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Contribution of hydraulic modeling and hydrology to flood prevention and design of engineering structures: Case study of a bridge over the Oued Ourika – Morocco
Located downstream of the Ourika watershed near the commune of Chouiter, the bridge studied is built over the Oued Ourika at the level of the N9 (national road linking Marrakech to Ouarzazat). The flood event of November 2014, reaching a peak flow of 347 m3/s, destabilized the bridge’s overall structure. Hence, the need to rebuild a new bridge, taking into account the magnitude of these extreme events. Hydraulic modeling involves creating mathematical and computer-based representations of hydraulic systems. Its purpose is to simulate water flow behavior and map flood-prone areas. Before initiating any hydraulic simulation, it is imperative to conduct a hydrological study to provide the input data for the hydraulic model. Precipitation records, evaporation rates, soil permeability, historical peak flow data, and site topography constitute, on the one hand, the product of the hydrological study and, on the other, the inputs for the hydraulic model. The hydraulic model is based on Saint-Vant equations to solve the conservation of mass and momentum equations. The aim of this work is to determine the critical water level at the bridge for a 100-year flood in order to optimize the height of the new bridge.
Contribution of hydraulic modeling and hydrology to flood prevention and design of engineering structures: Case study of a bridge over the Oued Ourika – Morocco
Located downstream of the Ourika watershed near the commune of Chouiter, the bridge studied is built over the Oued Ourika at the level of the N9 (national road linking Marrakech to Ouarzazat). The flood event of November 2014, reaching a peak flow of 347 m3/s, destabilized the bridge’s overall structure. Hence, the need to rebuild a new bridge, taking into account the magnitude of these extreme events. Hydraulic modeling involves creating mathematical and computer-based representations of hydraulic systems. Its purpose is to simulate water flow behavior and map flood-prone areas. Before initiating any hydraulic simulation, it is imperative to conduct a hydrological study to provide the input data for the hydraulic model. Precipitation records, evaporation rates, soil permeability, historical peak flow data, and site topography constitute, on the one hand, the product of the hydrological study and, on the other, the inputs for the hydraulic model. The hydraulic model is based on Saint-Vant equations to solve the conservation of mass and momentum equations. The aim of this work is to determine the critical water level at the bridge for a 100-year flood in order to optimize the height of the new bridge.
Contribution of hydraulic modeling and hydrology to flood prevention and design of engineering structures: Case study of a bridge over the Oued Ourika – Morocco
Achraf Chakri (author) / Nour-Eddine Laftouhi (author) / Mounsif Ibnoussina (author) / Leila Mandi (author)
2024
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