Study on the Impacts of Salinized Soils on the Quality of Upper Water during Seawater Intrusion

You Ming Che; Hai Xing Hu; Xiao Qi Wan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.623.290

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Study on the Impacts of Salinized Soils on the Quality of Upper Water during Seawater Intrusion

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Potential harm of environment caused by seawater intrusion had come into reality. Seawater intrusion has caused a variety of impacts on ecological environment. In this paper, in order to research salinized soils’ impacts on upper groundwater in the process of seawater intrusion, the author conducted a series of laboratory tests and analyzed characteristics of influence which lower salinized soils impact on upper water.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 623)

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You Ming Che, Hai Xing Hu*, Xiao Qi Wan

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Salinization, Salinized Soils, Seawater Intrusion, Solute Transport, Test

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