The Role of Sediment Phosphorus Inactivation of Lakes and Ponds Restoration

Öz

The input of excessive amounts of phosphorus in aquatic systems brings with it the problem of eutrophication. Sediments play a critical role as a phosphorus trap or phosphorus source in many aquatic systems. Lake sediment phosphorus inactivation method as a lake restoration technique is used to reduce the phosphorus content of phosphorus in the water column and to remove excessive phosphorus from sediment by precipitation on behalf of the reduction of internal phosphorus loading.In this study, the use of application methods and the probable consequences of phosphorus inactivation methods for controlling the content of phosphorus in aquatic systems with different characteristics are precised

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Phosphorus inactivation, Lakes and ponds, Eutrophication, Restoration

Göl ve Göletlerin Restorasyonunda Sedimentteki Fosfor İnaktivasyonunun Rolü

Öz

Sucul sistemlere olan aşırı miktarda fosfor girdisi ötrofikasyon sorununu beraberinde getirmektedir. Sedimentler akvatik sistemlerde fosfor kaynağı veya fosfor tuzağı olarak rol almaktadır. Göl ve göletlerin fosfor içeriğini azaltmak için su sütunundan fosforun çökeltme ile uzaklaştırılması ve göl sedimentinden su sütununa olan iç fosfor yüklemesinin indirgenmesi adına fosfor inaktivasyon yöntemleri bir göl restorasyon tekniği olarak uygulanmaktadır. Bu çalışma kapsamında, akvatik sistemde fosfor içeriğini kontrol amaçlı uygulanan fosfor inaktivasyon yöntemlerinin farklı özellikteki sucul sistemlerde uygulanış şekilleri ve sonuçları özetlenmiştir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Fosfor inaktivasyonu, Göl ve göletler, Ötrofikasyon, Restorasyon

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