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Studying Of Nitrogen Transport And Transformation Law In Unsaturated Zone And Model Foundation

Posted on:2008-04-15Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X F PanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360212496585Subject:Environmental Engineering
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This thesis is mainly about the transportation and transition regulation of nitrogen in unsaturated zone. Based on the different character, nitrogen falls into four parts: ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and organic nitrogen which behave differently in unsaturated zone. The regulation consists of four parts: adsorption, nitration, denitrification, mineralization. We adopt the quantitative analysis method to study the behavior in the process of the transport, and then set up a model.The experiment consists of there parts: adsorption experiment, degradation experiment, eluviate experiment.We mainly study the adsorption kinetics regulation of nitrogen in adsorption experiment. In order to present a accurately quantitative description ,we should have a research on single nitrogen and multi-nitrogen and find the difference between the both, and calculate relative kinetics parameters.The degradation experiment is composed of three parts: nitration, denitrification, mineralization. Through these experiment, we can find character of nitrogen degradation and calculate appropriate degradation kinetics parameters. Nitration and mineralization is in aerobic condition , and denitrification is in anaerobic condition.With the aim of stimulating nitrogen transport in unsaturated zone , we carry out the Eluviate experiment and study the different behavior of nitrogen in different depth.Based on the convection-dispersion equation applied by solute transportin groundwater , we set up a one-dimension model and adopt NEWTON iterative method to change non-linear equations into linear ones. Due to the unsaturated flow, we introduce the relative permeability and diffusivity of porous medium with respect to the unsaturated aqueous phase.
Keywords/Search Tags:nitrogen, unsaturated zone, transportation and transition, numerical model
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