gantry 20 or a float 21 having an appropriate height required at the corresponding location at regular intervals along the entire length of the earth and sand transport pipe.

  The gantry 20 is a structure that is installed on the land and fixedly supports the sediment transport pipe 17 at a certain height, and a value obtained by adding the height of the gantry 20 to the altitude of the ground at the installation location is the sediment transport pipe 17. It becomes the altitude value of. On the other hand, the float 21 is installed on the water surface 7 of the dam reservoir 1 and is composed of a foamed resin having sufficient buoyancy, a balloon filled with an appropriate gas such as air, or the like. A value obtained by adding the height (thickness) of the float 21 to the altitude of the water surface 7 at the floating portion of the float 21 is the altitude value of the sediment transport pipe 17.

  As described above, when the sediment transport pipe 17 is supported by the float 21 on the water, the sediment transport pipe 17 is levitated following the fluctuation of the water level in the dam reservoir 1, and the complete sedimentation of the sediment transport pipe 17 can be prevented. Thus, since the float 21 changes the altitude together with the dam reservoir water level, when the float 21 is used, the water conveyance gradient of the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is unlikely to be constant. Therefore, the height of the gantry 20 and the thickness of the float 21 are set in advance so that the water channel gradient of the sediment transport pipe 17 can be secured to about 1/200 when the dam reservoir water level is the highest.

  In addition, as shown in the top view of FIG. 1, you may connect the pressure feed pipe 40 with respect to the junction part 42 provided in the middle of the above-mentioned earth and sand transport pipe 17. As shown in FIG. The pressure feeding pipe 40 is a pipe that supplies the sediment transport pipe 17 with the sediment in the dam reservoir 1 excavated by a backhoe or floating backhoe 41 disposed on a carriage. Thus, the earth and sand removed by the existing earth and sand transfer means and equipment may be supplied to the earth and sand transport pipe 17 for processing.

  In addition, if the earth and sand transport pipe 17 is comprised with two or more as shown in FIG. In this case, the pier 16 of each earth and sand transport pipe 17 is arrange | positioned mutually spaced apart in the perpendicular direction in the upstream of the dam body 15, as shown in FIG. In this manner, if the sheds 16 are arranged apart from each other in the vertical direction, it is possible to guide an amount of water corresponding to the amount of water flowing through the water conduit 12 to the water surface 7 on the dead water area 4. That is, when the amount of water at the water level a flows in the conduit 12, the mouth 16 of the bottom sediment transport pipe 17 receives the passing water 13, and when the amount of water at the higher water level b flows, the bottom and middle stages When the mouth 16 of the two earth and sand transport pipes 17 receives the passing water 13 and the amount of water is high enough to pass the crossover weir 36, all three earth and sand transports at the lowest, middle and uppermost stages are transported. The mouth 16 of the pipe 17 will receive the passing water 13. Moreover, compared with the case where each earth-and-sand transport pipe 17 is arranged horizontally, possibility that one earth-and-sand transport pipe 17 will be filled with water according to a water level increases. If the earth and sand transport pipe 17 becomes full, the flow rate in the corresponding earth and sand transport pipe 17 increases accordingly, the earth and sand contained in the water flow are less likely to settle in the pipe, and the earth and sand transport efficiency is increased.

  On the other hand, the discharge port 18 of the earth and sand transport pipe 17 reaches the vicinity of the water surface 7 of the dead water area 4, and opens there below the water surface. That is, the earth and sand transport pipe 17 discharges the above-mentioned flowing water 13 below the water surface. A predetermined sheath pipe covering the discharge port 18 and its periphery, the range of about 5 to 10 m, are surrounded by a silt fence 19 for preventing turbid water diffusion, and the passing water 13 containing a large amount of fine particles, that is, turbid water is contained in the dam reservoir 1. It is prevented from diffusing inside. The silt fence 19 is arranged from the water surface 7 to a depth of about 5 m.

  Further, when the earth and sand reach the vicinity of the sediment level (dead water area upper surface water level) due to the discharge from the discharge port 18, it is necessary to move the discharge port 18 in a plane. Therefore, in the earth and sand transfer facility 10 according to the present embodiment, stationary wire winches 34 are arranged on four sides of the discharge port 18 as means for moving the discharge port 18. The wire winch 34 is installed on the lake shore of the dam reservoir 1 or on the dam dam body 8, and has an arm 35 that is separated from the water surface 7 by a predetermined height, and extends along the arm 35 to fix the tip to the discharge port 18. Wire 33 is provided. In this case, the wire winch 34 installed on each of the left and right lake shores and the dam dam body 8 winds up the wire 33 or performs an operation of feeding out, whereby the discharge port 18 can be traversed and traveled. An H-type crane may be employed instead of the wire winch 34.

  Next, the configuration of the above-described float 21 will be described. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a float arrangement in the present embodiment, and FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a float configuration in the present embodiment. The float 21 shown here is configured to be able to control the free capacity in the float in response to the water level fluctuation of the dam reservoir 1, and functions to maintain the above-mentioned preferable water conveyance gradient over the entire length of the sediment transport pipe. Is. Each of the floats 21 in this case includes a GPS unit 22 that measures the altitude of the float 21, a level device 23 that measures the gradient of the sediment transport pipe 17 supported by the float 21, and a measurement value of the GPS unit 22 and the level device 23. The communication unit 25 for transmitting the air to the network 120, the air pump 28 for controlling the thickness of the float 21, and the pneumatic feeding pipe 27 for feeding air to the air pump 28 by pressure. In addition, the float 21 and the earth and sand transport pipe 17 are wound around each other and fixed by a fixing band 26 made of metal or the like. The communication unit 25 is a wireless unit if the network 120 is a wireless network, and a wired communication unit if the network 120 is a wired network.

  The float 21 is mainly composed of a rubber dam-shaped balloon 32. However, it is difficult to always support the earth and sand transport pipe 17 in a stable form. Therefore, the float 21 is configured with a structure in which the above-described balloon 32 is housed in a frame structure formed of a reinforced plastic tube that floats on water.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the frame structure for accommodating the balloon 32 is configured by assembling tubes in a rectangular lattice shape. The lower end of the frame 32 is vertically lower than the lower frame 31 and the vertical member opening 30 of the lower frame. The upper frame 29 is movably inserted.

  When air is injected into the balloon 32 from the pneumatic feeding tube 27, the balloon 32 tends to inflate, but is restricted by the frame structure, so that the upper frame 29 is separated from the lower frame 31, that is, upward. Mainly expands. Due to the upward expansion, the upper frame 29 moves upward, and the thickness of the float 21 increases. On the other hand, when air is extracted from the balloon 32 by the pneumatic feeding tube 27, the balloon 32 contracts and moves the upper frame 29 downward, and the thickness of the float 21 is reduced. That is, the thickness of the float 21 can be adjusted by injecting / extracting air from the balloon 32.

  Next, the water guide gradient adjusting device 100 that controls the thickness of the float 21 and adjusts the water guide gradient of the sediment transport pipe 17 to an appropriate value will be described. The water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 acquires, from each float 21, each measured value related to the altitude of the corresponding float 21 and the gradient of the sediment transport pipe 17 supported by the corresponding float 21 from the GPS unit 22 and the level device 23. Based on the acquired elevation and slope measurement values, the target elevation in each float 21 where the slope of the entire sediment transport pipe is a predetermined reference value is calculated, and the corresponding elevation is determined according to the calculated target elevation of each float 21 This is an information processing apparatus that gives a predetermined amount of thickness adjustment instruction to the thickness control means (air pump 24) in the float 21.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of a water conveyance gradient adjusting device provided in the earth and sand transfer facility of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 7, the water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 is held in a storage device 101 composed of a suitable non-volatile storage device such as a hard disk drive, a memory 103 composed of a volatile storage device such as a RAM, and the storage device 101. The program 102 is read into the memory 103 and executed to perform overall control of the apparatus itself, and is connected to the arithmetic unit 104 such as a CPU for performing various determinations, computations and control processes, and the network 120, the communication unit 25 of the float 21, And a communication device 105 responsible for communication processing with the air pump 24. In addition, in the storage device 101, in addition to the program 102 for implementing the functions necessary for the water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 of the present embodiment, data of the water conveyance gradient reference value (example: 1/200), and a dam Data on the target altitude of each float 21 when the reference gradient is achieved for each reservoir water level is stored at least.

  FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a procedure for controlling the altitude of the float 21 in the earth and sand transfer facility 10 in the present embodiment. First, the water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 acquires the measurement value regarding the altitude of the float 21 and the gradient of the supported sediment transport pipe 17 from the GPS unit 22 and the level 23 of each float 21 via the network 120 (s100). .

  Next, the water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 is based on the altitude and gradient values obtained from each float 21 and the altitude value of the gantry 20 previously stored in the storage device 101 in step s100 described above. The current gradient in the entire transport pipe is calculated (s101). The water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 compares the current gradient calculated here with a reference gradient (eg, 1/200) (s102), and determines whether the reference gradient is achieved (s103).

  As a result of the above determination, when the current gradient has achieved the reference gradient (s103: Y), the water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 returns the process to the above-described step s100 and continues the water conveyance gradient adjustment procedure. On the other hand, when the current gradient does not achieve the standard (s103: N), the water guide gradient adjusting device 100 holds the current altitude in each float 21 obtained in step s100 and the storage device 101. The difference from the target altitude of the corresponding float 21 is calculated (s104).

  The water conveyance gradient adjusting device 100 that has calculated the difference from the target altitude of each float 21 inserts a predetermined amount of air into the balloon 32 or places it from the balloon 32 so that the difference from the target altitude of each float 21 is eliminated. The air pump 28 is controlled to perform a certain amount of air removal, and a predetermined amount of air is inserted into or removed from the pneumatic feeding tube 27 of the float 21 (s105). In this way, the altitude of each float 21 can be controlled, so that the gradient of the entire sediment transport pipe can be maintained at the reference gradient.

  According to the above embodiment, the earth and sand which invades the effective capacity of the dam reservoir can be transferred to the dead water area efficiently and at low cost.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described concretely based on the embodiment, it is not limited to this and can be variously changed in the range which does not deviate from the summary.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Dam reservoir 2 Upstream of a dam reservoir 3 Immediately upstream of a dam reservoir 4 Dead water area 5 Branch river 6 Flowing water 7 Water surface 8 Dam dam body 9 Bottom 10 Sediment transfer equipment 11 Sand storage dam 12 Waterway 13 Passing water 14 Diverging weir 15 Levee body 16 Tail port 17 Sediment Transport pipe 18 Discharge port 19 Silt fence 20 Base 21 Float 22 GPS unit 23 Level device 25 Communication unit 26 Fixed band 27 Pneumatic feed pipe 28 Air pump 29 Upper frame 30 Vertical member opening 31 Lower frame 32 Balloon 33 Wire 34 Wire winch 35 Arm 36 Transverse weir 40 Pressure pipe 41 Floating backhoe 42 Merging section 100 Water conveyance gradient adjusting device 101 Storage device 102 Program 103 Memory 104 Computing device 105 Communication device 120 Network

Claims (6)

  The sand storage dam that captures gravel and the like (including driftwood) that have a predetermined particle size contained in the flowing water upstream of the dam reservoir, and the passing water and earth and sand of the sand dam supplied through a predetermined conduit, directly upstream of the dam reservoir The passing water that has been blocked by the branch weir via the branch weir for partitioning the flowing water to the earth and sand transport pipe that transports the flowing water including earth and sand, and the pier provided in the bank of the branch weir And a sediment transport pipe for guiding the sediment to the surface of the dead water in the dam reservoir.   2. The sediment transport equipment according to claim 1, comprising: a gantry that supports the sediment transport pipe on land at regular intervals; and a float that supports the sediment transport pipe at regular intervals on the water of a dam reservoir. .   The earth and sand transport facility according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the earth and sand transport pipe has a gradient of about 1/200 or more between the throat and the discharge port.   A plurality of the earth and sand transport pipes are provided, and the piers of the earth and sand transport pipes are arranged apart from each other in the vertical direction in the dike of the branch weir. The earth and sand transfer equipment according to any one of 3 above.   The earth and sand transfer equipment according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a sheath pipe covering a discharge port of the earth and sand transport pipe located on a water surface in a dead water area and a silt fence surrounding the periphery thereof.   In the sand storage dam installed upstream of the dam reservoir, gravel (including driftwood) having a predetermined particle size or more carried by the flowing water is captured from the flowing water, and in the branch weir installed immediately upstream of the dam reservoir, The passing water containing the earth and sand of the sand storage dam transported through the dam is dammed up, and the passing water containing the earth and sand dammed up by the branch dam is damped by the earth and sand transport pipe provided with a pier in the bank of the branch dam. A method for transferring earth and sand, characterized by guiding the water surface above a dead water area in a reservoir to discharge from a discharge port.

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