NUMERICAL MODELLING OF EFFLUENT TRANSPORT IN COASTAL ZONES

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作者
Vouk, Drazen [1 ]
Loncar, Goran [1 ]
Bekic, Damir [1 ]
机构
[1] Sveuciliste Zagrebu, Gradevinski Fak, Zavod Hidrotehniku, Zagreb 10000, Croatia
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TEHNICKI VJESNIK-TECHNICAL GAZETTE | 2010年 / 17卷 / 03期
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Cormix; Mike; 21fm; 3fm; ROMS; numerical modelling; submarine outfall; pollution; FLOW;
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T [工业技术];
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Effluent transport in the aquatic environment can be described by using very complex mathematical formulations that include the most relevant processes and their unsteadiness and non-uniformity. This paper gives some evidence of the capability and importance of numerical modelling implementation in the analysis of effluent transport, following the discharge from sewerage submarine outfalls. Numerical models Cormix, Mike 21fm, Mike 3fm and ROMS are described in brief and applied to a particular example in the vicinity of the city of Porec. Five separate sewerage systems and associated submarine outfalls were encompassed within the numerical model spatial domain: Lanterna, Cervar-Porat, Porec north, Island Sv. Nikola, Porec south, Petalon i Koversada. Two scenarios of effluent treatment and discharge are modelled that represent the present and the future-planned state according to the development concept project. Positive aspects from the planned activities are obtained through comparison between the faecal coliforms concentration dynamics.
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页数:8
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