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42016

(Q75 7day 10 yr flow)

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Models Model version

Characteristics User Manual

QUAL 2K models

QUAL I ;QUAL II;QUAL2E ; QUAL 2K

The USEPA developed QUAL I in 1970.QUAL models are suitable for dendritic river and non-point source pollution, including one-dimensional steady-state or dynamic models.

http://www.qual2k.com/

WASP models

WASP1-8models

The USEPA developed WASP model in 1983. WASP models are suitable for water quality simulation in rivers, lakes, estuaries, coastal wetlands, and reservoirs, including one-, two-, or three-dimensional models.

https://www.epa.gov/ceam/water-quality-analysis-simulation-program-wasp

HSPF/BASINSmodels

HSPF 11; HSPF 12.4; BASINS 3; BASINS 4

assessment, biology, compliance, deposition, discharge, environmental effects, estuaries, hydrology, lakes, metals, monitoring, NPS related, nutrients, permits, pesticides, point source(s), rivers, sediment, streams, surface water, test/analysis, TMDL related, toxicity https://www.epa.gov/ceam/hyd

rological-simulation-program-fortran-hspf

SWMM/BASINSmodels

SWMM4.0SWMM5.1BASINS 3; BASINS 4

aquatic biology, assessment, combined sewer, community, discharge, environmental effects, metals, NPS related, point source(s), procedure, rivers, stormwater, streams, surface water, test/analysis, TMDL related https://www.epa.gov/water-

research/storm-water-management-model-swmmUSEPS, Surface Water Models.

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1925-1960 (Streeter-Phelps)•Problem: untreated and primary effluent•Pollutants: BOD/DO•Systems: streams/estuaries(1D)

1960-1970•Problem: primary and secondary effluent•Pollutants: BOD/DO•Systems: streams/estuaries(1D/2D) 1970-1977 (biology)

•Problem: eutrophication•Pollutants: Nutrients•Systems: lakes/ streams/ estuaries(1D/2D/3D)

1977-present (toxics)•Problem: toxics•Pollutants: organics, metals•Systems: sediment-water interaction/ food-chain interaction ( lakes/ streams/ estuaries)

Chapra (2008)

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:22- 1(WASP )- :10- 11

:173- 4

(Q2K, WASP)- 14

:21- 3

(Q2K, SWMM, WASP)- 12- 6

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96 100 101.3.1 101 ….. 106 107 108 04

:20- 1(QUAL2K )- :7- 12

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QUAL2K

WASP

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WASP

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HSPF/BASINS

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HSPF/BASINS

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HSPF/BASINS

HSPF/BASINS

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HSPF

HSPF/BASINS

BASINS HSPF

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HSPF/BASINS

R2 = 0.53

R2 = 0.56

SS MAPE = 50 %

SS MAPE = 44 %

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SEDMNTSMPF - 0 1 0.7

KRER - 0 none 0.8

JRER - none none 2

AFFIX 1/day 0 1 0.7

COVER - 0 1 0

NVSI lb/ac-day none none 0

KSER - 0 none 0.25

JSER - none none 2

KGER - 0 none 0

JGER - none none 2

DETS tons/ac 0 none 1~0.05

SEDTRN

BEDWID ft 1 none 25

BEDWRN ft 0 none 4

POR - none none 0.5

KSAND - 0 none 0.7

EXPSND - 0 none 1

TAUCD lb/ft2 0 none 0.1

TAUCS lb/ft2 0 none 0.32

M lb/ft2.d 0 none 0.0005

PWATER

LZSN in 0.01 100 25

INFILT in / hr 0 100 0.015

LSUR ft 1 none 150

SLSUR 0 10 0.3

KVARY 1/in 0.0 none 0.0

AGWERC - 0 0.999 0.99

INFEXP - 0 10 2.0

INFILD - 1 2 2.0

DEEPER - 0 1 0.1

BASETP - 0 1 0.02

AGWETP - 0 1 0

CEPSC in 0 10 0.1

UZSN in 0.01 10 10

NSUR N - 0 1 0.2

INTFW - 0 none 100

IRC 1/day 0 0.999 0.7

LZETP - 0 1.5 0.6

CEPSC - 0 100 0.01

SURS - 0 100 0.01

UZS - 0 100 10

IFWS - 0 100 0.01

LZS - 0 100 25

AGWS - 0 100 1

GWVS - 0 100 0

HSPF HSPFHSPF HSPF

HSPF/BASINS

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QUAL2K

3 37K

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QUAL2K

m3/sSS

mg/LBODmg/L mg/L

0.5620.627 18.3 6.8 0.37

0.396 16.1 10.0 0.29

0.169 4.7 7.0 0.38

1.460 3.0 1.4 0.1

0.552 17.5 19.8 5.0

Parameter Value Units Symbol

Stoichiometry:

Carbon 40 gC gC

Nitrogen 7.2 gN gN

Phosphorus 1 gP gP

Dry weight 100 gD gD

Chlorophyll 1 gA gA

Inorganic suspended solids:

Settling velocity 0.1 m/d vi

Oxygen:

Reaeration model User specified

Temp correction 1.024 a

Reaeration wind effect None

O2 for carbon oxidation 2.69 gO2/gC roc

O2 for NH4 nitrification 4.57 gO2/gN ron

Oxygen inhib model CBOD oxidation Exponential

Oxygen inhib parameter CBOD oxidation 0.60 L/mgO2 Ksocf

Oxygen inhib model nitrification Exponential

Oxygen inhib parameter nitrification 0.60 L/mgO2 Ksona

Oxygen enhance model denitrification Exponential

Oxygen enhance parameter denitrification 0.60 L/mgO2 Ksodn

Oxygen inhib model phyto resp Exponential

Oxygen inhib parameter phyto resp 0.60 L/mgO2 Ksop

Oxygen enhance model bot alg resp Exponential

Oxygen enhance parameter bot alg resp 0.60 L/mgO2 Ksob

Fast CBOD:

Oxidation rate 0.5 /d kdc

Temp correction 1.07 dc

Ammonium:

Nitrification 0.86 /d kna

Temp correction 1 07

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CBODCBOD

QUAL2K

DO 100 11 MAPE = 8.9 %

DO 102 2 MAPE = 20.7 %

BOD 100 11 MAPE = 27.9 %

BOD 102 2 MAPE = 24.8 %

3 37K

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