Low-impact development facility optimization configuration method based on sponge city construction
A low-impact development and sponge city technology, applied in the field of optimal allocation of low-impact development facilities, can solve the problems of not considering the impact of LID facility operation, heavy workload, and long time consumption, so as to reduce duplication of labor, improve efficiency, time-saving effect
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[0037] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further illustrated below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0038] This embodiment provides a method for optimal allocation of low-impact development facilities based on sponge city construction, including the following steps:
[0039] S1: Take the return period P=2 years;
[0040] S2; Take the runoff coefficient Ψ 1 =0.15;
[0041] S3: Simulation of the current situation: get the current peak flow Q of the plot 1;
[0042] S4: Simulation of traditional development scenarios: get the runoff coefficient Ψ of the land after urbanization development 1c and peak flow Q 1c ;
[0043] S5: Take the area ratio of LID facilities as 10%;
[0044] S6: LID scenario simulation: get the runoff coefficient Ψ after adding the LID facility 1l and peak flow Q 1l ;
[0045] S7: Take the area ratio A of the LID facility in sequence i The runoff coefficient Ψ of the plot is obtained by simulation 2l , Ψ 3l , Ψ ...
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