3.1.2  Restore Water Conservancy and 
Irrigation Project and Construct 
Water-saving New Village 
The production and domestic water in Chuangwang 
Town come from Baoshi River, the water supply 
plant for the residents and secondary power station 
of Baoshi River share the same water inlet. Because 
of high water level of the dam, and slow flow 
velocity, the sediment lifting of the riverbed become 
worse, and the inlet was blocked. In this plan, it 
aims to improve the water inflow capability of the 
inlet and ensure the domestic water supply for 
residents by clearing the silts of the riverway nearby 
the secondary power station of Baoshi River. 
The overflow dam of the Baoshi River was 
damaged by flood seriously, and open channel was 
used for irrigation, so the water loss is huge, and 
water use efficiency is low. By restoring the 
overflow dam of Baoshi River to adjust the layout of 
open channel, strengthen anti-seepage measure, 
improve the capability of main stream flow, and 
then strengthen the recycle of tail water. Moreover, 
corresponding supporting buildings will be 
constructed, so as to improve the flood prevention 
and water log control of the region. 
3.2 Hydrological Analysis and 
Hydraulic Calculation 
3.2.1  Basic Hydrologic Data 
There is currently no hydrological station along 
Baoshi River. But along its trunk Stream of Hengshi 
River, a hydrological station called Hengshi 
Hydrological Station stands in Hengshi Town of 
Tongshan County. The station was built in 1961 by 
Hubei Provincial Department of Water Resources. 
The drainage area is of 347km
2
. In 1966, after the 
establishment of Fuli Reservoir, Hengshi 
hydrological station was retired. In June of 1976, the 
station was moved downstream, and was changed 
into Hengshi Station II, with a catchment area of 
426km
2
. It was located at E114°38'41", and N29°31 
', responsible for testing precipitation, water level 
and rate of flow. After investigation and analysis, 
there is no large and medium-sized water 
conservancy projects found at the upstream of the 
station, so the data is consistent and representative, 
can be used as the design basis for the hydraulic 
calculation of Baoshi River. 
Xiapu hydrological station is at the mainstream 
of Xiapu River adjacent. The station is a national 
base. The observation methods and data 
reorganization all meet the requirements of 
hydrological test, which is precise and reviewed year 
by year, so it can be taken as the bench-mark station 
for this project. 
3.2.2 Flood Analysis 
A. The characteristics of storm flood 
Since the flood in this basin is all caused by storm, 
according to the statistics of Hengshi Sation II, 
heavy rain mainly happens from April to October 
each year, and in some special year, it also may 
occur earlier in March or later in November, of 
which, June and July are the two months have 
frequent heavy rains. The annual maximum 1h 
rainfall usually occurs in April to October, of which 
the highest frequency occurs from June to August. 
The annual maximum 1d rainfall occurs in March to 
August, and the highest frequency appears in June. 
Hengshi River is a mountain stream fed by rainfall 
and flood. The basin is rich in small streams and 
floods. As it comes to flood season, the flood rises 
and falls sharply in a short period with a mass flow. 
The flood comes with storms, starting from April, 
the most powerful in May and June, and the annual 
maximum flood usually comes from April to July, 
which is caused by plum rain season. So if with the 
advancing or postpone of the plum rain season, or 
due to extraordinary weather, the annual maximum 
flood would probably advanced to March or 
postponed to September. According to the peak data 
measured by Hengshi Station II, the largest flood in 
history happened in 1967, with a flow rate of 2100 
m
3
/ s. 
B. The maximum flood in history 
According to historical surveys, there was a largest 
flood in Hengshi River which occurred in June 
1967, with a peak discharge of 2100m
3
/s. The data is 
reliable. Considering that it happened in the actually 
measured flood system, so the design flood will not 
be handled as extra large value. 
C. Design Flood of the Reference Station 
(a)Design Flood in the bench-mark station 
Hengshi Station II has a hydrological control area of 
426km
2
. The study is based on the peak flow data 
collected in last 31 years from 1961 to 2011( the 
measurement was stopped from 1966 to 1980 and 
the measurement from 1992 to 1993 is missing), as 
well as the peak flow data of adjacent Xiapu Station 
from 1964 to 1986. Considering that Hengshi