Yiting Qi
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Yiting Qi has a total of 12 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Xin Cao
School of Water Conservancy and Environment Engineering, Zhejiang University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Hangzhou 310018, China
3 shared publications - Ailan Yan
Key Laboratory for Technology in Rural Water Management of Zhejiang Province, Zhejiang University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Hangzhou 310018, China
2 shared publications - Erpeng Li
Yunnan Electric Test & Research Institute Group Co., Ltd., Kunming 650200, China
2 shared publications - Cong Li
School of Environment and Architecture, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200093, China
1 shared publication - Dong Xu
College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Hangzhou 310018, China
1 shared publication - Jun Li
School of environment and architecture, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200433, China
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Evaluation of Water Quality and Pollution Source Analysis of Meihu Reservoir
Under the background of increasingly serious global environmental pollution, ensuring the safety of drinking water has become one of the focuses of global attention. In this study, Meihu Reservoir, a drinking water source, was selected as the research object, and the main pollution problems and their sources were revealed through conventional water quality analysis, suitability evaluation of the drinking water source and eutrophication evaluation of the reservoir. Using modern water quality monitoring technology and methods, the paper monitors and analyzes various water quality parameters of the Meihu Reservoir. The results showed that the water quality indexes, except total nitrogen, met the class II–III standard of drinking water, and the comprehensive nutrient state index method (TLI) evaluated the reservoir, and its index met , indicating that the reservoir belongs to the medium nutrition category. Therefore, the water quality of the reservoir has been affected by different degrees of agricultural, domestic and livestock pollution, mainly reflected in the serious excess of the total nitrogen index (the peak has reached 2.99 mg/L). The results of the on-site investigation showed that the main sources of nitrogen in the reservoir included agricultural non-point-source pollution, domestic sewage pollution, domestic garbage pollution and livestock and poultry pollution, accounting for 50.09%, 23.99%, 14.13% and 11.80% of the total load, respectively. On this basis, this paper puts forward some countermeasures for pollution control in order to provide a scientific basis and practical path for water quality protection and improvement of the Meihu Reservoir and other similar reservoirs.Open AccessEvaluation of Water Quality and Pollution Source Analysis of Meihu Reservoir
Under the background of increasingly serious global environmental pollution, ensuring the safety of drinking water has become one of the focuses of global attention. In this study, Meihu Reservoir, a drinking water source, was selected as the research object, and the main pollution problems and their sources were revealed through conventional water quality analysis, suitability evaluation of the drinking water source and eutrophication evaluation of the reservoir. Using modern water quality monitoring technology and methods, the paper monitors and analyzes various water quality parameters of the Meihu Reservoir. The results showed that the water quality indexes, except total nitrogen, met the class II–III standard of drinking water, and the comprehensive nutrient state index method (TLI) evaluated the reservoir, and its index met , indicating that the reservoir belongs to the medium nutrition category. Therefore, the water quality of the reservoir has been affected by different degrees of agricultural, domestic and livestock pollution, mainly reflected in the serious excess of the total nitrogen index (the peak has reached 2.99 mg/L). The results of the on-site investigation showed that the main sources of nitrogen in the reservoir included agricultural non-point-source pollution, domestic sewage pollution, domestic garbage pollution and livestock and poultry pollution, accounting for 50.09%, 23.99%, 14.13% and 11.80% of the total load, respectively. On this basis, this paper puts forward some countermeasures for pollution control in order to provide a scientific basis and practical path for water quality protection and improvement of the Meihu Reservoir and other similar reservoirs. - Open Access
Research on the Analysis of and Countermeasures for the Eutrophication of Water Bodies: Waihu Reservoir as a Case Study
Water quality deterioration and eutrophication have become a global concern, while reservoir pollution caused by multiple factors has led to frequent algal blooms, posing a serious threat to rural drinking water security and urban water supply. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the current water quality of Waihu Reservoir and use the single index method, the weighted comprehensive scoring method, and the nutrient level index method (TLI) to evaluate eutrophication. On this basis, the pollution sources of the reservoir are comprehensively analyzed and discussed, and effective control strategies are proposed. The evaluation results indicate that the reservoir is of moderate eutrophication type. Therefore, reducing the input of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus in water is the main goal of alleviating exogenous pollution. The combination of engineering intervention and ecological restoration strategies to remove nutrients from the aquatic environment is an effective strategy to manage endogenous pollution. From the point of view of the source of pollution, this study provides an in-depth analysis of exogenous and endogenous pollution, respectively, and the proposed treatment is instructive for the control and routine management of eutrophication in the Waihu Reservoir, as well as for the management of similar problems in different reservoirs.
Open AccessResearch on the Analysis of and Countermeasures for the Eutrophication of Water Bodies: Waihu Reservoir as a Case Study
Water quality deterioration and eutrophication have become a global concern, while reservoir pollution caused by multiple factors has led to frequent algal blooms, posing a serious threat to rural drinking water security and urban water supply. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the current water quality of Waihu Reservoir and use the single index method, the weighted comprehensive scoring method, and the nutrient level index method (TLI) to evaluate eutrophication. On this basis, the pollution sources of the reservoir are comprehensively analyzed and discussed, and effective control strategies are proposed. The evaluation results indicate that the reservoir is of moderate eutrophication type. Therefore, reducing the input of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus in water is the main goal of alleviating exogenous pollution. The combination of engineering intervention and ecological restoration strategies to remove nutrients from the aquatic environment is an effective strategy to manage endogenous pollution. From the point of view of the source of pollution, this study provides an in-depth analysis of exogenous and endogenous pollution, respectively, and the proposed treatment is instructive for the control and routine management of eutrophication in the Waihu Reservoir, as well as for the management of similar problems in different reservoirs.
- Open Access
- 16 September 2022
- Published by MDPI AG in Sustainability
- Vol. 14 (18) , 11661
The Deformation and Shear Vortex Width of Flexible Vegetation Roots in an Artificial Floating Bed Channel
As an ecological measure to deal with river water quality problems, artificial floating islands have been widely used all over the world, but the research on root deformation and shear vortex width under the action of artificial floating islands is rare. In this paper, the relationship between the deformation of vegetation roots and parameters of vegetation roots under different hydrodynamic conditions is experimentally studied. The results show that the Cauchy number () value gradually increases with the increase of velocity, and that the smaller the diameter is, the greater the value is. The value of the buoyancy number () will increase with the increase of root length and will decrease with the increase of root diameter. The corresponding deformation formula of flexible root systems under hydrodynamic conditions is obtained, and has high simulation accuracy. Based on theoretical analysis and machine learning, a formula for the shear vortex width of flexible vegetation is established, . The research results can provide a theoretical basis for hydrodynamic and solute transport in artificial floating island channels.- 16 September 2022
- Published by MDPI AG in Sustainability
- Vol. 14 (18) , 11661
Open AccessThe Deformation and Shear Vortex Width of Flexible Vegetation Roots in an Artificial Floating Bed Channel
As an ecological measure to deal with river water quality problems, artificial floating islands have been widely used all over the world, but the research on root deformation and shear vortex width under the action of artificial floating islands is rare. In this paper, the relationship between the deformation of vegetation roots and parameters of vegetation roots under different hydrodynamic conditions is experimentally studied. The results show that the Cauchy number () value gradually increases with the increase of velocity, and that the smaller the diameter is, the greater the value is. The value of the buoyancy number () will increase with the increase of root length and will decrease with the increase of root diameter. The corresponding deformation formula of flexible root systems under hydrodynamic conditions is obtained, and has high simulation accuracy. Based on theoretical analysis and machine learning, a formula for the shear vortex width of flexible vegetation is established, . The research results can provide a theoretical basis for hydrodynamic and solute transport in artificial floating island channels.