| Title |
Eco-river Restoration and River Management in Response to Climate Change |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.12652/Ksce.2014.34.1.0155 |
| Keywords |
생태하천복원;하천관리;기후변화;SWAT모형;취약구간 선정 Eco-river restoration;River management;Climate change;SWAT model;Vulnerability site assessment |
| Abstract |
Concrete-Face Rock-Fill Dams (CFRDs) are rock-fill dams with watertight-concrete slabs on its upstream slope instead of its central earth cores. The design for CFRDs are still largely empirical and typically based on past experiences. This paper presents a description of the concrete face slabs and leakage behaviors of two post-constructed CFRDs based on the data gathered through instrumentation during the initial impoundment. The results show that the strain on the concrete face slab and the horizontal displacements of the vertical slab joints are slightly affected by both the seasonal temperature change and water loading during the initial impoundment. The deformation of perimetric joints are less affected by the temperature change, however it is significantly affected by the water loading during the initial impoundment. The leakage rate is significantly affected by the hydrostatic load and the deformation of the perimetric joints. |