Bei-chuan Wang, Jun-jie Jin, Yu Zhang, Yanan Wang, Song Wang, Hong-rui Gu, Min He, Hai-yang Mu, Kai Xiao, Zhi-rui Li, Zhou Fan, Liang Ge, Jian-feng Tian, Yang Huang, Jie Zheng, Hong Wu

We assess the detectability of tidal disruption events (TDEs) using mock observations from the Mini SiTian array. We select 100 host galaxy samples from a simulated galaxy catalog based on specific criteria such as redshift, BH mass, and event rate. Taking into account the site conditions and survey strategy, we simulate observations over a 440 deg$^2$ field. The results indicate that $0.53\pm 0.73$ TDEs can be detected per year when observing in both $g$ and $r$ bands with 300-second exposures every 3 days. Applying this method to the SiTian project, we expect to discover approximately 204 TDEs annually, heralding a new era in TDE science.