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Title: Computing Dependable Yield Mitigation Storage -DYMS-


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Computing Dependable Yield Mitigation
Storage-DYMS-
US Army Corps of Engineers
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Why Compute DYMS?
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  • DYMS
  • Are determined to keep other water supply users
    yield whole
  • Require requesting entity to purchase the extra
    storage to keep other users yield whole
  • Must be calculated when storage is reallocated
    from the flood pool
  • Do not have to be calculated when reallocations
    are made from the conservation pool

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Reallocation from Conservation Pool
Reallocation from Flood Control
Flood Control
Flood Control
Flood Control
Flood Control
Requested Storage DYMS
  • Conservation Pool
  • Hydropower
  • Water Supply
  • Conservation Pool
  • Hydropower
  • Water Supply

Requested Storage
  • Conservation Pool
  • Hydropower
  • Water Supply
  • Conservation Pool
  • Hydropower
  • Water Supply

Existing
Existing
Modified
Modified
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Reallocation from Flood Control
Flood Control
Flood Control
Requested Storage DYMS
  • Conservation Pool
  • Hydropower
  • Water Supply
  • Conservation Pool
  • Hydropower
  • Water Supply

Existing
Modified
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US Army Corps of Engineers
Computing DYMS
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Summary
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  • 1. Iterative Process
  • 2. Obtain Yield/Storage Curve and Curve Data
  • 3. Guess at a new Total Yield (Current
    Reallocation lt GUESS lt Upper limit)
  • 4. Interpolate to obtain New Storage
  • 5. Determine new Yield/Storage Ratio
  • 6. Use new Yield/Storage Ratio to obtain new
    storage values
  • 7. Subtract the sum of the yield values from your
    GUESSED Yield to obtain Hydropower Yield
  • 8. Check calculated hydropower storage against
    current hydropower storage
  • 9. Re-iterate until the difference approaches zero

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For further information contact
US Army Corps of Engineers
  • Jonathan C. Long, P.E.
  • (501) 324-7342
  • CESWL-PR-P
  • Jonathan.c.long_at_usace.army.mil

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