Abstract
China is a country short of water resources, and the leakage of urban water pipe network not only aggravates the current situation of water shortage, but also causes major accidents such as ground collapse, so it is of great significance to study the discrimination of urban underground pipe leakage. In this paper, the conventional ions and hydrogen and oxygen isotopes of water samples are determined by ion chromatograph and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer, and the characteristic factors are selected by cluster analysis and principal component analysis, and the mixed water discrimination model based on conventional ions is established According to the difference of hydrogen and oxygen isotope content between buried pipe water and groundwater, a discrimination model based on hydrogen and oxygen isotope is established, and the two models are combined to discriminate the leakage of buried pipe. The results show that, in terms of conventional ion content characteristics, the water in the pipe network is high in K++Na+ and Cl−, while the shallow groundwater near the pipe network is low in K++Na+ and Cl−, and the accuracy of the discriminant model based on conventional ions reaches 87.5%. In the aspect of hydrogen and oxygen isotope content characteristics, the water in the pipe network is closer to the precipitation line than the shallow groundwater, and establishing a discriminant model based on hydrogen and oxygen isotope can determine the leakage of buried pipes. This study provides a scientific basis for judging the leakage of urban underground pipes.
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