ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2024
Derivation and application of a parameter for denitrification rates in the Taihu Lake model based on an isotope-labeled denitrification experiment.
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In recent years, the total nitrogen concentration in Taihu Lake has decreased significantly. Denitrification, as the main nitrogen removal process, is the key reason for the decrease. Here, the denitrification parameter values in the Environmental Fluid Dynamic Code (EFDC) model were calculated based on isotope-labeled denitrification experiment instead of selecting the recommended values directly. This study further focused on EFDC denitrification parameter derivation with an experimental denitrification rate (D
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