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Supplemental Reaeration of Lakes and Reservoirs
This article begins with a discussion of thermal stratification of impounded waters, the disadvantages of stratification, and several attempts at using compressed air to mix a reservoir. Several examples are provided of the use of aerohydraulic guns, or bubble guns, which shoot air bubbles to the surface from underwater tubes. An example of direct aeration at Lake Bret, Switzerland, is mentioned, along with the use of submerged wiers on the Roanoke River in Virginia. Various other methods are mentioned such as bunger valves that have been used in some dams to control the discharge and provide aeration of low oxygen hypolimnion waters.
Supplemental Reaeration of Lakes and Reservoirs
This article begins with a discussion of thermal stratification of impounded waters, the disadvantages of stratification, and several attempts at using compressed air to mix a reservoir. Several examples are provided of the use of aerohydraulic guns, or bubble guns, which shoot air bubbles to the surface from underwater tubes. An example of direct aeration at Lake Bret, Switzerland, is mentioned, along with the use of submerged wiers on the Roanoke River in Virginia. Various other methods are mentioned such as bunger valves that have been used in some dams to control the discharge and provide aeration of low oxygen hypolimnion waters.
Supplemental Reaeration of Lakes and Reservoirs
Thackston, Edward L. (author) / Speece, R. E. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 58 ; 1317-1324
1966-10-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Hypolimnion , Valves , Switzerland , Rivers , Aeration , Lakes , Thermal Stratification , Virginia , Reservoirs , Oxygen
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