Abstract:Taking the multifunctional large-diameter pipeline system of Jinshan Lake in Zhenjiang as the research object, the TAP (Transient Analysis Program) model is utilized to simulate and analyze the hydraulic flow patterns in the deep drainage tunnel, and the focus is on studying the causes and hazards of surge phenomena. By simulating the water flow conditions under various rainfall scenarios, it is found that the surge phenomena primarily manifest as the negative pressure, cavitation and aeration. Especially under the 3-hour rainfall condition that occurs once every 50 years, the significant negative pressure and water surface oscillations are observed in the tunnel. Additionally, the inappropriate start-stop water level settings in the terminal pumping station will lead to excessively frequent pump start and stop, which may cause damage to the water pump. Through the sensitivity analysis of shaft dimensions, it is found that the larger shaft diameter helps to reduce the occurrence of surge phenomena.