Mercury fate of sewage irrigation in farmlands deserves attention with increasing scarcity of freshwater resources for agriculture in the worldwide.Soil-air total gaseous mercury(TGM)fluxes from four-sewage and one-fr...Mercury fate of sewage irrigation in farmlands deserves attention with increasing scarcity of freshwater resources for agriculture in the worldwide.Soil-air total gaseous mercury(TGM)fluxes from four-sewage and one-fresh water irrigated farmlands were determined simultaneously.During maize-wheat rotation,soil-air TGM fluxes showed patterns of both emission and deposition during different growth stages.It enhanced one-order of magnitude emission with increased Hg contamination from historical sewage irrigation.A linear response relationship of TGM fluxes with soil Hg concentration was found,which showed greater TGM emission potential comparing with those from forest and urban soils.However,the ratio of soil-air TGM flux in daytime to nighttime were 3.94 in maize-season and 3.41 in wheat-season,respectively,which were little related to the change in soil Hg concentration.Furthermore,soil temperature and moisture,ambient-air TGM concentration all effected TGM evasion from sewage-irrigated soils.The data presented here suggest that evasion of TGMfromhistorical sewage irrigation farmlands with high Hg concentrations may be potential hotspots for Hg emission in atmosphere,and it was likely to underestimate Hg emissions from farmlands in existing emissions inventory.Additional regionalinvestigations and process-level researches are needed to better understand role of sewage irrigation farmlands in local-global Hg-biogeochemical-cycles.展开更多
A new method for analysis of counter beams is presented in the paper. The analysis has taken into account their stiffness EI, Winkler’s space with modulus of subgrade reaction k and equality deformities of the founda...A new method for analysis of counter beams is presented in the paper. The analysis has taken into account their stiffness EI, Winkler’s space with modulus of subgrade reaction k and equality deformities of the foundation beam with the ground. The solution is found by using the numerical analysis of the Winkler’s model, with variation of different moduli of the subgrade reaction k2 outside the force zone r, while under the force P exists the modulus of the subgrade reaction k, up to the definition of minimum bending moments. The exponential function k2(r), as the geometric position of the minimum moments is approximately assumed. From the potential energy conditions of the reciprocity of displacement and reaction, the width of the zone r and the modulus of the subgrade reaction k2 are explicitly determined, introducing in the calculation initial and calculation soil displacement wsi successively. At the end of the paper, it presented numerical example in which the influence of k and k2 values on bending moments of the counter beam is analyzed. The essential idea of this paper is to decrease the quantity of the reinforcement in the foundations, beams, i.e. to obtain a cost-efficient foundation construction.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China[41371461]National Key Research and Development Program of China[2017YFC0210106].
文摘Mercury fate of sewage irrigation in farmlands deserves attention with increasing scarcity of freshwater resources for agriculture in the worldwide.Soil-air total gaseous mercury(TGM)fluxes from four-sewage and one-fresh water irrigated farmlands were determined simultaneously.During maize-wheat rotation,soil-air TGM fluxes showed patterns of both emission and deposition during different growth stages.It enhanced one-order of magnitude emission with increased Hg contamination from historical sewage irrigation.A linear response relationship of TGM fluxes with soil Hg concentration was found,which showed greater TGM emission potential comparing with those from forest and urban soils.However,the ratio of soil-air TGM flux in daytime to nighttime were 3.94 in maize-season and 3.41 in wheat-season,respectively,which were little related to the change in soil Hg concentration.Furthermore,soil temperature and moisture,ambient-air TGM concentration all effected TGM evasion from sewage-irrigated soils.The data presented here suggest that evasion of TGMfromhistorical sewage irrigation farmlands with high Hg concentrations may be potential hotspots for Hg emission in atmosphere,and it was likely to underestimate Hg emissions from farmlands in existing emissions inventory.Additional regionalinvestigations and process-level researches are needed to better understand role of sewage irrigation farmlands in local-global Hg-biogeochemical-cycles.
文摘A new method for analysis of counter beams is presented in the paper. The analysis has taken into account their stiffness EI, Winkler’s space with modulus of subgrade reaction k and equality deformities of the foundation beam with the ground. The solution is found by using the numerical analysis of the Winkler’s model, with variation of different moduli of the subgrade reaction k2 outside the force zone r, while under the force P exists the modulus of the subgrade reaction k, up to the definition of minimum bending moments. The exponential function k2(r), as the geometric position of the minimum moments is approximately assumed. From the potential energy conditions of the reciprocity of displacement and reaction, the width of the zone r and the modulus of the subgrade reaction k2 are explicitly determined, introducing in the calculation initial and calculation soil displacement wsi successively. At the end of the paper, it presented numerical example in which the influence of k and k2 values on bending moments of the counter beam is analyzed. The essential idea of this paper is to decrease the quantity of the reinforcement in the foundations, beams, i.e. to obtain a cost-efficient foundation construction.
