津野 洋, 浦邊 真郎, 吉川 克彦, 草野 文嗣
水環境学会誌 = Journal of Japan Society on Water Environment 19(3) 228-235 1996年
A mathematical model was developed to predict the effect of vertical water circulation caused by air-lift on water quality restoration in a lake. In this model, several ecosystem paths such as Algal growth, predation by zooplankton, degradation of organics and so on were combined with completely-mixing series tank model, in which a water body was divided vertically to two districts, epilimnion and hypolimnion. This model was applied to Lake Yogo, where two sets of the vertical water circulation unit were set, and verified by comparing the simulated results with observed data. The vertical circulation effects on lake restoration were discussed with this model from the viewpoints of concentrations of dissolved oxygen in hypolimnion, phytoplankton, total nitrogen and total phosphorus.