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INTRODUCTION
Total
Pollution
Qp Qn Cp Cn
15 Assumptions = 15 Models
Case 1=Min Flow
Qn=Q-Qp
Qp= minimum
flow in that year
Courtesy:
Google Images
Case 2=Max Flow
Qn=Q-Qp
.Qp= Q(only in
dry season)
.Qp= Q(avg of Q
in dry season for
wet season) Courtesy:
Google Images
Case 3=Avg Flow
Qn=Q-Qp
Qp= avg of Q in
dry season
throughout year.
Courtesy:
Google Images
Point Source
Discharge(Qp)
Min Qp1=Qmin
Max Qp2=Qmax
Avg Qp3=Qavg
Non Point Source
Discharge(Qn)
Qp1=Qmin
Min Qn1=Q-Qp1
Qp2=Qmax
Max Qn2=Q-Qp2
Qn3=Q-Qp3
Qp3=Qavg
Avg
Q1,Q2,Q3
Continued..
Point Source
NO2+NO3(Cp)
Min Cp1=Cmin
Max Cp2=Cmax
Avg Cp3=Cavg
Non Point Source
Discharge(Qn)
Min Cp1=Cmin Cn1=C-Cp1
Lp11 Ln11
Qp1 Qn1
(a)
Ln11= L - Lp11
(b)
(a) (b)
Date: 21-08-1999
Q = Qp =16303.32 cumecs
C1Q1 MODEL
Plot for C1Q1
Temporal Variation of NPSP for C1Q1(a) and (b)
10000
8000
NPSP in tons
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Time
Lp12 Ln12
Qp2 Qn2
(a)
Ln12= L - Lp12
(b)
Date: 21-08-1999
Q = Qp =16303.32 cumecs
C1Q2 MODEL
Plot for C1Q2 model
10000
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0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
-2000
Lp13 Ln13
Qp3 Qn3
(a)
Ln13= L - Lp13
(b)
Date: 21-08-1999
Q = Qp =16303.32 cumecs
C1Q3 MODEL
Plot for C1Q3 model
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0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
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Cp2 Cn2
Cp2 Cn2
Cp3 Cn3
Cp3 Cn3
CxQ Models
Qt=Q total
Cp1 Cn1
Cp2 Cn2
Cp3 Cn3
CtQx Models
Q1=Q min
Ct Ct
Ct Ct
Ct Ct
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