Li, H.; Wang, Y.; Luo, Y.; Jiang, C.; Yang, Z. Constructing an Efficient Health Assessment Model for Drainage Network to Evaluate the Drainage Network in Zone A of Zhenjiang City. Processes2024, 12, 586.
Li, H.; Wang, Y.; Luo, Y.; Jiang, C.; Yang, Z. Constructing an Efficient Health Assessment Model for Drainage Network to Evaluate the Drainage Network in Zone A of Zhenjiang City. Processes 2024, 12, 586.
Li, H.; Wang, Y.; Luo, Y.; Jiang, C.; Yang, Z. Constructing an Efficient Health Assessment Model for Drainage Network to Evaluate the Drainage Network in Zone A of Zhenjiang City. Processes2024, 12, 586.
Li, H.; Wang, Y.; Luo, Y.; Jiang, C.; Yang, Z. Constructing an Efficient Health Assessment Model for Drainage Network to Evaluate the Drainage Network in Zone A of Zhenjiang City. Processes 2024, 12, 586.
Abstract
Aiming at the problem of low pollutant concentration in the sewage treatment plant due to external water intrusion into the sewage collection system, which in turn leads to low pollutant reduction efficiency. A sewage system in Zhenjiang City is taken as an example. Analyze the situation of external water intrusion in the sewage pipe network, and determine the external water intrusion proportion based on the water quality and quantity method. First, the dry season flow rate of the sewage pipe is obtained according to the monitoring data of the flowmeter. Then, the key research areas are screened out based on the changes in the concentration of water quality characteristic factors. Furthermore, chemical oxygen demand and electrical conductivity are used as the water quality characteristic indicators to characterize shallow groundwater and river water. In addition, the proportions of groundwater and river water intrusion in the sewage pipe network are quantitatively analyzed based on the chemical mass balance equation. At the same time, the dredging detection method is used to assist in the investigation, and finally the engineering rectification of the problems found in the drainage is carried out. The results show that the water quality and quantity method can effectively identify the types of external water and analyze the proportion of external water intrusion, which is of exemplary significance for the evaluation of sewage collection systems.
Keywords
sewage collection system; external water; water quality and quantity; quality and efficiency improvement
Subject
Environmental and Earth Sciences, Environmental Science
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