ArticleScientific reports2025
Innovative adaptation of coagulation-sedimentation-filtration process in lightly polluted urban rivers with seasonal high turbidity.
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Urban rivers, as essential components of ecosystems, have endured severe pollution as a consequence of rapid urbanization and economic development. However, the dynamics of pollution and turbidity in urban rivers within residual red clay alluvial plains remain poorly understood, and there is an urgent need for effective engineering strategies focused on pollution control and turbidity management to improve water quality and restore ecosystem functions. This study endeavored to investigate the spatiotemporal mapping of water quality and corresponding treatment strategy for a slow-flowing urban river with lightly-pollution and seasonal high turbidity within the alluvial plain of southern China. Results from 10 sampling events showed the average concentrations of COD (15.13-22.00 mg/L), NH
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