Abstract
An ammonia volatilization submodel and a crop-growth submodel have been set up and incorporated to the 2D nitrogen transport and transformation simulation model Nitrogen-2D. The coupled model Nitrogen-2D considers all the important nitrogen transformation processes such as mineralization, immobilization, denitrification, nitrification, volatilization, root uptake and soil adsorption in the soil. The model was used to simulate the nitrogen dynamics for the experiment in four lysimeters under sewage irrigation. Simulation results show that the model can describe the water content and ammonium nitrogen content distribution well but simulate the change of the nitrate nitrogen poorly. Sensitivity analysis shows that the simulation results are influenced by the soil water characteristic parameters severely, especially by the parameter of n. The model is much less sensitive to N dynamic parameters.
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