2009
DOI: 10.4995/ia.2009.2952
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Análisis de la movilización de sólidos en suspensión en una cuenca urbana separativa mediante la aplicación del muestreo en continuo de la turbidez

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“…Pollutograph is modeled through the former index variables together with the pollutographs time to descent, TDP, proposed in Equation (10). Ascent and descent curves are proposed in Equations (9) and (11). Pollutographs estimated through this methodology agree reasonably well with the measured ones during the registered events ( Figure 9).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 53%
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“…Pollutograph is modeled through the former index variables together with the pollutographs time to descent, TDP, proposed in Equation (10). Ascent and descent curves are proposed in Equations (9) and (11). Pollutographs estimated through this methodology agree reasonably well with the measured ones during the registered events ( Figure 9).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Figure 9 shows some of the measured pollutographs. They are compared with the pollutographs obtained by Equations (9)- (11). Results show a good agreement between measured and calculated pollutographs; therefore, the proposed methodology is suitable for estimating pollutographs from indexes.…”
Section: Development Of Pollutographs From Prediction Indexesmentioning
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“…Esto no ocurre con la conductividad, que para efectos de consumo humano no representó riesgo en ninguna de las temporadas. La turbiedad evaluada presentó marcadas oscilaciones que muestran las condiciones de vulnerabilidad a las que estuvo expuesta la cuenca alta del río Combeima, producto de procesos erosivos cuya génesis se dio por la dinámica natural y por actividades antrópicas lesivas, desde las cuales se liberaron sedimentos con caracterís-ticas de sólidos en suspensión y coloides, arrastrados al cuerpo de agua por la escorrentía del agua lluvia, tal como lo señalan Anta et al con respecto a la correlación entre sólidos en suspensión totales y sólidos totales con la turbiedad [45]. El fenómeno de la Niña puede llevar en algunos casos a incrementar la precipitación en dicha cuenca, sumán-dose al aumento de turbiedad.…”
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