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Discharge from tributary pumping stations often impacts mainstream water quality, yet microbial communities and nitrogen metabolism in pumping station forebays remain poorly understood. Therefore, this study investigated the microbial community structure
Xiaofu Wei, Weiwei Song, Siyuan Li
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Against the backdrop of global climate change, extreme rainfall events have become increasingly frequent, posing significant challenges to the flood control management of urban river networks.
CHEN Yechao +3 more
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【Background and Objective】Pumping stations with large-deflection-angle lateral intakes often exhibit complex hydraulic behaviors, such as uneven velocity distribution and local recirculation, affecting operational stability and efficiency.
WANG Zhengqian +5 more
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Photograph of the exterior of the White Rock Pumping Station building.
Dallas (Tex.)
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Bay View Pumping Station, Toledo, Ohio [approximately 1922]
Photograph from the Bentley Collection of the construction of the pumping station at the Bay View Pumping Station located in North Toledo in Toledo, Ohio. The photo dates around May 13, 1922.
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To address issues arising from chaotic water flow due to unreasonable pumping station operation and insufficient forebay design, this study took the Yanhuangding pumping station as a typical case.
LI Yun +4 more
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Optimal Pumping Flow Algorithm to Improve Pumping Station Operations in Irrigation Systems
In Spain, irrigated agriculture is the most water-intensive sector, consuming around of 80% of water resources. Moreover, irrigation water distribution systems are the infrastructure by which one-third of water resource losses take place.
Enrique Bonet, María Teresa Yubero
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Image shows a photograph of a piece of machinery inside the sewer pumping station, somewhere in Salt Lake ...
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Parkway Pumping Station, Memphis
Parkway Artesian Water Pumping Station at 488 North Dunlap Street, Memphis, Tennessee, undated. Built in the 1920s on the corner of Dunlap and North Parkway for Memphis Light, Gas and Water, and later renamed the Mallory Pumping Station, the ground water
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