ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2020
Performance of water transfer in response to water environment issues in Wuxi, China.
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The continuous development of industrialization and urbanization resulted in increased pollution in plain river network areas. In response to water environment issues, water transfer can be a countermeasure to improve water environment. There are five basic elements to be determined of water transfer, i.e., water sources, water transfer patterns, regulating rules, water transfer routes, and flow rate of water transfer. In Wuxi City, needs for water transfer were analyzed from the five aspects above. The former three elements were determined based on the results of water transfer measurements. The water source was Yangtze River, the pattern was continuous water transfer, and regulating rules were water transferred by pumping stations and drained by sluices and pumping stations. Besides, a water quantity and quality coupling model was constructed to analyze routes and flow rate of water transfer. Different flow rate of water transfer, from 80 to 130 m
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