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京杭运河苏北段溢油扩散数值模拟研究 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
《水道港口》2015,(3):253-257
基于Mike21/3SA模块建立京杭运河苏北段溢油扩散数学模型,预测溢油突发事故油膜漂移轨迹和扩散范围。研究结果表明:水动力场、风场对内河溢油扩散有着重要的影响;流速对油膜的漂移过程起主导作用,油膜移动速度随着水流流速的增大而增大;不利风向作用下,油膜下游漂移影响范围明显增大;一旦发生漏油事故,应及时监测溢油河段水流状况与气象条件,及时采取应急救援措施。 相似文献
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由于溢油扩散漂移跟时间、地点、数量及相应的风、流等众多不确定的随机因素有关,油膜的漂移过程是极其复杂的。本文从油品装卸码头风险事故识别、溢油事故统计与概率以及源强确定等方面对拟建码头进行分析,针对不同风况条件下,对码头溢油漂移轨迹进行预测分析,结果显示,由风和海流(或河流)引起的油膜运动过程中,在流场、风速等条件一定时,风向是影响溢油运动轨迹的主要因素。为码头的运营以及管理提供技术依据。 相似文献
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为了研究溢油发生后的扩散过程,尤其是在近海峡湾内的漂移扩散,采用EFDC(Environmental Fluid Dynamics Computer Code)模型架构了潮流场,采用国际流行的GNOME(General NOAA Oil Modeling Environment)模型读取计算流场并代入设计风速,计算了湄洲湾内湾某假想溢油点发生溢油后,不同工况下的溢油漂移扩散过程。研究结果表明:峡湾内溢油漂移扩散过程在一个潮周期中转流时刻油膜面积迅速扩大;溢油发生于高潮期间的扩散范围远大于低潮,湾底的溢油油膜可以在一个大潮过程遍布整个湄洲湾;风对溢油漂移的影响非常明显,5m/s的风速即能够明显改变溢油的漂移方向。建议在海湾海岸线利用整体规划中增加关键节点区域的溢油拦截设备储备研究,尤其需考虑到常风向的对岸面的溢油防护。 相似文献
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项目前期论证阶段,通过对油膜扩散理论的研究,在考虑了油膜蒸发、油膜乳化影响的油膜扩展、扩散、迁移和衰减的海上溢油模式,结合水动力数学模型,建立了在潮汐、风浪作用下油膜运动的海上溢油数学模型.应用此模型对厦门港嵩屿码头发生溢油事故后的影响范围进行了模拟,并分析了溢油后油膜运动的几种基本情况.给出了溢油污染区域分布的主要特征.为相关部门控制溢油的影响范围和前期环境影响评价以及应对海上突发溢油事故的污染防治提供了科学依据. 相似文献
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以湛江港航道疏浚工程为例,分析工程中水环境污染的主要来源,并对工程施工期和运营期可能对海域水环境的影响进行预测.结果 表明:在施工期,工程对水环境的影响主要来源于大型机械的运作,主要污染因子是悬浮物;受岛屿和海岸线的影响,航道前段的悬浮物扩散形态与疏浚中段和末端有所区别,由于主航道与海流流向的夹角很小,悬浮物影响区域主要集中在航道周围.船舶溢油事故以操作性事故为主,占总溢油事故的80%以上,溢油影响范围主要受潮流动力和风况的影响;不同潮期、不同风况下的油膜漂移扩散情况不同,对海域影响的面积和严重程度也不同. 相似文献
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为了对《珠江口区域溢油应急计划》提供决策支持,在国内外相关研究成果基础上,针对珠江口海域的特点,研究开发了先进实用的"珠江口区域海上溢油动态预报信息系统",综合了三维潮流模型、三维溢油扩散模型、溢油风化模型、应急反应模型、以及电子海图、地理信息系统(GIS)、数据库等关键技术。该系统可以预测模拟并可视化显示海上溢油的漂移扩散和性质变化过程,同时显示环境敏感区和应急人员设备分布等相关信息。实际溢油应用案例表明,该系统的预报模拟结果与现场实际情况完全相符,能有效地提高海上溢油污染事故的应急决策效率。 相似文献
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Hidetaka Senga Naomi Kato Hiroyoshi Suzuki Tatsuya Akamatsu Lubin Yu Muneo Yoshie Toshinari Tanaka 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》2014,19(1):90-102
It is important to forecast the location of oil spills to realize effective and adequate oil spill response operations when huge oil spilsl occur. In order to enhance the accuracy of oil drifting simulations, one needs to obtain the meteorological and oceanographic data around the oil slick. In general, the drifting velocity vector of an oil spill contains a wind velocity vector and a water current velocity vector. SOTAB-II was developed for autonomous tracking of oil slicks drifting on the sea surface. It is equipped with a sail whose size and direction are controllable to drift along with the oil slick autonomously. In addition, SOTAB-II transmits its location and necessary measured data around it to the land base in real-time. The results of field experiments using SOTAB-II with a cylindrical hull brought us the effectiveness of the sail and its control. However, the drifting speed of SOTAB-II was lower than a theoretical speed for the oil slick. In order to overcome this problem, SOTAB-II was redesigned. A yacht shape was adopted to reduce the hydrodynamic drag in the water in the advancing direction. Transverse stability, scales of brake board and sail, maneuverability, and performance of tracking spilled oil on the sea surface were considered in the process of the design. 相似文献
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A method is introduced to determine the uncertainties in the predictions of oil spill trajectories using a classic oil spill model. The method considers the output of the oil spill model as a function of random variables, which are the input parameters, and calculates the standard deviation of the output results which provides a measure of the uncertainty of the model as a result of the uncertainties of the input parameters.In addition to a single trajectory that is calculated by the oil spill model using the mean values of the parameters, a band of trajectories can be defined when various simulations are done taking into account the uncertainties of the input parameters. This band of trajectories defines envelopes of the trajectories that are likely to be followed by the spill given the uncertainties of the input.The method was applied to an oil spill that occurred in 1989 near Sines in the southwestern coast of Portugal. This model represented well the distinction between a wind driven part that remained offshore, and a tide driven part that went ashore. For both parts, the method defined two trajectory envelopes, one calculated exclusively with the wind fields, and the other using wind and tidal currents. In both cases reasonable approximation to the observed results was obtained.The envelope of likely trajectories that is obtained with the uncertainty modelling proved to give a better interpretation of the trajectories that were simulated by the oil spill model. 相似文献
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The CAMCAT oil spill forecasting system is presented in this paper, and an evaluation of the impact of errors in the forcing fields over its forecasts is carried out. The system is formed by several independent modules which provide forecasts of winds, currents and waves to an oil spill module which predicts the evolution of the spill.The typical twin-experiments experience is used paying special attention to a realistic characterization of the errors when perturbing the forcing fields. The results suggest that errors in the wind and current fields are the main limiting factor for the quality of the oil spill forecasts. The pollutant identification is also crucial to determine the final vertical position and characteristics of the product. 相似文献
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Simulation of the oil spill processes in the Sea of Japan with regional ocean circulation model 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Sergey M. Varlamov Jong-Hwan Yoon Naoki Hirose Hideyuki Kawamura Ken Shiohara 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1999,4(3):94-107
A simulation of the movement of spilled oil after the incident of the Russian tanker Nakhodka in the Sea of Japan, in January 1997, was performed by a particle tracking model incorporating advection by currents, random
diffusion, the buoyancy effect, the parameterization of oil evaporation, biodegradation, and beaching. The currents advecting
spilled oil were defined by surface wind drift superposed on the three-dimensional ocean currents obtained by the Geophysical
Fluid Dynamics Laboratory modular ocean model (GFDL MOM), which was forced by the climatological monthly mean meteorological
data, or by the European Center for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) daily meteorological data, and assimilated sea
surface topography detected by satellite altimeter. A number of experiments with different parameters and situations showed
that the wide geographical spread of oil observed is not explained by wind drift alone, and that including the simulated climatological
currents gives better results. The combination of surface wind drift and daily ocean currents shows the best agreement between
the model and observations except in some coastal areas. The daily meteorological effect on the ocean circulation model results
in a stronger variability of currents that closely simulates some features of the nonlinear large-scale horizontal turbulent
diffusion of oil. The effect of different parameterizations for the size distribution of model oil particles is discussed.
Received for publication on July 26, 1999; accepted on Nov. 17, 1999 相似文献