Table 6. Enhanced pH buffering input parameters in the water-quality model for the Link River to Keno Dam reach of the Klamath River, Oregon.
[Abbreviations: pKa, acid dissociation constant; OM, organic matter; POM, particulate matter]
Parameter |
Value |
Description |
PHBUFC |
ON |
Option to use enhanced buffering routines |
NCALKC |
ON |
Option to use nonconservative alkalinity algorithms |
NH4BUFC |
ON |
Specifies whether ammonia/ammonium is included in pH buffering |
PO4BUFC |
ON |
Specifies whether phosphoric acid is included in pH buffering |
OMBUFC |
ON |
Specifies whether organic matter is included in pH buffering |
OMTYPE |
MONO |
MONO specifies discrete pKa values |
NAG |
2 |
Number of organic acid/base groups to model |
POMBUFC |
OFF |
Specifies whether POM is included in OM buffering |
SDEN1 |
0.1925 |
Site density for organic group 1, in moles of acid/base sites per mole of carbon in OM |
SDEN2 |
0.6466 |
Site density for organic group 2, in moles of acid/base sites per mole of carbon in OM |
PK1 |
5.584 |
The pKa values (negative log10 of the acid dissociation constant) |
PK2 |
9.594 |
The pKa values (negative log10 of the acid dissociation constant) |
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First posted March 1, 2013
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