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鱼游泳能力对体长的响应及其在鱼道设计中的应用
引用本文:蔡露,侯轶群,金瑶,杨志,胡望斌,陈小娟,陈继华,黄应平,韩德举.鱼游泳能力对体长的响应及其在鱼道设计中的应用[J].农业工程学报,2021,37(5):209-215.
作者姓名:蔡露  侯轶群  金瑶  杨志  胡望斌  陈小娟  陈继华  黄应平  韩德举
作者单位:1. 水利部中国科学院水工程生态研究所,水利部水工程生态效应与生态修复重点实验室,武汉430079; 2. 三峡大学水利与环境学院,三峡库区生态环境教育部工程研究中心,宜昌443002;
基金项目:国家自然科学基金(51609155,51709187);水利部水工程生态效应与生态修复重点实验室开放课题基金(野生及人工养殖鱼类的游泳能力差异研究项目);三峡大学三峡库区生态环境教育部工程研究中心开放基金(KF2019-09)。
摘    要:为了探讨鱼类体长对游泳能力的影响并为鱼道水流的设计提供参考,该研究在封闭水槽中使用"递增流速法"测试了海南省某水利枢纽鱼道目标对象的游泳能力,并用Origin软件进行了数据统计分析,得到了试验鱼感应流速、临界游泳速度和爆发游泳速度的直线回归方程和Kaplan-Meier曲线。结果表明:1)随着试验鱼体长增大,相对感应流速、临界游泳速度和爆发游泳速度(体长/s)均减小,体长和鱼类速度的相关关系可用直线方程表示,且数据经过对数变换后的直线方程拟合效果比未经过对数变换的拟合效果更好,其中R2由0.664~0.725提高至0.907~0.933。2)根据鱼道设计规范、导则及文献,结合本工程目标过鱼对象的感应流速、临界游泳速度和爆发游泳速度(m/s),建议本工程鱼道进口诱鱼流速控制在0.35~0.47 m/s,池室流速控制在0.21~0.59 m/s,竖缝流速控制在0.57~0.74 m/s,出口断面至下一个池室之间的流速控制在0.21~0.50 m/s。鱼类体长对相对游泳速度(体长/s)产生了负面影响,鱼类游泳速度及其变化规律可对鱼道水流设计值提供参考。

关 键 词:流速  体长  游泳能力  感应流速  临界游泳速度  爆发游泳速度  竖缝式鱼道
收稿时间:2020/7/15 0:00:00
修稿时间:2021/1/21 0:00:00

Response of fish swimming ability to body length and its application in fishway design
Cai Lu,Hou Yiqun,Jin Yao,Yang Zhi,Hu Wangbin,Chen Xiaojuan,Chen Jihu,Huang Yingping,Han Deju.Response of fish swimming ability to body length and its application in fishway design[J].Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering,2021,37(5):209-215.
Authors:Cai Lu  Hou Yiqun  Jin Yao  Yang Zhi  Hu Wangbin  Chen Xiaojuan  Chen Jihu  Huang Yingping  Han Deju
Institution:1. Key Laboratory of Ecological Impacts of Hydraulic-Projects and Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystem of Ministry of Water Resources, Institute of Hydroecology, Ministry of Water Resources and Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan 430079, China; 2. Engineering Research Center of Eco-environment in Three Gorges Reservoir Region, College of Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering, China Three Gorges University, Yichang 443002, China;
Abstract:Water conservancy and hydropower projects have posed a great threat to the fish habitat environment and migration, even the gene exchange between fish populations, where the river connectivity is restructured via manmade canals. Fishways are an increasingly popular solution to facilitate the passage of fish migrating. However, the flow speed of fishway depends mainly on fish swimming ability. Consequently, the body length of fish is a key factor in fish swimming ability. In this study, a series of stepped velocity tests were carried out to evaluate the induced flow speed (Uind), critical swimming speed (Ucrit), and burst speed (Uburst) of target species using the modified Brett-type swimming respirometer. A new fishway was also developed in Hainan Province of China to explore the effect of fish body length on swimming ability and flow speed. An Origin 9.0 software was used to transform three fish speeds and body lengths for linear regressions. Kaplan-Meier curves (Survival curves) were plotted using cumulative percentages and speeds in fish swimming ability tests. The suggestions were also given on flow speeds for fishway design. The results indicated that the relatively induced flow speed, critical swimming speed, and burst speed (bl/s) decreased with body length increasing. Linear relationships were achieved to describe the fish speeds and body lengths. The fitting efficiency of linear equation (R2 and F) after natural logarithmic data transformation was better than that without transformation, and the R2 values increased from 0.664-0.725 to 0.907-0.954. The effective speed for 90% of tested fish (EF90) was set as the flow speed in the vertical slot fishway. The EF90 value for Uind (90% induction rate, Uind-EF90) was 0.21 m/s, while the values for Ucrit and Uburst (90% success rates, Ucrit-EF90 and Uburst-EF90) were 0.59 m/s and 0.74 m/s, respectively. According to the standard design of vertical slot fishway realized by the Guideline for fishway in water conservancy, and Design code for fish passage facilities in hydropower projects in China, the flows of a fishway were recommended as follows: 1) Entrance. The flush water should be provided if the flow speed of the entrance was lower than fish-induced flow speed. The recommended entrance speed was 0.35-0.47 m/s (0.6-0.8 Ucrit-EF90) if the Ucirt-EF90 was 0.59 m/s, where the critical swimming speed of 0.6-0.8 m/s was generally set for attracting fish to the entrance. (2) Pool. The recommended pool speed was 0.21-0.59 m/s (Uind-EF90-Ucrit-EF90). The reason was that the pool speed was lower than burst speed, where the fish cannot lose their orientation. Since the fish critical swimming speed was the maximum sustainable swimming speed, the fish can commonly swim several hundred meters of fishway (100-500 pools), where the fishway design considered fish swimming endurance. 3) Vertical slot. The recommended velocity of the vertical slot was 0.57-0.74 m/s (minimum Uburst-Uburst-EF90). The reason was that the flow speed of fishway should lower the maximum swimming speed of fish, where the fish commonly used burst swimming to pass vertical slots. 4) Exit. The recommended exit speed was 0.21-0.50 m/s (Uind-EF90-0.50 m/s). The exit flow should be smooth and guide fish upstream, exceeding the induced flow speed of <0.50 m/s. These demonstrated that the fish speed decreased relatively, as the body lengths increased using natural logarithmic function in flow speed of fishway design.
Keywords:flow velocity  body length  swimming ability  induced flow speed  critical swimming speed  burst speed  vertical slot fishway
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