RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE YANGTZE BASIN >> 2010, Vol. 19 >> Issue (2): 146-.
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LU Shiqiang1| LIN Weiqing1| GU Yuliang2| LI Wei3| ZHANG Hongwei3, DING Ling3
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The Yangtze Estuary is the most important drinking water source in Shanghai.However,the water source protection zone has not been delineated.At present,the domestic delineation methods of source protection zones have some disadvantages such as less scientific and less applicable,when it is used for source reservoir in tidal estuary.In this paper,reviews on the delineation methods of source protection zones were made.The characteristics of tidal estuary such as toandfor flow,susceptibility the accidental spillage,the demand of water purification and prevention from the risk for accident spill were analyzed.Then the principle of taking full use of the selfpurify capacity and the method of pollutant maximum travel distance were provided in the delineation of source protection zones.Taking ammonia as the control factor,the protection zone I of Qingcaosha Reservior could take the role of selfpurification for protection zone Ⅱ.Taking the seasonal wind into account,the flow velocities of the water intake at 99% probability were used to calculate the maximum travel distance, which were used to define the upstream,downstream and transverse boundary of the protection zone Ⅱ.This method was used to delineate Qingcaosha source protection zone in the Yangtze estuary,and the results shows it is a simple and reliable method with a clear concept.
Key words: tidal estuary/ reservoir/ drinking water source/ delineation of source protection zone/ maximal flow travel distance
LEI Shi-Jiang-, Lin-Wei-Jing-, Gu-Yu-Liang-, Li-Wei-, Zhang-Hong-Wei-, Ding-Ling-. DELINEATION METHOD OF SOURCE PROTECTION ZONES FOR TIDAL ESTUARY RESERVOIR[J].RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE YANGTZE BASIN, 2010, 19(2): 146-.
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