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FLASH FLOODS & STORM WATER DRAINAGE PROJECTS · OMAN

House Of Musical Arts Hydrological & Hydraulic Studies

Renardet S. A & Partners

Client
Renardet S. A & Partners
Location
Muscat
Country
Oman

Scope of work

Overview

The catchments areas contributing to each site are calculated from the surveyed map and enlarged hydrological contour map obtained from National Survey Authority (NSA), The wadi crossings and extent have been checked by satellite images, the area and the (90mx90m) level records have been used to generate the contour map along the attacking and surrounding wadis A digital Terrain Model with the aid of Watershed Modeling System (WMS), by US Army Corps of Engineers, has been used to obtain the catchment characteristics A frequency analysis of the maximum daily rainfall records was carried out to obtain the maximum daily rainfall corresponding to the different return periods (5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 500 year) The flood computations has been carried out based on Oman code of practice. The EPA storm water management model (SWMM) has been used to simulate the effect of the runoff quantity for different storms size on the proposed drainage system for the study area Design of Storm Drainage Network Projects - Sultanat of Oman The main objective of project is to carry out all the required hydrological and hydraulic investigations for stormwater drainage and flood protection of the House of Musical Arts at Muscat, Sultanate Oman. The existing drainage system been described and investigated to declare its disadvantages. After that, different alternatives of drainage routing has been proposed and examined. Based on this comparison, the optimum design is selected. The drainage system is originally designed for 20 and 50 year return period design storms. In order to guarantee no flooding of House of Musical Arts, the system is checked against 50, 100, 500 year design storm. Moreover, the Gonu cyclone event is covered inside the range of checks.

Services delivered

  • Investigation of the current existing drainage system

Photography

Twenty-six years engineering water infrastructure across the Peninsula.