Optymalizacja działań technologicznych zwiekszających bezpieczeństwo zapór OUOW Żelazny Most przy jednoczesnym wykorzystaniu wyników monitoringu i zaawansowanych modeli obliczeniowych
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https://doi.org/10.24425/ace.2022.140182Abstrakt
W artykule przedstawiono podejście do optymalizacji zabiegów technologicznych zwiększających bezpieczeństwo zapór zbiorników odpadów wydobywczych. Opiera się ono na jednoczesnym wykorzystaniu wyników monitorowania oraz modelowania numerycznego 3D w ujęciu metody elementów skończonych. Rozpatrywana jest wschodnia zapora OUOW Żelazny Most. W ramach pracy stworzono cztery modele numeryczne zapory i podłoża, różniace się przestrzennym układem warstw gruntowych. W tym celu wykorzystano technikę krigingu. Na podstawie wyników monitoringu skalibrowano modele numeryczne i wybrano ten, dla którego przeprowadzono procedurę optymalizacji. Zoptymalizowano zarówno rozkład przestrzenny, jak i czas instalacji studni odciążających. Wykazano, że takie rozwiązanie zapewnia, wymagany stosownymi rozporządzeniami, zapas bezpieczeństwa.Bibliografia
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