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鱼道进口水流对草鱼幼鱼上溯行为的影响研究 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
为使鱼类能够快速发现和顺利进入鱼道进口并成功过坝,设计了鱼道进口概化模型。以草鱼幼鱼为研究对象,在18±1℃的条件下研究了鱼道进口流速对鱼类上溯行为的影响。研究发现:鱼道进口水流存在一个最佳流速,在该流速下,鱼类进入鱼道进口的效率最高。利用诱鱼流道补水有助于进一步提高鱼道进鱼效率,诱鱼流道水流与鱼道进口水流之间存在一个最优流速比。针对草鱼幼鱼的鱼道进口最佳流速约为0.3 m/s,诱鱼流道水流与鱼道进口水流的最佳流速比约为2.3。通过对洄游区鱼类游泳轨迹以及流场耦合,可知草鱼幼鱼上溯的喜好流速范围是0.20~0.30 m/s。研究成果对于鱼道进口水力设计具有重要意义。 相似文献
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通过改变鱼道进口的不同朝向、鱼道进口与电站的相对距离,提出3种鱼道进口布置方式,并利用Flow-3D计算流体软件对这3种布置方式进行三维数值模拟。结果表明,相对于开口朝向与河道主流平行的进口C、F,开启开口朝向与河道主流垂直的鱼道进口B、E能够形成更大范围的目标鱼类偏好流速区域以及适合鱼类上溯的低紊动区域;距离电站尾水闸门较远的鱼道进口B、E能够形成范围更大的诱鱼水流,同时在其下游处产生的不利于目标鱼类上溯的高紊动区域也相对较小;相比于布置于岸边的鱼道,布置于河道中的鱼道更能提高鱼道的过鱼效率。该研究可为以后鱼道进口的布置提供理论依据。 相似文献
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我国鱼类洄游通道和生境恢复技术研究现状分析 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
我国目前处于水电开发建设的高峰时期,生态环境保护问题受到高度重视。人们对河流资源的开发利用阻隔了鱼类自由迁徙的洄游通道,大大影响了鱼类赖以生存的环境,亟需发展洄游通道和鱼类生境的恢复技术来加以保护。阐述了鱼类洄游通道和生境恢复的重要意义,总结了该类技术在我国的研究现状和发展过程,指出了我国鱼类洄游通道技术发展面临的主要问题和挑战。通过对21世纪以来(特别是最近5 a)国家自然科学基金资助的相关项目及研究成果分析,指明了目前我国鱼类洄游通道和生境恢复技术的主要努力方向,包括:①各种典型鱼类的生活习性和游泳行为能力;②鱼类种群分布及生境因子影响规律;③水电开发对鱼类生境因子的影响规律;④洄游通道和生存环境恢复措施及过鱼效果验证。 相似文献
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基于生态学与水力学的水电站鱼道进口位置优化研究 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
为了合理布置鱼道进口,基于生态学与水力学理论和数值模拟方法,计算了某大型水电站下
游河道流场分布情况,结合过鱼对象的游泳能力和生活习性,划分了适宜布置鱼道进口的河道区域。
结果表明: 尾水渠内流态较为复杂,存在不同程度的环流或横向回流。随着机组增加,下游河道断
面流速增大,最大值可达 1. 4 m /s,但左岸位置始终存在低流速带,有利于布置鱼道进口。不同机
组组合发电运行工况下,下游河道流速分布与量值存在较大差异,需要布置 4 个鱼道进口以适应
不同运行工况。通过加设不透水丁坝的河道整治方案,左岸岸边流场得到改善,鱼类适宜聚集区
域得到集中,从而将鱼道进口布置数量优化为 3 个。研究思路和优化方法可为鱼道工程进口布置
提供参考。 相似文献
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鱼道设计离不开鱼类行为特性的研究,智能监控是观测、记录和量化鱼类行为的主要手段,但由于鱼道紊动的水流环境对鱼体精确跟踪造成了困难。本研究提出一种适用于鱼道研究的鱼类游泳行为提取方法,通过高斯混合模型(GMM)和卷积神经网络模型(CNN)对鱼体图像语义分割,再根据鱼体像素计算上溯轨迹、游泳速度和摆尾幅度。方法的验证以草鱼为试验对象,分别进行基于UNet和SegNet的鱼体语义分割对比试验和鱼类游泳行为提取试验。试验结果表明:(1) UNet模型的图像语义分割结果(MPA=95.9%,MIoU=93.3%)优于SegNet模型(MPA=95.5%,MIoU=92.8%);(2)应用GMM-CNN模型进行过鱼轨迹跟踪,其坐标平均相对误差(MREx=7.1%,MREy=2.4%)低于单独使用GMM方法23.1%、11.6%;(3) GMM-CNN模型测算鱼类行为能够准确定位鱼体特征点,应用于提取鱼类游泳行为时具有较高的精确度。基于GMM-CNN鱼类游泳行为提取方法可以为鱼道设计提供技术支持。 相似文献
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Junjian Sun Junjun Tan Qi Zhang Yinting Shen Jiayue Shi Hui Zhang Xiaotao Shi 《河流研究与利用》2023,39(10):1933-1949
Globally, fishways perform better when the target fish species are salmonids rather than non-salmonids. In the past few decades, engineers and dam managers have attempted to identify an ideal fishway type that can fit all migratory orders. To determine a general rule for selecting fishway types, we classified all fish orders into two groups (salmonids and non-salmonids) and analyzed the effect of different fishway types (i.e., nature-like [NL], vertical slot [VS], pool and weir [PW], and denil [DL]) on upstream migration for both groups by conducting a meta-analysis based on data from 64 studies of 76 fishways. The fishway performance was presented in terms of attraction efficiency (AE) and passage efficiency (PE). The results of a random-effects model, including 257 and 299 estimates of AE and PE, respectively, showed fishway types only had a significant effect on AE for non-salmonids. Technical fishways had a higher AE than NL fishways for salmonids, but were not applicable to non-salmonids. The passage results of four fishway types indicated that the PW fishways exhibited the best performance for salmonids, but the poorest performance for non-salmonids. Only DL fishways had a PE of over 50% for non-salmonids, whereas all fishway types had that of over 60% for salmonids. Variations in the slope and length of VS fishways could significantly affect PE for both groups, however, the phenomenon for salmonids disappeared when merging all fishway types. Elevation changes had a significant effect only on the condition that salmonids passed through VS fishways. The results of this study play an important role in designing appropriate fishway types for different downstream fish fauna and can be better generalized by complementing quantitative evaluation studies of various fishways as much as possible. 相似文献
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Modelling upstream fish passage in standard box culverts: Interplay between turbulence,fish kinematics,and energetics 下载免费PDF全文
Box culverts are common hydraulic structures along rivers and streams, in rural and urban water systems. The expertise in fish‐friendly culvert design is limited, sometimes leading to adverse impact on the catchment ecosystem or to uneconomical structures. Basic dimensional considerations highlight a number of key parameters relevant to any laboratory modelling of upstream fish passage, including the ratio of fish speed fluctuations to fluid velocity fluctuations, the ratios of fish dimensions to turbulent length scale, and the fish species. Alternately, the equation of conservation of momentum may be applied to an individual fish, yielding some deterministic estimate of instantaneous thrust and power expended during fish swimming, including the associated energy consumption. The rate of work required by the fish to deliver thrust is proportional to the cube of the local fluid velocity, and the model results demonstrate the key role of slow‐velocity regions in which fish will minimize their energy consumption when swimming upstream. 相似文献
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Jean Sebastien Finger Andrew Thomas Riesgraf Daniel Patrick Zielinski Peter William Sorensen 《河流研究与利用》2020,36(1):36-46
Nearly 200 fish were released below Lock and Dam 2 (LD2) in the Upper Mississippi River and tracked to determine both whether and how they passed through this structure, and if passage could be explained using a computational fish passage model (FPM) which combines hydraulics with fish swimming performance. Fish were either captured and released downstream of LD2 in Pool 3 or captured in Pool 2 (upstream of LD2) and displaced below LD2. Tagged fish were tracked using 13 archival receivers located across LD2. Approximately 90% of all fish approached LD2 many times with the displaced species likely attempting to home. Of 112 common carp, 26% passed through LD2 with 15% (most) going through the lock and 6% through the spillway gates. Similar values were seen for bigmouth buffalo. In contrast, although 42% of 31 channel catfish passed through the lock, only 3% went through the gates. Finally, of 22 walleye, only 14% passed through the lock and none through the gates. Ninety percent of all documented passages through the spillway gates occurred when the gates were out of the water and water velocities through these gates were at their lowest levels, an attribute described and predicted by the FPM at LD2. This study strongly suggests that fish passage through spillway gates of LDs is determined by water velocity and can be predicted with a FPM, whereas passage through locks is determined by species‐specific behavioural preferences. Both attributes could be exploited to reduce passage of invasive carp at certain locations. 相似文献