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Grade of valley area rainfall

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Standard ID: GB/T 20486-2006

Standard Name:Grade of valley area rainfall

Chinese Name: 江河流域面雨量等级

Standard category:National Standard (GB)

state:Abolished

Date of Release2006-08-28

Date of Implementation:2006-11-01

Date of Expiration:2017-12-01

standard classification number

Standard ICS number:Mathematics, Natural Sciences >> 07.060 Geology, Meteorology, Hydrology

Standard Classification Number:Comprehensive>>Basic Subjects>>A47 Meteorology

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alternative situation:Replaced by GB/T 20486-2017

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publishing house:China Standards Press

ISBN:155066·1-28348

Plan number:20020284-T-416

Publication date:2006-11-01

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Release date:2006-08-28

drafter:Zhang Cun, Li Fei, Mi Hongtao, Cao Tie, Wang Quanzhou, Sun Jinglan, Bu Yalin, Tian Wanshun, Zheng Shilin

Drafting unit:Henan Provincial Meteorological Bureau, Henan Provincial Meteorological Observatory

Focal point unit:China Meteorological Administration

Proposing unit:China Meteorological Administration

Publishing department:General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China

competent authority:China Meteorological Administration

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This standard specifies the level of surface rainfall in river basins. This standard is applicable to the business and scientific research of surface rainfall in river basins. GB/T 20486-2006 Level of surface rainfall in river basins GB/T20486-2006 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the level of surface rainfall in river basins. This standard is applicable to the business and scientific research of surface rainfall in river basins.


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ICS 07.060
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T20486—2006
Grade of valley area rainfall061214000010
Published on 2006-08-28
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of the People's Republic of China
Implemented on 2006-11-01
People's Republic of China
National Standard Promotion
Grade of valley area rainfall
GR/T 20486 -2006
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Appendix A of this standard This standard is an informative appendix. This standard is proposed by the China Meteorological Administration. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the Policy and Regulations Department of the China Meteorological Administration. Foreword This standard was drafted by the Business Department of Henan Meteorological Bureau and Henan Meteorological Observatory. GB/T20486—2006 This standard was drafted by the following people: Zhang Cun, Li Fei, Mi Hongtao, Cao Tie, Qian Quanzhou, Sun Jinglan, Bu Yelin, Tian Wanshun, and Zheng Shilin. GB/T20486--2006 my country has a vast territory and many rivers. Basin surface rainfall is not only an important parameter for flood forecasting and flood control dispatching, but also an important basis for flood control and flood fighting decision-making at all levels of government. For a long time, my country's meteorological and hydrological workers have worked closely together, starting from the needs of flood control, flood fighting, disaster reduction, and emergency rescue, and have made many important achievements in the study of basin surface rainfall and flood-causing rainstorms. Especially after the rare flood disaster in the Yangtze River Basin in 1998, my country strengthened the relevant area rainfall business and service work. To this end, based on research and reference to a large number of relevant documents, this standard was compiled to guide the analysis, forecast and inspection of basin area rainfall. 1 Scope
Rainfall level in river basins
This standard specifies the level of area rainfall in river basins. This standard applies to the business and scientific research of area rainfall in river basins. 2 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this standard. 2.1
valley
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The area where rivers, tidal basins and reservoirs collect surface runoff formed by rainfall, generally bounded by watersheds and other basin boundaries. 2.2
Station rainfall
Liquid precipitation that falls from the sky to the ground during a period of time, and accumulates at a certain depth at a certain station on the horizontal surface without evaporation, infiltration, or loss. The rainfall is measured in millimeters (mm). 2.3
grade of rainfall
Rainfall grade
The grade determined according to the size of the station rainfall within a unit time is used to reflect the intensity of rainfall. Area rainfall
refers to the average rainfall over a certain area during a period of time. 3 Division of area rainfall grades
The division of area rainfall grades in river basins is based on the division of station rainfall grades (see Appendix A), and is divided into six grades: light rain, moderate rain, heavy rain, rainstorm, heavy rainstorm and extremely heavy rainstorm. The 12h and 24h surface rainfall amplitude values ​​corresponding to each level are shown in Table 1
Surface rainfall level in river basins
Heavy rainstorm
Extremely heavy rain
Calculation method of surface rainfall
Surface rainfall level classification table in river basins
12h surface rainfall value/mm
10.0-~19.9
20.0~39.9
The surface rainfall is calculated using the arithmetic mean method and the Thiessen polygon method. 24h surface rainfall value/mnbzxz.net
6.0--14.9
15.0~29.9
30.0~59.9
60.0~150.0
The arithmetic mean method is applicable to basins with more and more evenly distributed rainfall stations or basins where the surface rainfall is calculated using the grid point rainfall. The Thiessen polygon method is applicable to basins with uneven distribution of rainfall stations. 1
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Arithmetic mean method
The sum of the inter-period rainfall of all rainfall stations (grid points) in the basin, divided by the total number of rainfall stations (grid points). The calculation is as follows:
Where:
P—the south face of the basin, in millimeters (mm); P: the rainfall of each rain gauge station in the basin during the same period, in millimeters (mm); r——the number of rain gauge stations.
4.2 Thiessen polygon method
Connect the rain gauge stations in the basin with straight lines, and make perpendicular bisectors of each connecting line. These perpendicular bisectors intersect to divide the basin into thousands of polygons, each of which has a rain gauge station. Assume that each rain gauge station takes the polygon where it is located as the control area, then the basin surface rainfall is the sum of the rainfall of each station multiplied by the sum of their respective control areas divided by the total area of ​​the basin. The calculation is as shown in formula (2): P
wherein:
W,---is the ratio of the control area of ​​each rain gauge station to the total area of ​​the basin, that is, the weight coefficient, W,-S./S;.S,--the control area of ​​each rain gauge station in the basin; S--the total area of ​​the basin,
P---the surface rainfall in the basin;
P, the rainfall of each rain gauge station in the same period;
n--the number of rain gauge stations.
+**(2)
Station rainfall level
Heavy rain
Special frost
Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Station rainfall level classification table
12h rainfall value/mm
0. 1~4. 9
5.0--14.9
15.0~20.9
30. 0 ~69. g
70.0~-140,0
>140, 0
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24h rainfall value/mm
10., 0~24, 9
25. 0-49. 9
50. 0~-99. 9
100.0--250.0
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