SELECTING THE OPTIMAL TYPE OF PROTECTION THE SLOPES OF RETAINING STRUCTURES AND THE BANKS OF RESERVOIRS IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

Authors

  • Aliaksandr Artemchik Belarusian National Technical University
  • Viktor Evgenievich Levkevich Belarusian National Technical University

Keywords:

coast protection, slope protection, bank protection, slope stability, reservoir, modeling, abrasion, flexible concrete mats

Abstract

The impact of abrasion and erosion on the slopes of retaining structures and banks can lead to negative consequences, such as washouts and destruction. To prevent harmful consequences, it is important to correctly select anti-abrasion and anti-erosion materials and the design of protection. The factors and conditions affecting the stability of slopes of retaining structures and supports are analyzed, and the main factors affecting the stability of bank and slope protection in the conditions of Belarus are identified.

The results of a comprehensive assessment of the operating efficiency of various types of slope fastenings of retaining structures in reservoirs in Belarus are presented. Original constructive solutions for slope protection are proposed by means of scale modeling. General requirements for slope protection of reservoirs in Belarus are formulated.

Author Biographies

Aliaksandr Artemchik, Belarusian National Technical University

Master of Technical Sciences, Assistant of the Department of Water Supply and Drainage, Belarusian National Technical University, Minsk, Belarus.

Viktor Evgenievich Levkevich, Belarusian National Technical University

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Water Supply and Drainage, Belarusian National Technical University, Minsk, Belarus.

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Published

2024-12-20

How to Cite

Artemchik, A., & Levkevich, V. E. (2024). SELECTING THE OPTIMAL TYPE OF PROTECTION THE SLOPES OF RETAINING STRUCTURES AND THE BANKS OF RESERVOIRS IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS. Promising Trends of Innovative Development and Personnel Training, 2(Часть 1), 109–118. Retrieved from https://journal.bstu.by/index.php/ptid/article/view/1153

Issue

Vol. 2 No. Часть 1 (2024): Prospective Trends of Innovative Development and Personnel Training. Collection of articles International Scientific and Practical Conference

Section

Water construction, heat and gas supply and ecology