Water purification plant promotes the increase of river network water quality

This study investigates the potential of integrating Water Purification Plant (WPP) with Ecological Water Supplement (EWS) to improve urban river network water quality. The Tianjin Haihe River network is used to assess the effects of various water quality improvement scenarios, focusing on three key indicators: TP, NH3-N and COD. Study results demonstrate that WPP significantly reduces water pollution. For the Water standards (Class V), compliance rates for COD, NH3-N, and TP increasing from 44.63%, 65.16%, and 60.51% under no management to 64.38%, 93.10%, and 74.24%, respectively, when the WPP operates independently. The integration of EWS further improves water quality compliance, with compliance rates reaching 79.66%, 96.92%, and 98.12% in the scenario with 5.6 million tons of EWS treatment, and 93.88%, 99.22%, and 100.00% in the scenario with 28 million tons of EWS. The result shows that Scenario 3 is the optimal scheme, which combines 20 million tons of WPP and 5.6 million tons of EWS, with a total operating cost of 32.2 million yuan per year.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2025-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202562802021/pdf
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Water purification plant promotes the increase of river network water quality

Xinbao Yun, Guohao Li, Hui Du, Xueyi You
Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Water Quality and Pollution Assessment
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Water purification plant promotes the increase of river network water quality

Xinbao Yun, Guohao Li, Hui Du, Xueyi You
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This study investigates the potential of integrating Water Purification Plant (WPP) with Ecological Water Supplement (EWS) to improve urban river network water quality. The Tianjin Haihe River network is used to assess the effects of various water quality improvement scenarios, focusing on three key indicators: TP, NH3-N and COD. Study results demonstrate that WPP significantly reduces water pollution. For the Water standards (Class V), compliance rates for COD, NH3-N, and TP increasing from 44.63%, 65.16%, and 60.51% under no management to 64.38%, 93.10%, and 74.24%, respectively, when the WPP operates independently. The integration of EWS further improves water quality compliance, with compliance rates reaching 79.66%, 96.92%, and 98.12% in the scenario with 5.6 million tons of EWS treatment, and 93.88%, 99.22%, and 100.00% in the scenario with 28 million tons of EWS. The result shows that Scenario 3 is the optimal scheme, which combines 20 million tons of WPP and 5.6 million tons of EWS, with a total operating cost of 32.2 million yuan per year.

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