WATERCOURSE HARNESSING BANK EROSION AND CONSOLIDATION

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GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI WATERCOURSE HARNESSING BANK EROSION AND CONSOLIDATION PhD. student: ALUPOAE Daniel Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iasi, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Building Services Department of Roads and Foundations Iasi, Romania August 29 th,2012

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI OUTLINE Introduction Climatic, hydrological, geotechnical and seismic data Degradations occurred in the studied area due to a rapidly increasing water flow Solutions for harnessing small watercourses Conclusions

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI water sources are the key element that determines the placing of human settlements in a region; watercourses can become with a high flow due to climatic factors and the relief present in the area; this situation occurred in Faraoani which lies on a part of the eastern slopes Moldavian Subcarpathians; altitudes 140-600 m; relief: deep valleys, hills.

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI Climatic data excessive temperate-continental climate; the average annual air temperature has a value of 9.2 C; standard depth of freezing of soil is 0.90 m; the estimated wind speed for a 50-year average recurrence interval is 35 m/s; the reference wind pressure 0.50 kpa; characteristic ground snow load s 0,k = 2.50 kn/m 2. Hydrological data average annual precipitation quantity 550 mm; relative air humidity is 70 75%; irregular rainfall, with frequent heavy rains in June and July, thus producing erosion on deforested land surfaces.

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GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI Geotechnical data geological drillings were performed up to -3.0 meters from the natural ground level; the lithology of the area consists of a coarse sedimentary horizon composed of gravel, boulder and sand. Seismic data horizontal design ground acceleration a g = 0.28 g; corner period T C = 0.70 seconds.

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI result of the interactions between supplying and flowing conditions of the watercourse in the area; sudden and brief increases in water level as a result of torrential rains led to floods; floods are seasonal with an outlined period of increase and decrease of water flow. June 2010 June 2011

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI DATE QUANTITY OF PRECIPITATION local [l/m 2 ] isolate [l/m 2 ] 25 June 2010 60-70 100 28 29 June 2010 20 40 30 June 1 July 2010 25 40 7 July 2010 30 60 10 11 July 2010 25 50 8 9 August 2010 20 35 31 August 2010 25 50 9 11 June 2011 30 70 28 29 June 2011 25 50

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI forces reached their maximum intensity during floods, due to rising water level and caused sediment displacement; degradations to a retaining wall made in 1975, over a length of 300 meters, in the joint area between foundation and elevation. erosion of river banks where the watercourse changed its flowing direction; access route to 15 households in the village; 70 meters of road infrastructure.

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GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI continuous works along the bank, coating it - direct protection; safety of buildings in the area; create steady banks on the stream bed.

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI To fix and to prevent further degradations of the riverbanks a series of works were proposed: repositioning of the public water supply pipe with a diameter of 90 mm; to protect the left bank of the stream G 1.5 gabion boxes were made and paved with cement concrete; the boxes were placed on a S 0.5 gabion mattress; road rehabilitation on the affected area; an access route was carried out downstream the gabion boxes to allow passage, through the riverbed, to the households on the right side of the stream; to minimize the impact of water on the left bank of the spring, the bed will be rebuild in that specific area, by reducing its radius of curvature.

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI Section through the riverbank improvement on Valea Mare stream

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI The area affected by the flow of water from torrential rains, after the execution of watercourse improvement works

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI CONCLUSIONS Relief and climate presents a major role in establishing supplying and flowing conditions in small watercourses. Streams located in the temperate climate, can present sudden water flow increases, leading to overflow. This phenomenon has a negative impact on the surrounding areas. Improper arrangement of stream banks leads to soil erosion and, in time, to slope instability, through scour or erosion of riverbank base.

GUVERNUL MINISTERUL POSDRU MUNCII, FAMILIEI ŞI CONCLUSIONS In the presented case study, for watercourse harnessing was used a classic improvement solution that consists of gabion mattresses and boxes. This solution was adopted considering the fact that the material was available on site, the gabions have high elasticity and are easy to manufacture. Flood prevention on small watercourses is an issue that should be considered. In Romania every year these waters exit from their riverbed and produce loss of human lives and significant material damage.