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Study of River Reaeration at Different Flow Rates
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The lower Tarawera River in New Zealand is a fast‐flowing, turbulent water body that is used for the disposal of wood‐pulp mill wastes. A number of gas tracer measurements are carried out to measure the reaeration coefficient,
Discussion of “<i>Influence of Temperature on Oxygen Transfer</i>” by Allen C. Chao, David S. Chang, Charles Smallwood, Jr., and William S. Galler (August, 1987, Vol. 113, No. 4)
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Transient Storage and Gas Transfer in Lowland Stream
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Conservative and gaseous tracers are used in conjunction with several models to characterize transport and gas transfer for a small, sluggish lowland stream, the Piako River, in New Zealand. Results obtained with the ...
Nutrient Attenuation in Streams: A Simplified Model to Explain Field Observations
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: A parsimonious nutrient-periphyton model quantifying uptake and recycling below a steady nutrient point source was tested in a shallow, stony-bed river during summer low flow. Close to the source DIN and DRP concentrations ...