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Application of HYDRUS 1D model for assessment of phenol–soil adsorption dynamics
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2014Laboratory-scale batch, vertical, and horizontal column experiments were conducted to investigate the attenuative capacity of a fine-grained clayey soil of local origin in the surrounding of a steel plant wastewater discharge site in West Bengal, India, for removal of phenol.
Supriya, Pal +2 more
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Modeling stormwater runoff from green roofs with HYDRUS-1D
Journal of Hydrology, 2008Summary A study was conducted on the effectiveness of green roofs to mitigate stormwater using computer simulation. In this study, the stormwater performance was simulated for a modular block green roof using a packaged soil moisture simulation, HYDRUS-1D, with simulation results verified by study site data.
Roger Norris Hilten +2 more
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Interfacing FORTAN Code with Python: an example for the Hydrus-1D model
2020<p>HYDRUS-1D is a popular software suite for one-dimensional modeling of flow and transport through the vadose zone [1]. Models can be handled through the Graphical User Interface (GUI), made freely available by the original authors (https://www.pc-progress.com/).
Raoul Collenteur +2 more
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Migration of Naphthalene in a Biochar-Amended Bioretention Facility Based on HYDRUS-1D Analysis
Journal of Environmental ManagementBiochar has been proved as a promising and efficient filler in bioretention facilities for enhancing the stormwater pollutants removal. However, the migration behaviors of stormwater pollutants in biochar filled bioretention facilities is unclear. In this study, as one of the most typical stormwater pollutants, naphthalene was selected as an example ...
Xiaoran Zhang +2 more
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Journal of Environmental Management, 2018
HYDRUS-1D is a well-established reliable instrument to simulate water and pesticide transport in soils. It is, however, a point-specific model which is usually used for site-specific simulations. Aim of the investigation was the development of pesticide accumulation and leaching risk maps for regions combining HYDRUS-1D as a model for pesticide fate ...
Ruediger Anlauf +1 more
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HYDRUS-1D is a well-established reliable instrument to simulate water and pesticide transport in soils. It is, however, a point-specific model which is usually used for site-specific simulations. Aim of the investigation was the development of pesticide accumulation and leaching risk maps for regions combining HYDRUS-1D as a model for pesticide fate ...
Ruediger Anlauf +1 more
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Modelling and Simulation of Bioretention System with HYDRUS-1D
2022 IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Engineering and Technology (IICAIET), 2022Jason Lowell Jitolis +2 more
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Modeling the Effects of Parameter Optimization on Three Bioretention Tanks Using the HYDRUS-1D Model
Journal of Environmental Management, 2018The operation effects of bioretention on different tanks were investigated through tests and simulations. Three layered bioretention tanks, namely, #1, #2, and #3, were selected for intermittent operation tests. The artificial filler layers of the tanks consisted of mixed fillers of fly ash and sand, blast furnace slag, and planting soil.
Li Chen, Jiake Li, Yajiao Li
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Predicting the site water balance of a phytocapped landfill using HYDRUS 1D
International Journal of Environmental Technology and Management, 2011An alternative landfill capping technique called 'Phytocapping' was trialled in Rockhampton, Australia. In this technique, trees were used as 'bio-pumps' and 'rainfall interceptors' and soil cover as the 'storage' of water. The performance of this system was measured based on its ability to minimise water percolation into waste.
Venkatraman, Kartik +2 more
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Development of a new computer tool for coupling HYDRUS-1D and MODFLOW
Groundwater management relies increasingly on numerical models to assess past, present, and future conditions, optimize strategies, and protect resources from climate and land use changes. Groundwater systems encompass the unsaturated (vadose) and saturated (groundwater) zones, with vadose zone modeling presenting computational challenges due to ...Bartosz Balis +5 more
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Estimating groundwater recharge in the assiniboine delta aquifer using HYDRUS-1D
Agricultural Water Management, 2022Madison J. Stafford +2 more
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