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In order to evaluate the water environment impact of coal unloading terminal in thermal power plant, the water pollution sources during the construction and operation period of the terminal are analyzed. In view of three types of water pollution sources, including coal dust wastewater, domestic wastewater and oil wastewater, several corresponding treatment processes was put forward. Practice has proved that the measures taken to prevent and control the large-scale impact of water pollution can ensure that the goal of environmentally sensitive water environmental protection in the Yangtze River section where the coal unloading terminal is located and the groundwater within 1km outside the terminal boundary and other environmentally sensitive areas.