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: <math>w_w</math> is the water level in the waterway.
: <math>w_w</math> is the water level in the waterway.
: <math>z_d</math> is the drainage datum height in meters.
: <math>z_d</math> is the drainage datum height in meters.
: <math>z_w</math> is the waterway's datum height.
: <math>f_s</math> is the average storage percentage of the ground above the drainage.
: <math>f_s</math> is the average storage percentage of the ground above the drainage.
: <math>Q_d</math> is the amount of water available in the ground above the drainage.
: <math>Q_d</math> is the amount of water available in the ground above the drainage.
: <math>T_{o,t}</math> is the overflow threshold in meters at time t.
: <math>T_{o,t}</math> is the overflow threshold in meters at time t.
: <math>Q_o</math> is the possible amount of water at time t, that can be added to the waterway until the overflow threshold is reached.
: <math>Q_o</math> is the possible amount of water at time t, that can be added to the waterway until the overflow threshold is reached.
: <math>z_w</math> is the waterway's datum height.
: <math>Q_w</math> is the amount of water available in the water way, above the overflow threshold.
: <math>Q_{t}</math> is the actual drained (or pumped) volume at time t.
: <math>Q_{t}</math> is the actual drained (or pumped) volume at time t.



Revision as of 15:57, 7 May 2021

Depending on whether the drainage is passive or active, the formula for either passive or active drainage is used.

Drainage passive

First the flow capacity is calculated

if then:

else:


Where:

is the DRAINAGE_Q of the Drainage at time t.
is the computational timestep.
is the possible amount of water drained, or pumped back when negative, based on the DRAINAGE_Q of the Drainage and timestep Δt.
is the ground water level, above the drainage, in meters.
is the water level in the waterway.
is the drainage datum height in meters.
is the drainage area size in square meters.
is the waterway area size in square meters.
is the max waterway height.
is the average storage percentage of the ground above the drainage.
is the amount transferred for a balanced ground and surface water level.
is the amount of water available in the ground above the drainage.
is the actual drained volume at time t.

Drainage active

Case 1: Active Draining:

If a positive DRAINAGE_Q is defined:

If an overflow threshold is defined as well:

The actual water pumped out of the drainage system is calculated. If any of the terms are undefined, they are not included.

Case 2: Active Reverse Draining:

If a negative DRAINAGE_Q is defined:

If an overflow threshold is defined as well:

The actual water pumped into the drainage system is calculated. If any of the terms are undefined, they are not included.


Where:

is the DRAINAGE_Q of the Drainage at time t.
is the computational timestep.
is the possible amount of water drained, or pumped back when negative, based on the DRAINAGE_Q of the Drainage and timestep Δt.
is the ground water level, above the drainage, in meters.
is the water level in the waterway.
is the drainage datum height in meters.
is the waterway's datum height.
is the average storage percentage of the ground above the drainage.
is the amount of water available in the ground above the drainage.
is the overflow threshold in meters at time t.
is the possible amount of water at time t, that can be added to the waterway until the overflow threshold is reached.
is the amount of water available in the water way, above the overflow threshold.
is the actual drained (or pumped) volume at time t.

Notes

  • A negative DRAINAGE_Q can potentially raise the ground water level at the drainage so much that it reaches the surface above the drainage.

Related

The following topics are related to this formula.

Structures
Drainage (Water Overlay)
Models
Surface model (Water Overlay)
Underground model (Water Overlay)