| Su Jilan,Wang Kangshan,Li Yan. 1993. Fronts and transport of suspended matter in the Hangzhou Bay. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, (1):1－15 |
| Fronts and transport of suspended matter in the Hangzhou Bay |
| Fronts and transport of suspended matter in the Hangzhou Bay |
| Received:March 07, 1992 Revised:April 21, 1992 |
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| Abstract: |
| A persistent, year-round NE-SW front is found to exist inside the Hangzhou Bay. This front is actually the merging of the secondary Changjiang plume front from the bay mouth and the Qiantang plume front from the upstream side of the bay. During neap tides low runoff periods these two plumes can readily be identified. Our findings suggest that suspended matter is transported into the bay through the north end by the secondary Changjiang plume. The front inside the bay acts the part of concentrating suspended matter, and also plays an important role in both the fine-grained sediment and heavy metal distributions in this sedimentary basin. |
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| A persistent, year-round NE-SW front is found to exist inside the Hangzhou Bay. This front is actually the merging of the secondary Changjiang plume front from the bay mouth and the Qiantang plume front from the upstream side of the bay. During neap tides low runoff periods these two plumes can readily be identified. Our findings suggest that suspended matter is transported into the bay through the north end by the secondary Changjiang plume. The front inside the bay acts the part of concentrating suspended matter, and also plays an important role in both the fine-grained sediment and heavy metal distributions in this sedimentary basin. |
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