Can Material Pits in the Vicinity of a Polder Threaten its Safety?
The frequent occurrence of floods recently has motivated discussions by experts on reviewing the safety of flood protection structures. The simulation of flood discharges belongs among transient flow tasks. Due to the randomness of the phenomenon, as well as the often unknown geological composition...
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| description | The frequent occurrence of floods recently has motivated discussions by experts on reviewing the safety of flood protection structures. The simulation of flood discharges belongs among transient flow tasks. Due to the randomness of the phenomenon, as well as the often unknown geological composition of the environment in which the flooding occurs, this question has become very complicated. The finite element method (FEM) is one of the methods for reviewing risk factors endangering the stability of hydraulic structures. In this article the application of FEM is mentioned in assessing the stability of the subsoil of the Borsa polder in Slovakia. |
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