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Application of QUAL2Kw for water quality modeling and dissolved oxygen control in the river Bagmati
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2006A stream water quality model, QUAL2Kw, was calibrated and validated for the river Bagmati of Nepal. The model represented the field data quite well with some exceptions. The influences of various water quality management strategies have on DO concentrations were examined considering: (i) pollution loads modification; (ii) flow augmentation; (iii) local
Sushil R Kanel, Seockheon Lee
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Application of Qual2Kw model as a tool for water quality management: Cértima River as a case study
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2011Modelling can be a useful management tool because models allow the understanding of water body response to different pollution pressure scenarios which may help on the decision-making process and in prosecuting the Water Framework Directive objectives. This study aims to evaluate the usage of simple water quality models (Qual2Kw) applied to small river
Paula Quinteiro, H Nadais, B Oliveira
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Ecological Modelling, 2007
Abstract The Bagmati River in Kathmandu Valley (Nepal) receives seven major polluted tributaries. Discharges of wastewaters containing degradable organics and nutrients have resulted in decrease in DO concentrations along its course. A one-dimensional stream water quality model QUAL2Kw was calibrated and confirmed using the data in 2000.
Prakash Raj Kannel +4 more
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Abstract The Bagmati River in Kathmandu Valley (Nepal) receives seven major polluted tributaries. Discharges of wastewaters containing degradable organics and nutrients have resulted in decrease in DO concentrations along its course. A one-dimensional stream water quality model QUAL2Kw was calibrated and confirmed using the data in 2000.
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Application of Automated QUAL2Kw for Water Quality Modeling in the Kabini River, Mysuru
2021River Kabini, during its course through Sutturu village, Mysuru district in Karnataka state (India), receives agricultural runoff and untreated domestic waste on the bank of the river. The present study involves the application of water quality model QUAL2Kw to predict the water quality of the selected river stretch.
Leela, R. +4 more
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African Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences, 2022
Water pollution in the Athi river drainage basin, the fourth largest drainage basin in Kenya, has the potential of adversely impacting the aquatic biota and communities living downstream of the river. The upper part of the basin has experienced rapid industrialization in the recent past and there has also been increased encroachment of wetlands and ...
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Water pollution in the Athi river drainage basin, the fourth largest drainage basin in Kenya, has the potential of adversely impacting the aquatic biota and communities living downstream of the river. The upper part of the basin has experienced rapid industrialization in the recent past and there has also been increased encroachment of wetlands and ...
M. Waturu +4 more
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QUAL2Kw – A Water Quality Modeling Tool for Rivers and Streams: A Review
International Journal on Science and TechnologyThe QUAL2Kw is a widely used one-dimensional water quality model designed for rivers and streams under steady-state flow conditions. This review critically assesses the input data requirements, applications, recent advancements, strengths, and limitations of the model.
Jalpa Darji, Pradeepkumar Lodha
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Monte Carlo Simulation and Fuzzy Modelling of River Water Quality for Multiple Reaches Using QUAL2kw
2020Water quality of the river is associated with various processes, defining its complexity in nature. Monitoring of surface water can produce uncertain results due to spatial and temporal variations, fluxes in river cross section, and depth of flow.
Sameer Arora, Ashok K. Keshari
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