O presente estudo objetivou a aplicação de uma proposta de controle de inundação, por meio da utilização de barramentos para detenção do escoamento superficial, na Bacia hidrográfica do ribeirão do Itaim, em Taubaté, SP. A bacia foi dividida de montante para jusante em 4 trechos delimitando dessa forma as sub-bacias A, B, C e D. Para cálculo da vazão máxima de entrada de água na bacia, em que se adotou a chuva máxima com 100 anos de tempo de retorno e duração igual ao tempo de concentração, foi utilizada a metodologia I‑PAI-Wu com a obtenção do coeficiente de escoamento volumétrico C2 por meio do método Curva Número. Para a verificação da cota de inundação foi observada a metodologia hidrograma triangular sintético e a curva cota-volume. Os coeficientes de escoamento (C) obtidos pelo método Curva Número apresentaram valores de 0,24; 0,18; 0,24; 0,32 e 0,34 respectivamente para a bacia do Itaim e para as sub-bacias A, B, C e D. Esses valores são menores do que os recomendados pelo DAEE-SP. As áreas e cotas de inundação foram mapeadas e o resultado revelou que a ponte sobre o ribeirão Itaim seria inundada com lâmina de 0,5 metros a partir de uma chuva máxima de 100 anos. Por outro lado, ao se construir os barramentos (A, B, C e D) no limite das sub-bacias, os escoamentos seriam contidos, e a ponte sobre a estrada teria uma folga de cerca de 1,80 metros acima do nível d’água. Esses resultados refletem a capacidade de amortecimento das inundações dos barramentos, pois os escoamentos diminuem com a adoção dessas práticas.
This study aimed to estimate the watershed runoff caused by extreme events that often result in the flooding of urban areas. The runoff of a residential area in the city of Guaratinguetá, São Paulo, Brazil was estimated using the Curve-Number method proposed by USDA-NRCS. The study also investigated current land use and land cover conditions, impermeable areas with pasture and indications of the reforestation of those areas. Maps and satellite images of Residential Riverside I Neighborhood were used to characterize the area. In addition to characterizing land use and land cover, the definition of the soil type infiltration capacity, the maximum local rainfall, and the type and quality of the drainage system were also investigated. The study showed that this neighborhood, developed in 1974, has an area of 792,700 m², a population of 1361 inhabitants, and a sloping area covered with degraded pasture (Guaratinguetá-Piagui Peak) located in front of the residential area. The residential area is located in a flat area near the Paraiba do Sul River, and has a poor drainage system with concrete pipes, mostly 0.60 m in diameter, with several openings that capture water and sediments from the adjacent sloping area. The Low Impact Development (LID system) appears to be a viable solution for this neighborhood drainage system. It can be concluded that the drainage system of the Guaratinguetá Riverside I Neighborhood has all of the conditions and characteristics that make it suitable for the implementation of a low impact urban drainage system. Reforestation of Guaratinguetá-Piagui Peak can reduce the basin's runoff by 50% and minimize flooding problems in the Beira Rio neighborhood.
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