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A water quality model for Westernport Bay

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posted on 2017-02-08, 06:02 authored by Pollock, T. J.
The object of this project was to develop a Water Quality Model for Westernport Bay. The literature describing the dispersion process was critically examined and it was concluded that the Lagrangian des- scription is a more direct representation of the actual dispersion process. Therefore the Lagrangian random walk model was developed to model the transport of conservative wastes in turbulent flow. A variety of field experiments were carried out to assess the different process causing mixing in Westernport Bay, and their relative importance. Computer programs were developed for a hydrodynamic and random walk transport model. When calibration and verification have been completed it is believed that the Water Quality Model described herein will be a useful tool in representing waste movement in Westernport Bay.

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Campus location

Australia

Principal supervisor

J. B. Hinwood

Year of Award

1973

Department, School or Centre

Faculty of Engineering

Additional Institution or Organisation

Engineering Science

Course

Doctor of Philosophy

Degree Type

DOCTORATE

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Faculty of Engineering

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