Runoff characteristics of COD, BOD, C, N and P loadings from rivers to enclosed coastal seas
Runoff characteristics of COD, BOD, C, N and P loadings from rivers to enclosed coastal seas
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从河流到封闭沿海海域 COD、BOD、C、N 和 P 负荷的径流特征
DOI:
10.1016/0025-326x(91)90641-5
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
S. Ebise
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作者:
Takanobu Inoue;S. Ebise
It is well known that the three nutrient elements of carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), are very important in the eutrophication in enclosed coastal seas. The major source of the C, N and P is the inflow from rivers rather than the release from sediment in the closed sea. In Japan, the environmental quality standards which indicate organic pollution in both river and sea are different from one another; in a river, it is based on BOD and in the sea, on alkaline CODMd. Therefore, these different standards lead to difficulties in obtaining consistent water quality management of the water system from rivers to enclosed coastal seas. Hinuma River observed runoff loading of alkaline CODMd, BOD, C, N and P by weekly observation in 1988 and 1989. When the flow increases, the order of increasing ratio is phosphorus, followed by carbon, and nitrogen. It was found that 88% of phosphorus runs off in the form of particulate phosphorus and 84% of nitrogen runs off in the form of dissolved nitrogen; and though nitrogen runs off in an almost constant concentration, most phosphorus runs off during the high flow stage. The behavior of the particulate phosphorus after flowing in to the enclosed coastal sea is an important factor in eutrophication.