热带季风区填埋对洪泛区水质影响的评价

IF 0.6 Q4 WATER RESOURCES

Hydrological Research Letters Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.3178/hrl.14.48

Y. Hiraga, S. Kazama, C. Ekkawatpanit, Keitaro Yamada

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摘要

目前，由于填埋的城市化/工业化，预计柬埔寨湄公河下游流域洪泛平原水质将恶化。本研究旨在评估漫滩填埋对流域水质的影响。在柬埔寨湄公河流域和泰国湄南河流域进行了总磷、化学需氧量和重重金属的野外观测。在湄公河流域进行大规模垃圾填埋的洪泛平原，总磷为2.05 mg/L，工厂场地的铁(Fe)为6.54 mg/L。而湄南河流域TP和Fe浓度较低。泰国的水质保护工作等证实了洪泛区水质管理与经济发展水平相适应的程度。

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Evaluation of the impact of landfill on floodplain water quality in a tropical monsoon region

Nowadays, a deterioration of floodplain water quality in the Lower Mekong River Basin in Cambodia is expected because of urbanization/industrialization by landfilling. This study aimed to evaluate the impact of floodplain land‐ filling on basin water quality. Field observations of total phosphorus (TP), chemical oxygen demand and heavy met‐ als were conducted in the Mekong River Basin in Cambodia and the Chao Phraya River Basin in Thailand. In the Mekong River Basin, TP was 2.05 mg/L in the flood‐ plain where large-scale landfill was carried out using waste, with iron (Fe) at the factory site 6.54 mg/L. In comparison, in the Chao Phraya River Basin, TP and Fe concentrations were low. A degree of floodplain water quality manage‐ ment commensurate to the level of economic development was confirmed from water quality conservation efforts, among others, in Thailand.

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Hydrological Research Letters WATER RESOURCES-

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1.90

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10 weeks

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