Mingchang Li

Dr. Mingchang Li


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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7 April 2023 in Processes
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LCLu Cao
Lu Cao
WCWei Chen
Wei Chen
YWYudong Wang
Yudong Wang
SLSen Li
Sen Li
ZJZhiyuan Jin
Zhiyuan Jin
MLMingchang Li
Mingchang Li
Microplastics (MPs), a new type of pollutant, pose a significant threat to the environment at high concentrations. One of the primary sources of MPs in the ocean is river runoff, highlighting the need to investigate the spatial and temporal variations of MPs in rivers that flow into the sea, as well as their contributing factors. In this study, we analyzed MPs distribution and their influence factors in the Lincheng River, China. The Lincheng is the second largest river in Zhoushan island that directly flows into the ocean. MPs in the river water and sediments were detected during the wet season (July 2021), the dry season (November 2021) and the typhoon season (September 2021), and MPs were present in all reaches of the river. The abundance of MPs in the river was moderate compared to other studies, with the river water exhibiting a concentration of 15 ± 2.64 n/L and the sediment containing 318.24 ± 49.53 n/kg of MPs. In surface water, the most commonly found MP was blue man-made cellulose (CE), while the sediment contained mostly fragments of polypropylene (PP) and polypropylene polyethylene blends (PP + PE) in blue and green colors. The abundance of MPs showed significant seasonal differences, with higher abundance during the wet season compared to the dry season and typhoon period. Furthermore, local construction activities may contribute to higher MP abundance. To explore the influence factors of MPs, the Basin Development Index (BDI) was proposed, and a positive correlation between BDI and MP abundance was founded. This correlation indicates that the increase in land use for construction highly contributes to the MP pollution. In conclusion, future long-term monitoring of the abundance of MPs in the Lincheng River is necessary.

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Mingchang Li
心蒋心然 蒋
心然 蒋
ALAizhen Liu
Aizhen Liu
Over the past two decades, extensive coastal development in China has led to numerous small-scale enclosed coastal water bodies. Due to complex shoreline geometries, these areas suffer from disturbed hydrodynamic conditions, weak water exchange, which quickly leads to sediment accumulation, and difficulty maintaining ecological water levels, posing serious environmental threats. Enhancing seawater exchange capacity and achieving coordinated optimization of exchange efficiency and ecological water level are critical prerequisites for the environmental restoration of eutrophic enclosed coastal areas. This study takes the Ligao Block in Tianjin as a case study and proposes a real-time sluice gate regulation scheme. By incorporating hydrodynamic conditions, engineering layout, and present characteristics of the benthic substrate environment, the number, width, location, and operation modes of sluice gates are optimized to maximize water exchange efficiency while maintaining natural flow patterns. The result of the numerical simulation of hydrodynamic exchange and intelligent optimization analysis reveals that the optimal sluice gate operation strategy should be tailored to regional tidal flow characteristics and substrate conditions. Through intelligent scheduling of exchange sluice gates, systematic gate parameter optimization, and active control of gate opening, this approach achieves intelligent seawater exchange, optimized flow dynamics, active exchange, and sustained ecological water levels in enclosed coastal water bodies.

29 July 2009
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MLMingchang Li
Mingchang Li
GZGuangyu Zhang
Guangyu Zhang
BZBin Zhou
Bin Zhou
ZSZhaochen Sun
Zhaochen Sun
Jetty road is the link of onshore to artificial island. It is used for marine oil exploitation and production. As a result of special terrain conditions of shallow beach area affected by tide, the project construction of jetty road has characteristics of higher investment, higher degree of risk, longer construction duration and higher maintenance costs. Overflow roads have been developed recently with height lower than the highest water level. The roads are different from usual roads in that overflow is allowed during high tide. The most important factor that influences the cost is the height of jetty road. To assure reasonable working days, maintain quality and reduce the project cost, it is important to determine a proper road height. Combining with full life-cycle cost theory, this paper presents a genetic algorithms (GAs) model for multi-objective optimistic design of jetty road height. The model is applied to oil field around Bohai Sea, and the numerical results show that the optimistic models perform well for optimistic problem and reduce the engineering cost.

1 January 2010
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MLMingchang Li
Mingchang Li
BZBin Zhou
Bin Zhou
SLShuxiu Liang
Shuxiu Liang
ZSZhaochen Sun
Zhaochen Sun

1 January 2009
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ZSZhaochen Sun
Zhaochen Sun
MLMingchang Li
Mingchang Li
SLShuxiu Liang
Shuxiu Liang

23 March 2018 in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
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Mingchang Li
MDMingxin Dai
Mingxin Dai
BZBin Zhou
Bin Zhou
In this paper, the optimal method for reduction program is proposed by the nonlinear optimal algorithms named that genetic algorithm. The four main rivers in Jiangsu province, China are selected for reducing the environmental pollution in nearshore district. Dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) is studied as the only pollutant. The environmental status and standard in the nearshore district is used to reduce the discharge of multiple river pollutant. The research results of reduction program are the basis of marine environmental management.