Calculations Of Concentrations Of A Pollutant, And Volume Of Seawater That Enters A Marina
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
43
Pages
10
Published
1999
Size
817 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/CE990491
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
O.A. Fuentes M., J.J. Carrillo S., F. de Luna C.
Abstract
Water quality analysis in marinas is essential to proper planning and operation. It is therefore necessary to evaluate the net volume of seawater that enters with each tide cycle as well as the concentration of diluted substances contained in the water. This is based upon hydrodynamics and advection-diffiision analysis, which can also serve to determine low velocity zones and the major concentrations of undesirable substances. Water quality is evaluated by the differing spill over substances, the diluted oxygen concentration and its biochemical oxygen demand. Some additional ways to improve water quality in marinas are also suggested.
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