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Impoundment destratification by mechanical pumping
lake volumes were 98, 100, 120, and 1260 acre-ft; each impoundment was thermally and chemically stratified before pumping began; equipment was pontoon-mounted, axial-flow pump, 13 acre-ft/day capacity, driven by gasoline engine; pump drew water from bottom and discharged it at surface; profiles of temperature, pH, and concentrations of dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide were taken before and after pumping; data presented show that this method was effective in destratifying these lakes; water quality was improved and entire impoundment could be mixed with pump located at single position.
Impoundment destratification by mechanical pumping
lake volumes were 98, 100, 120, and 1260 acre-ft; each impoundment was thermally and chemically stratified before pumping began; equipment was pontoon-mounted, axial-flow pump, 13 acre-ft/day capacity, driven by gasoline engine; pump drew water from bottom and discharged it at surface; profiles of temperature, pH, and concentrations of dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide were taken before and after pumping; data presented show that this method was effective in destratifying these lakes; water quality was improved and entire impoundment could be mixed with pump located at single position.
Impoundment destratification by mechanical pumping
ASCE -- Proc (J Sanitary Eng Div)
Irwin, W.H. (author) / Symons, J.M. (author) / Robeck, G.G. (author)
1964
20 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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