Review of The Research Status of Numerical Simulation of Dike Pipe Surge
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Dam Foundation; Pipe Surge; Numerical Simulation; Discrete Elements.Abstract
Dike pipe surge is a threatening water conservancy engineering disaster which refers to a large amount of groundwater flow phenomenon inside the dike due to the concealment of pipe surge. This lack of in-depth study of the pipe surge mechanism seriously affects the safety of people's lives and property. In recent years, with the development of science and technology, numerical simulation technology has been widely used in water conservancy projects, allowing for more accurate simulation and prediction of dikes and foundation pipe surges. By organizing the current research status at home and abroad, this paper summarizes the research status of pipe surge from three directions: numerical simulation research of pipe surge, factors affecting pipe surge research, and visualization research of pipe surge occurrence mechanism. Based on this, the future development trend of numerical simulation research on dike pipe surge is predicted.
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