Drivers for discontinuance: a multi-disciplinary approach to feasibility assessment

Q4 Earth and Planetary Sciences Dams and Reservoirs Pub Date : 2022-02-03 DOI:10.1680/jdare.22.00099
A. Carter
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The UK dams and reservoirs community is experiencing renewed public attention following the Toddbrook incident of 2019, amongst several other recent global incidents. In light of this, many undertakers are now seeking to limit their liabilities through a reduction in the capacity of their reservoirs. In such situations, those undertakers have a responsibility to assess the benefit of retaining their reservoirs against a broad range of considerations, and a multi-disciplinary assessment is beneficial in understanding their intrinsic value. This paper discusses the opportunities and challenges of reservoir discontinuance through an overview of some of the numerous - and often conflicting - constraints. Evidence is provided from optioneering workshops, feasibility studies and concept designs delivered by Arcadis for Canal & River Trust and Natural Resources Wales.
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继2019年Toddbrook事件以及最近发生的其他几起全球事件之后,英国大坝和水库界再次受到公众关注。有鉴于此,许多承办人现在正试图通过减少水库容量来限制他们的负债。在这种情况下,这些承担者有责任根据广泛的考虑因素评估保留水库的效益,而多学科评估有助于了解其内在价值。本文通过对众多且经常相互冲突的约束条件的概述,讨论了储层断开的机遇和挑战。Arcadis为Canal&River Trust和Natural Resources Wales举办的期权研讨会、可行性研究和概念设计提供了证据。
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Dams and Reservoirs
Dams and Reservoirs Earth and Planetary Sciences-Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology
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