Abstract:Rainwater and flood regulating storage facilities are important engineering measures to improve urban waterlogging, and the study of the spatial layout and scale is particularly critical. The factors affecting the scale of large-scale rainwater and flood regulating storage facilities are summarized. The scheduling methods and layout of the regulating storage facilities are analyzed and studied. The case analysis explains that the regulating storage facilities using the fixed discharge scheduling methods are easy to control, but the larger the proportion of upstream regulating storage capacity, the more likely it is to cause waste of storage capacity. The total upstream and downstream storage capacity should be mutually verified using the different flood combinations. If the downstream land can meet the requirements, the storage capacity layout under the same frequency condition in the section should be preferred. The research results have certain reference value for relevant engineering planning and design.