Total Maximum Daily Load of Sediment in the Patuxent River Upper 2025

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Sediments carried as solids as the stream flows are called a suspended load. The size of particles that can be carried within a load is determined by the streams velocity. Faster streams can carry larger particles. Streams that carry larger particles have greater competence.
The capacity of a stream or river is the total amount of sediment a stream is able to transport. This measurement usually corresponds to the stream power and the width-integrated bed shear stress across section along a stream profile.
Stream capacity is the maximum amount of solid load (bed and suspended) a stream can carry. It depends on both the discharge and the velocity (since velocity affects the competence and therefore the range of particle sizes that may be transported).
The TMDL identified the overall loading capacity of nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment that can be present in the Bay to achieve applicable water quality standards specifically, the TMDL set Bay watershed limits of 185.9 million pounds of nitrogen, 12.5 million pounds of phosphorus, and 6.45 billion pounds of
Stream capacity, while linked to stream competency through velocity, is the total quantity of sediment a stream can carry. Total quantity includes dissolved, suspended, saltation and bed loads.

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The maximum load of sediment that a stream can transport is called its capacity. Capacity is directly proportional to the discharge: the greater the amount of water flowing in the stream, the greater the amount of sediment it can carry.
The biggest water quality and habitat issues are moderate to high nutrient and sediment levels and poor water clarity in the upper and middle river and very low dissolved oxygen levels in the lower river.
Around 5.2 million tons of sediment enter the Chesapeake Bay in an average year. There are two major sources of sediment: eroding land and stream bankscalled watershed sources of sedimentand eroding shorelines and coastscalled tidal sources of sediment.

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