Author_Institution :
Water Resources Dept., China Inst. of Water Resources & Hydropower Res., Beijing, China
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According to the pollutant origin, category and generating mechanism, the paper gives the calculation method of pollutants discharged into Hun-Tai River from point and non-point source aspects. With water resources network-node graph, calculating element water supply and demand balance data and rainfall-runoff, related amount of pollution has been forecasted in the future year (year 2020, 2030). By comprehensively consideration the watershed landform and pollutants degradation characteristic, the paper puts forward implementation process of water quality control objective based on the allowable permitted assimilative capacity of water bodies, the control amount of pollutants discharged into river. In the year 2030, the total water demand in Hun-Tai River basin is 740 million m3, water shortage ratio is less than 1%, the control amount discharged into river of chemical oxygen demand(COD), ammoniacal nitrogen(NH3-N), total phosphorus (TP) and total nitrogen(TN) is 93, 6, 8 and 9 thousand ton respective. Applying the above method, under the condition that COD, NH3-N, TP and TN discharged into river is 285, 28, 31 and 46 thousand ton, the realization rate of water quality control objective is 100%. Therefore, water quality control method for the polluted river is valid and feasible.
Keywords :
geochemistry; hydrological techniques; hydrology; rain; river pollution; water pollution control; water quality; water resources; water supply; AD 2030; China; Hun-Tai River basin; N; P; ammoniacal nitrogen; chemical oxygen demand; demand balance data; element water supply; nonpoint source; pollutant degradation characteristic; pollutant origin; rainfall-runoff; realization rate; total nitrogen; total phosphorus; total water demand; water bodies; water quality control objective; water resource network-node graph; water shortage ratio; watershed landform; Degradation; Quality control; Reservoirs; Rivers; Wastewater; Water pollution;
