WENG Chuan-song,LIU De-fu,ZHANG Jia-lei,GONG Chuan1,SHEN Xu-zhou
China Rural Water and Hydropower. 2020, (8):
29-34.
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In terms of water supply, there are water environment problems such as lack of water resources and deterioration of water quality in northern rivers. According to the ratio of water resources from industry, agriculture and biological production, the water demand of agricultural and planting industry in northern areas accounts for more than 70% of the total water supply, and the pollution load is mainly non-point source pollution load. The guarantee of agricultural and sideline products in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Green Base Yanghe watershed as an example, based on the early stage of the Haihe River Basin ecological water requirement calculation methodology research results, selection of hydrology and water quality target method to calculate Yanghe River Zuowei, Xiangshuipu, Jimingyi and No. 8 Bridge’s four typical sections minimum ecological water demand, suitable and ideal, the calculation results show that: with the reference of Tennant Method, this calculation result is relatively reasonable. ① the minimum, appropriate and ideal ecological water demand calculated with COD index as the ecological target is 0.82, 1.64 and 248 million m3 respectively. ② the minimum, appropriate and ideal ecological water demand calculated with NH+4-N index as the ecological target is 0.83, 165 and 249 million m3 respectively. At the same time, considering the ecological water demand for agricultural irrigation in Yanghe River Basin comprehensively, CROPWAT model is used to calculate the crop water demand in the target region, and an appropriate amount of ecological demand for ensuring the crop irrigation in Yanghe River Basin is proposed, and the corresponding reservoir regulation and storage plan is formulated. As the largest reservoir in the main stream of Yanghe River, Youyi Reservoir needs to fill 0.006 million m3 water source downstream to meet the requirements of crop water demands.