Application of Optimal Value Search Technique for Reservoir Rule Curves: A Case Study of Huai Luang
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This research focuses on the application of optimum search techniques in combination with reservoir system simulation models to find appropriate rule curves for reservoirs. It uses the objective function of finding the answer. The answer searched for is the average of the least water shortage, the frequency of water shortages is minimal and the average of the least overflowing water. This research uses analysis of historical inflows data each month that flows into the reservoir. Related to Huai Luang Reservoir, Khok Sa-at Subdistrict, Mueang District, Udon Thani Province for the period from 1984 to 2023, including information on water demand. and hydrological information This also includes physical information about the reservoir. These data are used to find appropriate models for creating curve rules to control water flow in reservoirs. In addition, a series of 1,000 monthly inflows events into the reservoir are simulated to evaluate the effectiveness of the rule curves generated from the model. This results in situations of water shortages and overflow. by specifying the time period of the event average water volume and maximum water volume. This research found that the rule curves of the reservoirs are similar and tend in the same direction. Although there are points with slightly different values. Testing and comparing the rule curves obtained from the Genetic algorithm (GA) and Wind Driven Optimization (WDO) models with the current rule curves. It was found that the rule curves obtained from the model had slightly better performance, with GA giving the best results and being suitable for normal water situations. The results indicate that the feasibility of using GA models to develop reservoir rule curves is highly feasible. This can lead to a significant improvement in the efficiency of the reservoir rule curves. and help to make water resource management in the future more efficient.
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