Impacts on Water Qual ity by Nutrient Dissolving of Submerged Soil at Initial Stage of Reservoir Normal Impoundment
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Impacts on Water Qual ity by Nutrient Dissolving of Submerged Soil at Initial Stage of Reservoir Normal Impoundment
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 29, Issue 3, Pages: 69-72(2010)
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浙江大学建筑工程学院,浙江,杭州,310027
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WU Yunxin. Impacts on Water Qual ity by Nutrient Dissolving of Submerged Soil at Initial Stage of Reservoir Normal Impoundment[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2010, 29(3): 69-72.
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WU Yunxin. Impacts on Water Qual ity by Nutrient Dissolving of Submerged Soil at Initial Stage of Reservoir Normal Impoundment[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2010, 29(3): 69-72.DOI:
Impacts on Water Qual ity by Nutrient Dissolving of Submerged Soil at Initial Stage of Reservoir Normal Impoundment
The submerged soil may dissolve in water and influence water quality when a reservoir begins to run. the Laohutan Reservoir in Taihu Lake basin is taken as an example. In order to study the dynamic features of reservoir water about p H
DO
CODCr
BOD
nitrogen
phosphorus
and fluoride within 60 days
after taking samples from bamboo soil
paddy soil
and natural water on site
a simulation experiment is carried on. Results reveal that soaking bamboo land and paddy field soil lead to the reduction of the pH and DO in water and however
the contents of CODCr
BOD
nit rogen
phosphorus
and fluoride are increased. Compared to the paddy soil
bamboo soil impacts reservoir water quality more seriously. This is why we recommend taking corresponding treatment measures for bamboo soil .