Risk Grading of Water Pollution Event with Applying Pollutant Transportation Simulation

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The traffic emergent incidents bring great potential dangers to the water quality of open channel or river along highroads. In this paper, the discrimination model of risk grade was established to predict the degree of traffic emergent incidents with the transportation of pollutants in open channel. The numerical results show that the proposed method provides a technical support to predict and react on the environmental risks.

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