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From Substrate to Surface: A Laboratory Study on the Interfacial Gas Transfer in Vegetated Flows Based on a Turbulence Perspective

Author(s): Chien-Yung Tseng; Rafael Tinoco

Linked Author(s): Rafael Tinoco, Chien-Yung Tseng

Keywords: Vegetated flow; Gas transfer; Hyporheic exchange; Turbulence production

Abstract: Turbulence generated by aquatic vegetation enhances the interfacial transfer process at the airwater interface (AWI) and sediment-water interface (SWI), thus impacting the dissolved oxygen (DO) level (Fig. 1d), a key indicator of water quality for aquatic ecosystems. This study investigated hydrodynamic flow-vegetation interactions and the resulting interfacial transfer across sediment-water-air interfaces in unidirectional vegetated flows. We explored the influence of vegetation, under different submergence ratios and plant densities, on the gas transfer mechanisms via a series of laboratory experiments with simulated rigid vegetation on a sediment bed.

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Year: 2024

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