英文摘要 |
To investigate the salinity effects on the hydraulic tests of tidal freshwater constructed wetland by dye tests, the fluorescent dyes, Rhodamine WT (RWT) and Rhodamine B (RB) were employed to explore the mechanisms affecting the conservation processes of the dye tracers. They included temperature, photolysis, fixed biofilm and suspended solid. From the results obtained, in fresh water, the fluorescent intensity released decreased as the temperature increased. For RB, the slope of linear relation would decrease from -0.2798 to -0.6921 when in saline environment. It implied that the calibration relation would be strongly dependent on the salinity. As for RWT, the connection was comparatively weak. In the tests of photolysis, both of RWT and RB were affected and the decay coefficients (k) were similar. In the saline water, it would decrease from 3.1×10^(-3) to 2.2×10^(-3) for RWT and increase from 3.0×10^(-3) to 5.4×10^(-3) for RB. The reduction of RWT and RB resulted from the adsorption was observed in the tests of fixed biofilm without salinity effects. However, it was not so obvious in the tests of suspended solid. In the saline water, the surface characteristics of RWT were changed and the adsorption between fixed biofilm and suspended solid was also enhanced. It resulted in an additional loss of RWT in the saline water. As for RB, it was not affected by the salinity and the adsorption behavior was similar to the one without salinity effects. |