Phosphorus eutrophication in the SW Frisian lake district 2. Phosphorus balances and simulation of reduction scenarios

Huet, Harry J. W. J. Van

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“…The model was used to simulate management scenarios (see Van Huet, 1992). There is no need for a differentiation in net loss velocities between lakes.…”

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Phosphorus eutrophication in the SW Frisian lake district 1. Monitoring and assessment of a dynamic mass balance model

Huet¹

1992

Hydrobiologia

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In 1984 a frequent monitoring programme was started in the hypertrophic S.W. Frisian lake district, with emphasis on total phosphorus (TP) and chloride (Cl-). The main objectives of the project were: to quantify the phosphorus flows, to gain insight in the process of eutrophication, and to simulate management scenarios. The seasonal variability in the lakes is due mainly to the man-made hydrology: reception of humic-rich polder water in wet periods (winter) and inlet of chloride-rich IJsselmeer water in dry periods (summer). The yearly means of TP concentrations in the lakes (Tjeukemeer, Groote Brekken and Slotermeer) ranged from 0.23 to 0.29 mg l-i. However, much higher concentrations (0.9 mg l-') were found in periods with high inflow of polder water.The simulations with a mass balance showed an acceptable similarity between measured and simulated concentrations of TP as well as of Cl-. Chloride was modelled to verify the accuracy of a hydrodynamic model. A sensitivity analysis of the apparent settling rate in the P model showed that sensitivity was lowest in simulations of Groote Brekken and highest in simulations of Slotermeer, the difference being attributable to the influence of the water residence time. The model was found to be appropriate for simulating management scenarios.

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“…The model was used to simulate management scenarios (see Van Huet, 1992). There is no need for a differentiation in net loss velocities between lakes.…”

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“…By use of the P mass balance model the TP balances of the three lakes during three periods could be quantified, (see Van Huet, 1992). …”

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Phosphorus eutrophication in the SW Frisian lake district 1. Monitoring and assessment of a dynamic mass balance model

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Phosphorus eutrophication in the SW Frisian lake district 2. Phosphorus balances and simulation of reduction scenarios

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