2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.pnucene.2016.11.012
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Coupling of unsaturated zone and saturated zone in radionuclide transport simulations

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“…However, there is a lag time (approximately equal to the BP) before the concentration of pollutants in drinking wells responds to the rapid increase in leakage. This time is greatly affected by the thickness of the natural base layer and the vadose zone, as well as the groundwater flow rate 40,41 . In the present case, this time is about 70 a.…”
Section: Zn F Crmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there is a lag time (approximately equal to the BP) before the concentration of pollutants in drinking wells responds to the rapid increase in leakage. This time is greatly affected by the thickness of the natural base layer and the vadose zone, as well as the groundwater flow rate 40,41 . In the present case, this time is about 70 a.…”
Section: Zn F Crmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of neurons in the layers, the size of convolution kernel, and the fully connected layer are obtained through the step heapsort method. The activation includes saturated and unsaturated functions (Testoni et al, 2017). The former can solve the gradient disappearance and speed up the convergence speed.…”
Section: Design Hyperparameters Of Dnnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Physically-based simulations of flow and soluté transport are another widely used approach to assess contaminated soils and groundwater (e.g,. Neukum and Assam, 2009;Bugai et al, 2012;Cadini et al, 2016;Testoni et al, 2017). Such simulations take into account complex processes governing contamination spread but they require a relevant définition of initial and boundary conditions, as well as internai hydraulic properties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%