Model-aided design and optimization of artificial recharge-pumping systems |
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| Authors: | ANDREJA JONOSKI YANGXIAO ZHOU JAN NONNER SYLVIE MEIJER |
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| Institution: | 1. International Institute for Infrastructural , Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering , PO Box 3015, 2601 DA Delft, The Netherlands;2. Water Supply Company of Eastern Gelderland WOG , PO Box 15, 7000 AA Doetinchem, The Netherlands |
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| Abstract: | Abstract This paper presents a methodology for the design and optimization of artificial recharge-pumping systems (ARPS). The objective of ARPS is to provide a maximum abstraction rate through artificial recharge, while meeting two operational constraints: (a) the influences of the system operation on groundwater levels should be no more than 25 mm in the vicinity of the system; and (b) the travel time of the infiltrated water from the recharge pond to the pumping wells should be more than 60 days. The combined use of a 3-dimensional generic groundwater simulation model with particle tracking analyses has identified the two best ARPS systems: the circular pond system and the island system. By coupling the simulation model with linear and mixed integer programming optimization, the optimal pumping scheme (number, locations and rates of the pumping wells) has been determined. An unsteady state model has been used to simulate the response of the operation of the two systems under natural seasonal variations. The implementation aspects of the two systems are compared. |
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