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Project Overview: Ningde Nandatang Drainage Canal Black and Odorous Water Treatment Monitoring ProjectThe Nandatang Drainage Canal in the central urban area of Ningde was plagued by severe black and odorous water, mainly caused by insufficient hydrodynamic conditions and long-term sediment depositio