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September 20, 2025Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary ScienceOpen Access

Analysis Flood Hidrology Kadumalik Dam in Order to Minimize Flood in Rentang Weir

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AAAnanda Mila Andita

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Hydrological analysis assesses peak discharge changes in the Rendang Dam due to the Kadumalik Dam, suggesting partial flood mitigation.

Key Points

  • The Kadumalik Dam reduces flood discharge, but its impact on the Rendang Dam’s overall flooding is only partial.
  • Watersheds with longer rivers produce sloping hydrographs with peak discharges of 37.21 m³/s/mm.
  • A watershed area of 435 km² for Kadumalik yields a peak unit discharge of 12.29 m³/s/mm after 4.97 hours.
  • Only 12.4% of the total upstream watershed area of the Rendang Dam is covered by the Kadumalik watershed.

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Ananda Mila Andita (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46aa631b076d99fa674e6https://doi.org/10.55324/ijoms.v4i12.1192
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