Coastal Reservoir Technology and Applications
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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San Diego :
Elsevier,
2022.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Coastal Reservoir Technology and Applications
- Copyright
- Contents
- About the author
- About the book
- Chapter 1: World water crisis and possible solutions
- 1. Water cycle or natural desalination process
- 2. Water resources availability
- 2.1. Groundwater and its development
- 2.2. Surface water
- 3. Short history of dam construction
- 3.1. Number of dams and height
- 3.2. Eastern dam versus Western dam
- 4. Water crisis and why?
- 4.1. Floods (too much)
- 4.2. Pollution (too dirty and too turbid)
- 4.3. Water scarcity (too little) and its measurement
- 4.4. New dams in future and soft path always effective?
- 4.5. Are NEWater (wastewater reuse) and desalination solutions?
- References
- Chapter 2: Coastal reservoirs design and applications
- 1. Coastal reservoir, its definition and classification
- 1.1. Definition of coastal reservoir
- 1.2. First- and second generation of coastal reservoirs
- 2. Principles for coastal reservoir design
- 2.1. Site selection, reservoir shape, and salinity
- 2.2. Design for hydraulic structures, inlets/outlets and water quality management
- 2.3. Improvements of existing coastal reservoirs using the new principles
- 3. Coastal reservoirs sustainability
- 3.1. Cost comparison
- 3.2. Carbon emission and sustainability
- 3.3. Environmental impacts
- 3.4. Social impacts
- 4. Other applications of coastal reservoirs
- 4.1. Coastal environmental protection
- 4.2. Water, food and energy nexus
- 4.3. Inland water resources development-SPP
- 4.4. Countermeasures for natural disasters
- References
- Chapter 3: Possible coastal reservoirs along Australia Pacific Coast
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Northeast coast division, Australia
- 2.1. General information
- 2.2. Southeast Queensland coastal reservoirs
- 2.3. Coastal reservoir at Richmond estuary
- 2.4. Northeast Queensland coastal reservoirs
- 3. Southeast coast division (New South Wales and Victoria states, Australia)
- 3.1. General information
- 3.2. Greater Sydney region
- 3.3. Melbourne region
- References
- Chapter 4: Why downstream water management can increase environmental flow and irrigated water? Examples from Australia
- 1. South Australia Gulf Division/Murray Darling River
- 1.1. General information
- 1.2. Coastal reservoir in South Australia Gulf
- 1.3. Coastal reservoir inside Lake Alexandrina
- 1.4. Downstream water management for Murray-Darling basin (MDB)
- 2. Other coastal drainage divisions in Australia
- 2.1. Tasmania state
- 2.2. Southwest coastal division and Indian Ocean division
- 2.3. Northern Australia
- 3. Water diversion and inland water supply
- 3.1. Experience of existing water diversion schemes
- 3.2. Water diversion from coastal Rivers to inland areas
- 3.3. Water supply to Australia mining industry
- 4. New Zealand, Papua New Guinea
- 4.1. New Zealand
- 4.2. Papua New Guinea Rivers
- References