Authors :
Omer Kovčić; Mufid Tokic; Hatidža Begović
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 3 - March
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAR1845
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Abstract :
Increasingly, and often mutually conflicting
requirements for the use of water resources, there is a
need for more complex management methods, including
the management of the volume of reservoirs. Silt filling
of reservoirs is one of the most well-known problems of
river hydraulics. Dams and reservoirs, created by
damming river flows, cause the retention of river
sediment (drag and floating sediment) that comes from
the gravitating basins, or sub-basins of the reservoir's
tributaries.
By analyzing the sediment transport on the
tributaries, and the total amount of sediment deposited
in the Modrac multi-purpose reservoir, real data are
obtained on the amount of sediment introduced into the
Modrac multi-pupose reservoir, the dynamics of
sediment input, and the degree of pollution of this type of
water body.
The Modrac multi-purpose reservoir is the only
available water resource in the region of Tuzla and its
surroundings. Acknowledging the fact that the useful
volume of the reservoir is limited, and that over time the
reservoir is filled with dragged sediment and coal dust as
floating sediment, and that consumers - the population,
industry and others must be provided with a water
supply with a high degree of safety. Excess water needs
to be used to the maximum for the purpose of electricity
production, and there is a need to optimize the system,
i.e. more efficient management of the water resources of
the reservoir, i.e. to prove the maximum utilization of the
reservoir while continuously providing all the necessary
amounts of water to which the Modrac multi-purpose
reservoir is connected.
Increasingly, and often mutually conflicting
requirements for the use of water resources, there is a
need for more complex management methods, including
the management of the volume of reservoirs. Silt filling
of reservoirs is one of the most well-known problems of
river hydraulics. Dams and reservoirs, created by
damming river flows, cause the retention of river
sediment (drag and floating sediment) that comes from
the gravitating basins, or sub-basins of the reservoir's
tributaries.
By analyzing the sediment transport on the
tributaries, and the total amount of sediment deposited
in the Modrac multi-purpose reservoir, real data are
obtained on the amount of sediment introduced into the
Modrac multi-pupose reservoir, the dynamics of
sediment input, and the degree of pollution of this type of
water body.
The Modrac multi-purpose reservoir is the only
available water resource in the region of Tuzla and its
surroundings. Acknowledging the fact that the useful
volume of the reservoir is limited, and that over time the
reservoir is filled with dragged sediment and coal dust as
floating sediment, and that consumers - the population,
industry and others must be provided with a water
supply with a high degree of safety. Excess water needs
to be used to the maximum for the purpose of electricity
production, and there is a need to optimize the system,
i.e. more efficient management of the water resources of
the reservoir, i.e. to prove the maximum utilization of the
reservoir while continuously providing all the necessary
amounts of water to which the Modrac multi-purpose
reservoir is connected.
