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吉林化工学院学报, 2019, 36(7): 61-66     https://doi.org/10.16039/j.cnki.cn22-1249.2019.07.014
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SWMM子汇水区产汇流水文概念模型及参数赋值研究
宋新伟,高玉兰,沈冬梅,涂有笑
皖西学院 建筑与土木工程学院
Study on Hydrological Conceptual Model and Parameter Assignment of SWMM Sub-catchment
SONG Xinwei, SHEN Dongmei, GAO Yulan, Tu Youxiao
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雨洪管理模型(SWMM)是广泛应用的城市雨水模拟和分析软件,子汇水区是SWMM模型中基本计算单元,通过分析总结SWMM模型的降雨径流水文概念模型、子汇水区产流模型和汇流模型,结合模型原理,提出参数赋值建议,并针对子汇水区宽度初步赋值方法存在的问题,提出以地表漫流长度作为计算子汇水区宽度的基础方法,根据子汇水区最大集水距离加权计算地表漫流长度,并对加权计算的结果对比。

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关键词:  雨洪管理模型(SWMM)  子汇水区  产汇流模型  地表漫流长度     
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Storm Water Management Model (SWMM) is a widely used urban rainwater simulation and analysis software, the sub-catchment is the basic calculation unit in the SWMM model. Through the analysis of the rainfall runoff hydrological conceptual model, runoff yield and concentration mathematical model for SWMM sub-catchment, some suggestions on parameter assignment are put forward the application. In order to solve the problem of sub-catchment width value assignment,this paper proposes to take the length of the overland flow path as the basic method to calculate the width of the sub-catchment area, and to calculate the length by weighting the length of sub-catchment concentration.

Key words:  storm water management model(SWMM)    sub-catchment    runoff yield and concentration model    overland flow path
               出版日期:  2019-07-25      发布日期:  2019-07-25      整期出版日期:  2019-07-25
ZTFLH:  TU992  
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宋新伟, 高玉兰, 沈冬梅, 涂有笑. SWMM子汇水区产汇流水文概念模型及参数赋值研究 [J]. 吉林化工学院学报, 2019, 36(7): 61-66.
SONG Xinwei, SHEN Dongmei, GAO Yulan, Tu Youxiao. Study on Hydrological Conceptual Model and Parameter Assignment of SWMM Sub-catchment . Journal of Jilin Institute of Chemical Technology, 2019, 36(7): 61-66.
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