BREAKING SCENARIOS FOR POIANA UZULUI DAM

BREAKING SCENARIOS FOR POIANA UZULUI DAM

The paper deals with an updated modeling methodology for the propagation of accidental flood waves created by a dam failure. A study case, related to a pilot project concerning breaking scenarios of Poaiana Uzului Dam and downstream flood routing proves the efficiency of the proposed methodology. Th...

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Veröffentlicht in:Modelling in Civil Environmental Engineering (Online) 2010-06 (2), p.5
Hauptverfasser: Heiberger, Thilo, Stoenescu, Catalin, Stematiu, Dan
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