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Vol.39 (2002)
ABSTRACT
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Coagulation Behaviors and Coagulant Dosage Control
of Kaolin and Bentonite Suspensions
Yuanyue ZHANG*, Fumio NAKAMURA**, Yasushi SAKAMOTO***, Kei NISHIDA***
*; Graduate School of Yamanashi University
**; Professor emeritus of Yamanashi University @
***; Department of Env. Eng. ,Yamanashi University@
g99di006@ccn.yamanashi.ac.jp
The coagulation behaviors of two widely used model clay particles,
kaolin and@bentonite were investigated by using ferric chloride
as coagulant in this paper. Through experiment, the effects of
their suspension concentrations, alkalinity and charge properties
on the coagulation behaviors were discussed. The results presented
in this paper demonstrated that bentonite possesses very large
negative surface charge comparing with kaolin particles. This
determined its coagulation behavior shows great difference with
that of kaolin. Initial colloid charge and alkalinity of raw
water are regarded to be the most important factors influencing
coagulant dosage. Eventually, using these two parameters, a formula
was proposed for coagulant dosage control for the first time.
Optimal dosage estimated by the formula showed a high correlation
with jar-test data.
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- Calibration of the activated sludge models for Hachinohe
Technical College wastewater
YAGUCHI Junichi* and KOBARI Masanori**
*; Hachinohe National College of Technology, Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering, Japan
- **; Nishihara Environ. Sani. Res. Corp. Ltd., R&D division,
Japan, (at present) JGC Corporation, Industrial Project Division,
Business Solution Department, Japan
yaguchi-z@hachinohe-ct.ac.jp
It is necessary to estimate kinetic parameters and distinguish
between several wastewater components in terms of the Activated
Sludge Models(ASM).To determine these parameters and components
of Hachinohe Technical College wastewater, the oxygen uptake
rates were measured in two batch experiments at high and low
F/M ratio(initial ratio between wastewater and biomass).The calibration
of the ASM No.1 simplified by Kappeler and Gujer and the ASM
No.3 with the batch experiments estimated the kinetic parameters
of heterotrophic organisms and the initial concentrations in
COD biodegradable fractions. These calculations showed that the
concentration of a hydrolysable fraction, XS,0 was adversely
proportional to hydrolysis rate coefficient, kh of the simplified
ASM No.1 and two conditions at different F/M ratio resulted in
a great change only in kh and saturation coefficient, KS of the
both ASM models. The concentration of XS,0 measured in around
40% of total COD in the both models was low compared with European
municipal wastewater.
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- The Relationship between Zone-Settling Velocity of Activated
Sludge and SVI
Kazuya KOMATSU*, Takaaki TOKUTOMI*, Sousuke NISHIMURA*, Michiaki
TANAKA*, Hidenari YASUI*
*; Kurita Water Industries Ltd.
kazuya.komatsu@kurita.co.jp
Sludge settling tests using activated sludge from various types
of municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants were
carried out to collect the data for zone-settling velocity. The
data from 97 separate runs covering 11 different treatment plants
were analyzed and the empirical parameters of V0 and k in Vesilindีs
equation were estimated. The value of maximum settling velocity
(V0) was found to be almost constant at 7.8 m/hr. On the other
hand, value of k was observed to vary and possible to be expressed
by a linear function of either Stirred SVI (SSVI) or Diluted
SVI (DSVI). These relationships between value of k and SSVI (or
DSVI) were observed to be in close agreement to relationships
suggested in some earlier reports that were mainly based on data
from municipal sludge. These results suggested that such relationships
could be valid when further extended to activated sludges of
industrial nature. Based on Flux theory and the empirical relations
obtained in this study, attainable Sludge Loading Rates (SLRmax)
in a secondary settling tank were estimated and compared with
those predicted through relationships by earlier reports. Based
on the comparison studies using SSVI based relationship, a reliable
prediction of SLRmax can be expected for activated sludge having
SSVI value of more than 80 ml/g.
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Reduction system of Excess Sludge by Ultrasonic Wave Process
for Sewage Treatment plant
- Yukio MITEKURA*, Yasunori KOSAKI*, Takashi SAKAKIBARA**,
Takuya ANDO**, Shinsuke KASAHARA*, Munetaka ISHIKAWA*
- *; Dep. of Urban Design Eng., Faculty of Eng., Osaka Institute
of Technology
**; Mastushita Environmental Air Conditioning Eng.Co.Ltd.
- mitekura@civil.oit.ac.jp
- This work experimentally elucidated a system for reducing
the amount of excess sludge by solubilization of return sludge
using an ultrasonic wave process. In this system, part of the
return sludge is sent to an ultrasonic reactor, and solubilized
sludge is biodegraded in the aeration tank. This study examined
(1) solubilization and destruction characteristics of treated
activated sludge by ultrasonic wave under practical conditions;
(2) reduction of excess sludge production under various conditions
on a laboratory scale; (3) field tests; and (4) greenhouse gas
emissions. Consequently, the following results were obtained;
(1)Even though some bacteria were destroyed, activated sludge
treated by ultrasonic waves are not reduced to single cells,
but to the smallest flocs under 5สm. Treated activated sludge
was scarcely solubilized and their activity levels were scarcely
changed. (2)Laboratory scale experiments showed that this system
is available for wastewater treatment system. Maximal reduction
ratio of excess sludge is about 80%, and it was shown that its
ratio is changed not only by exposure power and time but also
by retention time in the aeration tank. (3)Field tests showed
that this system can reduce excess sludge and the maximal reduction
ratio was 85%. (4)Greenhouse gas emissions of this system are
about 40% lower than those of commonly used methods of sludge
treat.
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- STUDY ON AN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS WITHOUT EXCESS SLUDGE
PRODUCTION USING HYDROTHERMAL REACTION PROCESS
Tomoaki OKUDA*CSadaaki MURAKAMI**CShinsuke KASAHARA*CMunetaka
ISHIKAWA*
*:Department of Civil Engineering and Urban Design, Faculty of
Engineering, Osaka Institute of Technology
**:Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Ube National
College of Technology
tomoaki@civil.oit.ac.jp
The characteristics of solubilization of the excess sludge by
hydrothermal reaction and the biodegradability of hydrothermally
treated sludge were investigated and the parameters, which are
needed for a simulation, was determined. The amount of reduction
of sludge and the water quality of treated water were predicted
in the simulation. And the simulation results were compared with
the results of the continuous experiment. Consequently, the following
results were obtained. (1)In order to determine operation conditions,
depolymerizention does not have the necessity of taking into
consideration and it is good to make solubilization into the
index for deciding of operation conditions. (2)Parameters of
the hydrothermally treated sludge obtained k22.5i1/dayj, Ks21,000img/Lj,
a20.5img/Lj, b0.05i1/dayj. (3)It was identified that excess
sludge is reducible by an activated sludge process without excess
sludge production using hydrothermal reaction process and that
the amount of reduction of sludge can be correctly predicted
by this research model. (4)It was suggested that the amount of
reduction of sludge by this process and the amount of solubilization
of the excess sludge by hydrothermal reaction process are equal.
(5)The water quality of treated water was indicated almost the
same level as that of a conventional activated sludge process.
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Influence of pH and Metabolites on Inhibition of Anaerobic Hydrogen
Fermentation by Lactic Acid Bacteria, Lactobacillus paracasei
- Hiroo TAKABATAKE*, Yugo KOHNO**, Yuki TANNO***, Tatsuya NOIKE*
- *; Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University
- **; Master Course Student at Graduate School of Engineering,
Tohoku University
- ***; Environment Construction Engineering Corporation
- takabatake@epl1.civil.tohoku.ac.jp
- The development of hydrogen fermentation from organic waste
has drawn much attention because it contributes the formation
of the recycling society. It was often observed, however, that
hydrogen fermentation from organic waste was suddenly terminated,
and one of the possible reasons is the inhibitory effect of lactic
acid bacteria. Therefore, this paper focused on the effect of
lactic acid bacteria, which is Lactobacillus paracasei isolated
from the waste in the bean curd manufacturing, on hydrogen fermentation
with respect to the influence of pH. The coculture of Lb. paracasei
inhibited the hydrogen fermentation by Cl. acetobutylicum. This
inhibition was more significant under pH 4.5 than pH 6.5. It
was found that the supernatant of the culture medium of Lb. paracasei
also inhibited the hydrogen fermentation and that this inhibition
was visible under less than pH 5 and disappeared under more than
pH 6.2. And the results of the agar well diffusion test where
chymotrypsin and trypsin were applied as proteases clarified
that Lb. paracasei excreted a bacteriocin and that it stopped
the growth of hydrogen producing bacteria. The molecular weight
of the bacteriocin in the supernatant of the culture medium of
Lb. paracasei seemed to be between 1,350 and 17,000.
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ENHANCED GRANULATION IN UASB REACTORS AT OVER LOADING CONDITION
- Tsuyoshi IMAI*, Weili ZHOU*, Dai ARAI*, Masao UKITA*, Masahiko
SEKINE* and Takaya HIGUCHI*
*:Department of Civil Engineering, Yamaguchi University
- The objective of this study was to enhance the process of
granulation in the anaerobic reactor using the method of over
loading. At over loading, the oversupplied substrate is supposed
to stimulate the microorganisms to excrete extracellular polymer,
which acts as a bridge between the small flocculent sludge particles.
It helps to develop the granular sludge so that the granulation
process could be achieved in a relatively shorter time. In this
study, the over loading was applied according to the thought
that the biomass can be kept better at a fixed flow rate while
the coagulation of sludge can be easier at unchanged substrate
concentration. As a result, granulation was achieved in about
30 days while about 90 days were necessary when the reactor runs
at the ordinary low loading rate. It is found that the content
of extracellular polymer increased after the over loading was
applied and then decreased gradually after the formation of granular
sludge. The specific gravity of wet sludge changed in the same
trend with the variation of extracellular polymer content in
the sludge. Besides, the sludge particle size distribution changed
from a normal distribution to a bimodal distribution and the
coefficient of variation came to be a quantitative parameter
to assess granulation at over loading condition.
- imai@yamaguchi-u.ac.jp
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A super high rate thermophilic anaerobic treatment of Shochu
distillery wastewater by a thermophilic multi-staged UASB reactor
Pairaya KUCIVILIZE*, Tadashi TAGAWA**, Yuji SEKIGUCHI***, Akiyoshi
OHASHI*, Hideki HARADA*
* Dept. of Environ. Systems Engineering, Nagaoka University of
Technology
- ** Shinko Pantec Co., Ltd., Environmental Systems Division
- *** Res. Inst. of Bio. Resources, Nat. Inst. of Advance Sci.
and Techn.)
pairaya@stn.nagaokaut.ac.jp
Process performance of thermophilic multi-staged UASB reactor
was investigated by feeding a Shochu stillage wastewater. The
reactor was seeded with mesophilic sewage digested sludge, and
operated at 55C over 900 days. Granulation successfully accomplished
within the first three months. As a result, the reactor steadily
allowed a super high rate COD loading rate of 100 kg CODEm-3Ed-1,
which is equivalent to the influent strength of 10,000 mg CODEl-1
at a HRT of only 2.4 h, keeping COD removal of above 90%. Microbial
consortia analysis of the retained sludge by 16S rRNA approach
revealed that drastic microbial composition shift from mesophilic
methanogens to thermophilic methanogens during 300 days operation
under thermophilic conditions: Predominance of Methanosaeta concilii
and Methanospirillum hungatei in the initial stage (mesophilically
grown sludge) was thoroughly replaced by Methanosaeta thermophila
and Methanothermobacter thermautotrophicus.
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Solid-liquid two phase numerical simulation on removal of endocrine
disruptors in activated sludge process
Tomoya KIKUTA*, Taro URASE*
*:Dept. of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Science and
Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN
kikuta@fluid.cv.titech.ac.jp
A two phase reaction kinetic model was proposed to describe the
fate of endocrine disruptors in activated sludge process. The
water-sludge partition coefficients, the water-sludge transfer
rate constants and the degradation rate constants in the model
were determined for 17b-estradiol (E2), estrone (E1), 17a-ethynilestradiol
(EE2) and Bisphenol A (BPA). The calculation by the parameters
determined in the model showed that the removal of E2 and BPA
increased with the increase in HRT and MLSS, though the removal
of EE2 was less than 38% even at infinite SRT. The effect of
complete removal of suspended solids by membrane separation activated
sludge process was negligible, because the target compounds were
less adsorbed onto sludge particles. However higher MLSS operation
in the membrane process is advantageous for the efficient removal
of endocrine disruptors even if it is operated with short HRT.
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Study of Vitellogenin Induction on Male Carp (Cyprinus carpio)
Exposed to Sewage Treatment Plant Effluents
Tadashi HIGASHITANI*, Hiroyuki TAMAMOTO*, Norihiro MIYAMOTO*,
Makoto YASOJIMA*, Hiroaki TANAKA*
*; Water Environment Research Group, Public Works Research Institute,
Independent Administrative Institution
higasi44@pwri.go.jp
To investigate whether male fish are really feminized by estrogen-like
substances exist in effluent of sewage treatment plants (STPs)
in Japan, exposure tests were performed using carp in water tanks
that were receiving effluent from a STP. During eight weeks of
exposure, we measured their serum vitellogenin (VTG), a biomarker
of feminization. In the first run of the tests that launched
in the early spring of 2000, male and female carp were exposed
to treated sewage. Results showed that the VTG concentration
in male carp exposed to the effluent increased with time, while
it reduced after the cease of exposure to the effluents. In the
control experiment, VTG was not detected in male carp that was
exposed to dechlorinated tap water. Therefore, male carp might
be reversibly feminized by the STP effluent. To assure whether
the feminization of male carp was caused by the STP effluent
in any season, two more runs of the test were performed in the
summer of 2000 and February to April of 2001. However, significant
level of VTG could not be observed in male carp for eight weeks.
The estrogenic activities in the effluents were almost in the
same level throughout the tests; therefore, the seasonal timing
of exposure might be important for understanding this inconsistent
phenomenon.
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Assesses the whole aspects of stream environment.
*Reika Matsutoh, **Ikuko Morishita, *Masataka Sugahara
*; Doctor Course Student at Graduate School of Engineering@Osaka
Sangyo University
- **; Professor at Faculty of Human Environment, Department
of Urban Environment, Osaka Sangyo University
s01dt01@sub.osaka-sandai.ac.jp
The collaboration among administrator, citizens and specialists
is needed to approach stream environmental management in Japan.
The society's attitude towards streams has changed from flood
control and effective utilization of water resources to restoration
of biological conditions. In this study, we conclude that biomonitoring
based on indicator biology and habitat diversity index such as
MHFm97and HIMm98 effectively assesses the whole aspects of stream
environment.
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Simulation of the Impact of Food Waste Disposers on Bonin Island
Ogasawara
Kimiko YAMAZAKI*, Takefumi YOSHIDA**, Akira KOIZUMI*
*:Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering,
Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
**:Master Course Student at Graduate School of Engineering,Tokyo
Metropolitan University,Japan nosu@ecomp.metro-u.ac.jp
Food waste disposers (FWDs) in domestic sinks are banned or self
regulated in most local communities in Japan. The ban is based
on the belief that the direct discharge of raw organic wastes
will increase water consumption, impact sludge management, and
during wet weather will increase inflow loads to combined sewer
systems causing overflow water to spill into water bodies. In
an aging society one assumption is that FWDs will lead to the
decrease of solid waste levels and improve general living standards.
However, what will be the effect of FWDs on the environment?
The introduction of FWDs to support a sustainable recycling program
covering all facets of society requires careful selection of
a system which complements the infrastructure. Building codes
and local and regional characteristics must also be assessed,
including the impact on users, garbage collection and disposal,
and waste water systems. Ogasawara Village on Bonin Island, a
part of Tokyo, was chosen for this study. In this simulation,
it will be assumed that FWDs are installed in every residence
on the island. This analysis is designed to assess the impact
of FWDs on garbage and disposal systems, wastewater treatment
plants, and other environmental issues. Finally, the effect of
FWDs on the economy, quantity of heat, energy consumption and
CO2 emission levels will be analyzed.
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Evaluation of Water Reclamation for Decreasing Damages of Water
Shortage on the Basis of Infectious Risks
HASHIMOTO Koshi*, WATANABE Toru*, OMURA Tatsuo*
*; Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering,
Tohoku University
hasimoto@water.civil.tohoku.ac.jp
Wastewater reclamation is one of most effective countermeasures
for water shortage in the urbanized area. However, there are
high infectious risks without the appropriate treatment of wastewater
due to a huge number of pathogens. In this study, infectious
risks by poliovirus through wastewater reclamation in the Abukuma
watershed were evaluated under various scenarios. For predictive
evaluation of water shortage in the watershed, fluctuations of
river flow rate at the intake point of drinking water were represented
with the matrix of simultaneous probability of flow rates in
consecutive two days. Water qualities (total coliforms and SS)
were also determined with matrices between river flow rate and
them. When the inactivation efficiency of poliovirus by disinfection
was higher than 3 logs, the damage of water shortage could be
decreased by wastewater reclamation without any increase of infectious
risk. In case of lower inactivation efficiency, infectious risks
would exponentially increase with decrease of damage of water
shortage. In the worst case in reclaiming secondary effluent,
wastewater reclamation for decreasing 500 % day of damage of
water shortage caused ten times as high infectious risk as that
without reclamation.
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Energy Saving of Nutrients Removal in Advanced Wastewater Treatment
Systems
Hiromasa Yamashita*, Hideichirou Nakajima*AHideyuki Saino*AYutaka
Suzuki**, Hiroyuki Shigemura***, Toshika Miyake****, Tatsuya
Hara*****, Naoki Ogura*****
* Wastewater and Sludge Management Division, National Institute
for Land and Infrastructure Management
** Recycling Team, Material and Geotechnical Engineering Research
Group, Public Works Research Institute
*** Niigata National Highway Office, Hokuriku Regional Development
Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
**** Japan Sewage Works Agency
*****Sanki Co.,Ltd.
yamashita-h2ca@nilim.go.jp
Energy consumption in mixing and aeration process was examined
for the energy saving of nitrogen and phosphorous removal system.
Adoption of the intermittent aeration mixing system was estimated
to reduce the energy consumption in anaerobic and anoxic tank
by 9%. Adding immobilization media in the aeration tank gave
higher overall volumetric oxygen transfer coefficient when nitrification
proceeded. Performance of the aeration apparatus was the critical
factor for energy saving in aerobic tank.
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Evaluation of Environmental Preservation Benefit by Voluntary
Activity
Hisayoshi OHORA*, Eiji OHNO**
*:Doctor Course Student at Graduate School of Urban Science,
Meijo University,JAPAN
**:Faculty of Urban Science, Meijo University, JAPAN
d7011001@urban.meijo-u.ac.jp
This study aims to measure environmental preservation benefit
by using not only WTP (willingness to pay) but also WTW (willingness
to work) in the context of CVM (contingent valuation method),
to evaluate the value of time in the voluntary activity and to
show reasonableness of WTP and WTW as the index of environment
economic evaluation. As a result, environmental preservation
benefit in the coastal area in Japan is 12,486 yen per person
by WTP or 21.37 voluntary days per person by WTW, and the value
of time in the voluntary activity is 584.28 yen per day. Now,
the value of time seems too low as compared with usual value
of time in the recreation activity. This is caused by small value
of WTP in onefs whole life, where the value is too low in general
CVM studies. The result indicates that the index of WTP in the
long term has some kind of bias to evaluate benefit low.
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Preliminary Design for a New Type of Folding Oil Fence
Chan-Su YANG*CHan-Il PARK**CMasaki SAWAMOTO***
* Frontier Observational Research System for Global Change (FORSGC),
Japan Marine Science and Technology Center
** College of Ocean Science and Technology, Korea Maritime University
*** Civil Eng., Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University
yangcs@jamstec.go.jp
Spilled oil at sea spreads very rapidly and results in a serious
impact on coastal activities. Thus oil spreading should be prevented
at earlier stage of oil accidents. In this paper, a new concept
of an oil boom, called folding type is introduced. The model
is a self-inflatable type and a rhombus shape in its cross section.
At each corner, springs are equipped for the oil fence to be
self-inflatable at an installation stage. The oil fence has advantages
in handling and storage sides compared to conventional oil-fences.
The oil fence is believed to keep a stable condition at the sea
state of up to 4 or 5 and the magnitude of metacenter height
of the oil fence is over 2 m.
In this work, a physical experiment is carried out in a two dimensional
wave tank to check the dynamic behaviour of the oil fence for
incident waves. The natural frequency of the model is obtained
through the experiments. The amplitude ratio between wave and
oil fence model is approximately 1.0 and the phase lag between
them is nearly 11. From this preliminary study, it is found
that the static and dynamic stabilities of the model are acceptable
for practical application.
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Examination of Effect of Air Substance Amount on Rainwater Quality
based on Raindrop Size Distribution
ATSUTA Yoichi*, SAKAMOTO Yasushi**, NISHIDA Kei**, HIRAYAMA Kimiaki**
*Graduate School of Engineering, Yamanashi Univ,JAPAN. **Dept.
of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Engineering,
Yamanashi Univ,JAPAN.
atsu@ccn.yamanashi.ac.jp
The issue of acid rain is one of the global environmental problems.
It is required for solution of this problem that the mechanisms
of acid rain are understood well. In this paper, water qualities
of acid rain were analyzed based on the raindrop size distribution.
Although the ion concentration of rain is influenced by rain
intensity, this analysis method is able to get rid of the influence.
Therefore, the effect of air substance amount on rainwater quality
can be considered separately. Results showed the relation between
rainwater quality and potential ozone. Furthermore, the effects
of air substance formation on ion concentration could be estimated
for each season. It was also suggested that the amount of NO3-
and NH4+ controlled the acid rain quality in rainy season of
Japan.
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RETARDATION OF MULTIPLE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CHEMICALS IN SOILS:
DIRECT MEASUREMENT BY IMPULSE TYPE HPLC MICRO-COLUMN METHOD
KOMATSU Toshiko*, KAWASHIMA Hironori**, MOTOSHITA Masaharu*,
MOLDRUP Per***, OZAKI Noriatsu*, FUKUSHIMA Takehiko****
*; Dept. of Social Environ. Eng., Graduate School of Eng., Hiroshima
Univ., Japan
- **; Nippon Jogesuidou Sekkei Co., Ltd., Japan
- ***; Dept. of Environ. Eng., Aalborg Univ., Denmark
- ****; Dept. of Integrative Environ. Sci., Graduate School
of Life and Environ. Sci., Tsukuba Univ., Japan
toshiko@hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Rapid and accurate measurement methods for chemical sorption
onto different soil types are needed to evaluate transport and
fate of hazardous chemicals in soils and for risk assessment
of new chemicals. Retardation of seven Environmental Impact Chemicals
(EICs) in five different soils was measured using a high performance
liquid chromatograph (HPLC) micro-column method. The HPLC micro-column
system requires only small amounts of soil (3g) and chemicals
(0.02mL impulse injection), and experiments are rapid and easy
to perform compared to the traditional batch or larger-scale
column experiments. Retardation factors for seven EICs (bentazone,
carbofuran, 2,4-D, linuron, simazine; all organic pesticides
and nitrate and nitrite) were determined by HPLC micro-column
method. The retardation factors of the pesticides were mostly
constant with varying flow velocity and concentration. Retardation
factors for five out of seven pesticides showed a significant
correlation with soil organic matter content. For comparison,
traditional batch experiments were carried out for two pesticides
and two soils. The retardation factor from batch experiments
were generally larger than when determined by the micro-column
method, suggesting non-equilibrium adsorption under the flow
condition.
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Energy Loss at Two-way Circular Drop Manholes with a Baffle Plate
Arao Shinji*, Kusuda Tetsuya**
*:Department of Civil Engineering, Kyushu Kyoritsu University,
JAPAN
- **:Department of Urban & Environmental Engineering, Graduate
School, Kyushu University, JAPAN
arao@kyukyo-u.ac.jp
The authors previously proposed a new type of manhole for energy
loss reduction with a flat guide cover on the invert of a coventional
manhole with right-angle pipes (2000). However, when rainfall
in an urban area significantly exceeds the design value for rainfall
on the storm sewer network, flood damage is unavoidable even
if the energy losses at manholes in the area have been reduced.
It might be possible to reduce flood damage in these areas by
increasing energy losses at manholes upstream, and the intentional
overflow from these manholes may delay the spread of flow over
the ground surface downstream. The authors also previously proposed
a new type of manhole with a baffle plate at the manhole outlet
in straight pipes in order to reduce the cross-sectional area
of flow to the downstream pipe. Under steep solpe ground surface,
'drop' is often set between upstream and downstream pipes. In
this study, the energy loss coefficient, K is estimated by experimental
data in manholes considering four kinds of baffle plates and
three kinds of drops. The energy loss coefficient, K ranges from
0.8 to 8.9 due to the experimental results.
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Effect of Tsunami Run-up on Intake Water Quality in a River
Hiroaki SATO*, Hitoshi MURAKAMI*, Yasunori KOZUKI*, Kengo KURATA*
*; Ecosystem Eng., Tokushima University
satohr@osaka.newjec.co.jp
The effect of tsunami run-up on the intake water in a river was
estimated. Particularly, the salinity rise of river by tsunami
run-up was investigated. The tsunami propagation at the onshore
and offshore was calculated. The distribution of salinity density
after tsunami disaster in the river was presumed by BOX model
in which the tsunami elevation and the velocity taken by tsunami
run-up calculation at the river were used. If the salinity density
is more 200 ppm, the river water will not be able to take and
supply in Japanese standard. The time of intake stop will be
greatly influenced by the river flow. When the river flow was
slow, the tsunami runs up to the upper reaches on the river,
and conveys much salinity flow into the river.
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Water quality change caused by the application of destratification
type Aeration/Circulation in a dam reservoir
Kunihiko Amano* and Masayoshi Fujiwara**
*River Restoration Team, Water Environment Research Group, Public
Works Research Institute, Japan
**Water Quality Survey Section2, Environmental Science and Technology
Department, Hyogo Environmental Advancement Association. Japan
amano@pwri.go.jp
The formation of thermal stratification during summer in dam
reservoirs suppresses the vertical mixing of their water body.
When a reservoir is thermally stratified, oxygen supply from
water surface to the bottom layer is limited. Since oxygen consumption
in the bottom layer is intensive due to the degradation of organic
matter in eutrophicated reservoirs, anoxic bottom layer is likely
to be seen in such reservoirs. This anoxic condition may lead
to the release of nutrients and metals from bottom sediments.
Stable stratification can also be suitable for the accumulation
of nuisance algae such as blue-green algae. Destratification
method is thus sometimes applied in eutrophicated dam reservoirs
to remedy above mentioned problems.
We have done a field experiment to see the effect of the destratification
on water quality of Aono dam reservoir in Hyogo prefecture. The
destratification operation was suspended for one month in summer
during the experiment. We have observed the development of a
significant bottom anoxia and phosphate release while the operation
was suspended. With the aid of numerical simulation,
we have discussed the effect of destratification on water quality
in Aono dam reservoir.
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Study on Removal Mechanism of Agricultural Chemicals in Water
Purification System
Yasunari MATSUO*, Hiroyuki ARAKI**, Hiroyuki YAMANISHI**, Kenichi
KOGA***
*:Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saga University,
Saga Japan (Research & Development Laboratory, Matsuo Construction
Co., Ltd., Saga Japan)
**:Institute of Lowland Technology, Saga University, Saga Japan
***:Department of civil engineering, Saga University, Saga Japan
matsuo-yasunari@matsuo.gr.jp
Recently, the variety of agricultural chemicals is increasingly
making complicity in the status of water environment. Gravel-bed
oxidation method has been used for improvement of river water
quality in Japan. From the viewpoint of the "ZERO EMISSION"
concept, applications of plastic media or contact media to the
water purification systems have been studied recently. Several
studies on removal mechanism of BOD, COD, and SS in these water
purification systems are reported, however, the removal mechanism
of agricultural chemicals has not been clarified yet. For main
purpose to recycle the usable industry resources in Saga as the
contact media, the purification mechanism of agricultural chemicals
are investigated both in the batch experiment and the continuous
flow experiment. As a result, the contact media have little effect
on the reduction rate of agricultural chemicals. It is shown
that major factor of removal efficiency of the agricultural chemicals
is าn-octanol/water (partition coefficient) ำ. Also it is clear
that the agricultural chemicals absorbed by SS can be removed
with SS capture in the contact oxidation method.
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Comparison of Organic Matter Dynamics among Tidal Flat Ecosystems
of Different Biota with Tidal Flat Experimental Equipment
Takashi SAKAMAKI*, Osamu NISHIMURA*CRyuichi SUDO**
* Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University
- ** Center for Environmental Science in Saitama
sakamaki@eco.civil.tohoku.ac.jp
The experimental study was conducted with model equipment in
order to assess influence of benthic biota on organic matter
dynamics in tidal flat. In the experiment, four different biota
ecosystems were prepared; shaded system, unshaded system, unshaded
and polychaete released system, and unshaded and bivalve released
system. Throughout the experiment, the amount of organic matter
in sediment tended to increase. The accumulation rate of organic
matter was different among the systems. The accumulation rate
was greatly higher in shaded system than the other unshaded systems.
This result suggests that the effect of benthic microalgae on
bacterial organic matter degradation with its supplying oxygen
and extracellular matabolite was much greater than that of macrobenthos.
Filter feeding by bivalve inhibited the accumulation of organic
matter in sediment, which was attributed to decreasing deposition,
and respiration and the growth of bivalve. Moreover, bivalve
predominance enhanced the productivity of attached algae because
of activation of PO4-P regeneration by bivalve.
- uิ:A-24
Study on water quality and mud property in inner part of the
Ariake Sea
YAMANISHI Hiroyuki*,ARAKI Hiroyuki*,KOGA Kenichi** and SATO Kimitoshi***
*; Institute of Lowland Technology, Saga University, JAPAN
- **; Faculty of Science and Engineering, Saga University ,
JAPAN
- ***; Nihon Risui Sekkei Corporation , JAPAN
yamanisi@ilt.saga-u.ac.jp
In this study, water quality and mud property in inner part of
the Ariake Sea were examined through analyzing field survey data
and laboratory tests for the basic parameters. As a result, state
of anaerobic and/or reduction in summer season is found to be
significant phenomena in deeper water in western part area of
the Ariake Sea. Averaged particle size of mud in western part
of the sea is mostly silt-clay with high organic content. It
shows that the deposit mud can be resuspended quickly because
the water content of the mud is very high (about w=300%). Also
the mud property of high organic content gives some possibility
of oxygen consumption in relating with resuspension and sedimentation
of the mud. Water quality simulations were carried out to analyze
mass balance and major phenomena in this area. From some sensitive
analysis on simulation parameters, monthly change of COD concentration
in the inner part is affected by mud property and rate of algae
production although total loading through main rivers is not
so significant except rainy season.
- uิ:A-25
Water Quality and Simulation by the Box Model in the Ariake Sea
Araki H.*, N. Vongthanasunthorn**, Koga K.***, Yamanishi H.*
& Ohgushi K. ***
*; Institute of Lowland Technology, Saga University
- **; Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saga University
- ***; Faculty of Science and Engineering, Saga University
arakihiroyuki@ilt.saga-u.ac.jp
The Ariake Sea is a typical semi-closed water body surrounded
by lowlands. The area of tidal flat accounts for 40% of all those
in Japan and both the tidal flat and the sea has high fishery
production. In recent decades, there are progressive developments
such as new harbor, land reclamation and enclosure of a bay.
Recent fishery production is abruptly decreasing, and thus it
is necessary to investigate the environmental status. In this
study, after developing a two-dimensional water quality model
in the Ariake Sea, the characteristics of water quality through
the observed data and simulation results were examined. As a
result, it was indicated that the tidal flat plays an important
role especially in nutrient. The discharged pollutant loads affect
the concentrations of COD in summer. However, these high concentrations
occur for a short period before being flushed out to the open
sea.
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- uิ:A-27
Runoff Characteristics and the Regulating Factors of Inorganic
Ions from a Small River Basin
Taku FUJIWARA*, Kunio OHTOSHI*, Aya YOSHIDA*
*; Department of Environmental Technology, Faculty of Agriculture,
Kochi University, Japan
fujiwara@ee.kochi-u.ac.jp
Inorganic ions as well as nitrogen and phosphorus affect the
eutrophication in a closed water area. To investigate the runoff
characteristics of inorganic ions in Uji river basin in Kochi
prefecture, Japan, continuous surveys were conducted every one
or two weeks during from June 2000 to June 2001. It was found
through the survey that Na+ and Cl- were diluted according to
the increase of flow rate, while NO3--N and PO43--P concentrations
increased oppositely. Principal component analysis revealed that
80% of the information in the original data set was integrated
into 3 principal components; (1) dilution due to the increase
of flow rate, (2) photosynthesis, and (3) nitrification. The
analysis also demonstrated that the influence of the dilution
was detected particularly at the day having a larger flow rate,
that the effect of photosynthesis appeared more significantly
from July to the beginning of September, and that nitrification
did not occur perfectly from February to May.
- uิ:A-28
Arsenic Runoff Characteristics following Rainfall in the Toyohira
River
Kenichi TATSUMI*,Takeyoshi NAKANOWATARI*,Katsumi MIURA*,Takahiro
NARITA*,Kazuo JIN**,Yasumoto MAGARA***,Harukuni TACHIBANA***
*Docon Co., Ltd.
**Department of Health and Environmental Science, Hokkaido Institute
of Public Health
***Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University
kt1252@docon.jp
The Toyohira River, the source for Sapporo's waterworks, receives
inflow discharged from mines and hot springs.The concentration
of potentially hazardous substances in such inflow is high for
some flow regimes, which raises concerns related to water quality
management. We conducted a water quality survey during and after
rainfall (Aug. 21 - 24, 2001).Rainfall totaled 79 mm.This report
reviews the movement of arsenic identified from its runoff characteristics
based on continuous observation of water quality during the rainfall.Dissolved
arsenic was found to show point-type discharge (distilled) whereby
the concentration decreased according to the increase in discharge.Suspended
arsenic was found to show a non-point-type (outflow) discharge,
as was true for suspended solids.Arsenic stored in the silt and
clay of bottom sediment at normal times is tracted by the turbulent
flow that occurs during rainfall, becomes suspended, and flows
down in high concentration.
- uิ:A-29
Effective use of return flow from sludge treatment process to
nutrient removal
Hiroki NARITA*, Naoyuki FUNAMIZU*, and Tetsuo TAKAKUWA*
*:Department of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering,Hokkaido
University
h-narita@eng.hokudai.ac.jp
Characterization of organic matter in return flow from sludge
treatment processes is essential for their effective to use nutrient
removal process. This characterization showed that (1) the return
flows from sludge thickening unit and dewatering unit contain
higher percentage of readily biodegradable organic matter than
sewage, and (2) it is not adequate to use the return flows from
anaerobic digestion unit and sludge incineration process because
of their low concentration of biodegradable organic matter, high
nitrogen content, and high soluble inert organic matter. Simulation
based on the Activated sludge model showed that (1) separate
application of return flow in a two step anoxic-aerobic nitrogen
removal process is effective, such that sewage is fed to first
anoxic zone whereas the return flow is fed to second anoxic zone;
and (2) the centralized sludge treatment plant processing the
sludge from 650,000m3/day-sewage treatment is required to treat
the nitrogen contained in 50,000m3/day-sewage.
- uิ:A-30
Influence of Aeration Cycle and Sludge Load on Nitrogen Removal
and Permeate Flux in a Single-Reactor Membrane-Separation System
TOMOHIRA Hisao*, YAMAGUCHI Tsukasa**, KOMATSU Toshiya**
*: ATAKA Construction & Engineering Co., Ltd., JAPAN
- **: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Nagaoka
University of Technology, JAPAN koma@nagaokaut.ac.jp
Activated sludge process with submerged membrane separation is
a high-efficient and energy-saving wastewater treatment process.
Interest has been now growing particularly in a single-reactor
membrane-separation system, because the system component is simple
and nitrogen, which is a cause substance of the eutrophication
problem, can be efficiently removed by operating the reactor
with intermittent aeration. However, operational factors influencing
on nitrogen removal and the permeate flux in this system have
not been clarified yet. This study was conducted to investigate
the effects of aeration cycle and sludge load on these performances
by continuous operation of the reactors. First, the influence
of aeration cycle was investigated. Reactors were operated under
four different conditions of aeration cycle. As the results,
a cycle of 30 minutes aeration and 30 minutes non-aeration was
most effective in both nitrogen removal and the maintenance of
permeate flux. Next, the influence of sludge load was investigated.
Operation with sludge drawing was compared with the operation
without sludge drawing under high volumetric load conditions.
It was revealed that the operation without sludge drawing, in
which sludge load was decreasing with time, had the advantage
in both of the performances.
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Integrated model of nutrient removal process including primary
sludge fermentation process
WADA Masumi*, KOBARI Masanori**, ITOU Takashi*, FUNAMIZU Naoyuki***
*; Nishihara Environ. Sani. Res. Corp. Ltd., JAPAN
- **; Nishihara Environ. Sani. Res. Corp. Ltd., JAPAN, (JGC
Corporation.CJAPAN)
- ***; Department of Environmental Engineering, Hokkaido University.,
JAPAN
masumi_wada@nishihara.co.jp
It is well known that nutrient removal performance depends on
the concentration of readily biodegradable organic matter in
the influent. Installing primary sludge fermentation process
is one of the candidates to supply such a biodegradable organic
matter to biological reactors. The mathematical model was developed
for describing primary sludge fermentation process, in the form
that the model could be integrated with the Activated Sludge
Model. The validity of the model was confirmed with data from
lab-scale batch experiments with primary sludge from municipal
wastewater treatment plant. In order to demonstrate the application
of the model, primary sludge fermentation process combined with
nutrient removal process model, steady and unsteady simulations
were performed. The steady state analysis showed the procedure
for setting required fermented sludge volume and SRT. The unsteady
state simulation showed that installing primary sludge fermentation
process improves the stability of phosphorous removal in rain
event.
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MAP (magnesium ammonium phosphate) Crystallization for Phosphorus
Removal@from Side Streams
HARADA Hiroyuki*CHIROTA Ryuji**CMURAO Yuji**CFUJII Masahiro***CMATUSHITA
Tomohiro***
*; Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Kumamoto
University
- **; Kumamoto Sewage Institute
- ***; Department of Research and Development, UNITIKA LTD.
eisei@gpo.kumamoto-u.ac.jp
A magnesium ammonium phosphate (MAP) crystallization process
that works by addition@of magnesium seed crysta1s was used to
phosphorus (PO4-P<50gEm-3) removal from side streams from
sludge dewatering and thickening processes . Using a bench scale
reactor, which consisted of a bubble column with draught and
settling tubes, the optimum operational conditions were determined
to be: reaction tie 2hr, pH 8.9-9.1, molar ratio of Mg/P = 1.0
and an excess of NH4-N, under these conditions the maximum amount
of crystallization occurred.
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Operating Condition of Crystallization Process for Phosphate-rich
Wastewater
Toshihiro KOJIMA*, Seiji HONMA**, Hidetoshi ISHII**, Hiroyoshi
EMORI***, Tooru KAZUI****
*Production Engineering Dept., Mitsubishi Materials Corporation
- **Bureau of Sewerage,Tokyo Metropolitan Government
- ***Environmental Systems Group, Hitachi Plant Engineering
& Construction Co.,Ltd.
- ****Environmental Business Headquarters, Maezawa Industries,Inc.
to-kojma@mmc.co.jp
Biological phosphorus removal process have still some problems
from viewpoint of stable performance and reuse of phosphorus
of wastewater as limited sources. The authors propose that the
crystallization process can be of appropriate phosphorus removal
from return sludge. Also it is shown that the process is capable
of reusing phosphorus of wastewater. In this study, the newly
developed crystallization process was applied to high concentration
of phosphorus in thickener effluent and phosphorus stripping
process. The equipment of phosphorus recovery process is up-flow
fluidized-bed reactor. The experimental results proved that the
removal efficiency of phosphorus (efficiency of crystallization)
75%`80% can be obtained with adjusting appropriate pH value to
control coagulation. It is shown that the crystallization is
not almost affected by alkalinity ranging from 150mg/l to 500mg/l.
- uิ:A-34
Application of Crystallization Process using Calcium Silicate
Hydrate
for Phosphorus Removal in Secondary Effluent
Toshihiro Kojima*, Katsumi Moriyama**, Ikuma Sonda** and Kenichi
Koga***
*:School of Science and Engineering, Saga University, JAPAN
**:Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu Kyoritsu University, JAPAN
***:Faculty of Science and Engineering, Saga University, JAPAN
to-kojma@mmc.co.jp
Artificial seed crystal of calcium silicate hydrate (5CaOฅ6SiO2ฅ5H2O
: tobermorite crystals) was developed for crystallization of
calcium phosphate. The crystallization process using the seed
material was examined to confirm the stable removal of phosphorus
from secondary effluent of municipal wastewater.@The effects
of the operating parameters on the crystallization process were
analyzed with long term experimental data.@Water temperature,
pH and concentration of calcium ion were selected as the parameters
in order to control stable and high removal efficiency of phosphorus.
The effect of the operating parameters on the efficiency of crystallization
process was shown by the experimental results.@It is shown that
the crystallization reaction can be expressed as first-order
equation.@A practical operation of the crystallization process
using calcium hydroxide was demonstrated to obtain the long-term
performance under the appropriate condition of pH value.@It was
experimentally clarified that the rate constant of the crystallization
reaction decreased in proportion to the decrease in the calcium
ion concentrations.
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Development of Low-cost Adsorbent for Phosphorus Made from Waste
Ceramics and Basic Investigation of Phosphorus Recovery
Naoyuki KAMIKO*, Kouji YAMAZAKI**, Ken-ichi YOSHIDA*** and Nobuo
MIMURA****
* Department of Urban and Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering,
Ibaraki University
- ** Nihon Suidou Consultants Co.Ltd
- *** Ebara Hydrotech Co. Ltd
- **** Center for Water Environment Studies, Ibaraki University
kamiko@civil.ibaraki.ac.jp
Phosphorus in water is causing Eutrophication of lakes which
is globally assumed as one of the environmental problems to be
solved. This study focused on the development of low-cost adsorbent
for phosphorus made of waste ceramics and application of the
adsorbent to the real river water and to the phosphorus recovery
system. To enhance the adsorption capacity of the ceramic material,
several sulphate salts were applied and washed with pure water.
One of the sulphate salt (iron) resulted in the great enhancement
of adsorption capacity which was ten times higher than the material
itself. Equations expressing adsorption kinetics were developed
assuming that flow condition was complete mixing in the adsorbent
column. Calculations and data obtained in the experiments showed
good accordance but further investigation would be required to
have a better estimation. Application of the adsorbent to the
real river water resulted in an excellent result which showed
the high removal rate of phosphorus from the water for more than
250 days. And phosphorus recovery from the adsorbent using alkali
was about 95 %. All results suggests that adsorbent developed
here can be a good agent for phosphorus removal from the water.
- uิ:A-36
- Evaluating impacts of Ralstonia eutropha KT-1 injected into
a trichloroethylene-contaminated site on indigenous bacterial
populations in groundwater
Kanji NAKAMURA*, Hiroaki ISHIDA*, Taro IIZUMI*
* Corporate Research and Development Center, Kurita Water Industries
Ltd.
kanji.nakamura@kurita.co.jp
Ralstonia eutropha KT-1 is a bacterium that can grow on phenol
or toluene. Strain KT-1 is also able to degrade trichloroethylene
(TCE) after the induction with phenol or toluene. Approximately
2 kg (dry weight) of strain KT-1 induced by toluene was injected
into groundwater at a TCE-contaminated site to degrade TCE. After
the injection process was completed, the groundwater was pumped
up for 51 days. Number of phenol-degrading bacteria in the groundwater
was monitored by most probable number (MPN) method during that
period. Changes of bacterial populations in the groundwater were
also analyzed by molecular methods based on 16S rDNA to evaluate
impacts of strain KT-1 injected on indigenous bacterial population.
Analysis of 16S rDNA clone showed that 68% of clones obtained
during the experiment belonged to Proteobacteria Alpha or Beta.
Terminal restriction fragment length polymorphisms (T-RFLP) analysis
of PCR-amplified 16S rDNAs indicated that indigenous bacteria
phylogenetically close to Nitrosomonas and Azoarcus group disappeared
from the groundwater after the injection of strain KT-1. However,
they were observed again as dominants after 18 days of pumping
up. A statistical analysis, multi-dimensional scaling (MDS),
was applied to the data of T-RFLP in order to evaluate the changes
of bacterial populations. The results showed that indigenous
bacterial populations perturbed by strain KT-1 were well restored
in 51 days.
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- Characterization of virus-binding proteins isolated from
activated sludge culture with affinity chromatography
Takahiro MATSUO*, Daisuke SANO*, Tatsuo OMURA*
*; Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering,
Tohoku University
matsuo@water.civil.tohoku.ac.jp
Water pollution with pathogenic viruses has been frequently reported
in recent years. Since conventional water and wastewater treament
systems are not enough to inactivate or remove pathogenic viruses,
a new technology for virus removal should be developed. In this
study, virus-binding proteins (VBPs) were isolated from activated
sludge culture with affinity chomatography. The ability of VBPs
to capture intact particles of poliovirusEwas confirmed with
ELISA. SDS-PAGE analysis revealed that VBPs included a number
of polypeptides that have molecular weight between 94.0 and 14.4kDa.
The evaluation of surface charges of VBPs with ion exchange chromatography
found that a majority of VBP molecules had a net negative charge
under the condition of the affinity chromatography. On the other
hand, the viral peptide, which was used as an affinity ligand,
was expected to have a net negative charge. As a result, the
VBPs must be captured by the viral peptide with stronger binding
forces than the electrostatic repulsive force. The affinity adsorption
could explain the strong attractive interaction between VBPs
and viral peptide. These VBPs could be useful as an innovative
material for the virus removal.
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- Development of New Concentration Method for Monitoring of
Enteric Viruses in Tap Water and River Water
HARAMOTO Eiji*, KATAYAMA Hiroyuki*, OHGAKI Shinichiro*
*; Department of Urban Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo
haramoto@env.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
In order to detect enteric viruses from tap water and river water,
a new virus concentration method was developed. Poliovirus type
1, LSc 2ab Sabin strain, was used as a model, and the concentration
of poliovirus in water was determined by plaque assay using BGM
cell line. We used a gcation-coated membrane,h a negatively charged
membrane coated with multivalent cations, for adsorption of viruses.
For many enteric viruses have negative charges in environmental
samples, and they adsorb to a positively charged membrane. The
procedure of rinsing this membrane by H2SO4 solution was applied
for removing only multivalent cations, and poliovirus on the
membrane was eluted by NaOH solution. By using a Millipore HA
membrane and AlCl3 solution, over 90% of poliovirus was recovered
from both MilliQ water and tap water, while the recovery ratio
from river water was low and unstable. This new method enables
us to know the behavior of enteric viruses in tap water.
- uิ:A-39
- Quantification of 16S ribosome and amoA genes in the genome
of Nitrosomonas by Real-Time PCR and Competitive PCR.
Akinobu NAKAMURA*, Nobuo ARAKI**, Takashi YAMAGUCHI***, Shinichi
YAMAZAKI****, Akiyoshi OHASHI*, Hideki HARADA*
* Dept. of Environ. Systems Engineering, Nagaoka University of
Technology
- ** Dept. of Civil Engineering, Nagaoka National College of
Technology
- *** Dept. of Civil Engineering, Kure National College of
Technology
- **** Dept. of Civil Engineering, Kochi National College of
Technology
akinobu@stn.nagaokaut.ac.jp
Real-Time PCR and Competitive PCR were applied to quantify 16S
ribosomal and ammonia monooxygenase (amoA) genes in the genome
of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria. Two sets of PCR primer targeting
the 16S ribosomal gene and one set targeting amoA gene were selected
to implement both PCR-based quantification methods. A linear
response was observed over more than 3 orders of magnitude at
real time PCR using a dilution series of Nitrosomonas europaea
DNA, ranging from 105 to 102 copy number of 16S ribosomal gene
and from 10% to 0.01% to total DNA, respectively. The DNAs extracted
from nitrifying activated sludge sample contained 3.0 x104 and
1.3x105 copies/ng in 16S ribosomal gene and 1.8x105 copies/ng
in amoA gene, that corresponded to 16, 43 and 55% to the gene
numbers at a N.europaea DNA equivalent. The number of amoA gene
in the DNA extracted from the activated sludge increased with
increase in the ammonia-oxidizing activities determined by batch
experiments, while the abundance of 16S ribosomal gene showed
almost constant.
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A Study on Production of Gaseous Components from Batch Combustion
of Plastics Waste
Norikazu IWATA*,Takeshi FUJIWARA**, Nobuo TAKEDA**, Masaki TAKAOKA**and
Masashi EGUCHI***
*; Dept. of Environ. Eng., Graduate School of Eng., Kyoto Univ.(current)HORIBA,
Ltd.
- **; Dept. of Environ. Eng., Graduate School of Eng., Kyoto
Univ.
- ***; Taiyo Chikuro Ltd.
takeshi@env.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Air pollutants which are emitted from municipal refuse incinerators,
like chlorinated organic compounds, are generated according to
the state of combustion in the furnace. The combustion behavior
of waste is very complicated because the solid waste consists
of various kinds of components and its reaction such as drying
and combustion proceeds from the surface to the center of the
solid, with time. Therefore, the concentration of produced unburnt
gas changes according to progress of waste combustion. In this
study, papers and plastics (PVC, PE, PS and the mixed) were burned
in an actual batch combustor, and then the concentration of the
total unburnt carbon and T3CP (tri-chlorinated phenol), and the
other gaseous components were continuously measured on line in
the experiment. Moreover, the gases were also measured precisely
in electric furnace, and the result was compared with the former
one.
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- Production of Cement made with Fly Ash from Municipal Solid
Wastes Incinerators and Elution Characteristic of the Heavy Metals
Takatomi SHIMA*, Yoshinori KANJO*, Masaru YAMADA*
*; Graduate School of Eng., Osaka City Univ.
shima@me.civil.eng.osaka-cu.ac.jp
Recent years, a new recycling technology for ashes from municipal
solid wastes incinerators as raw materials of cement has been
developed. This technology is considered to prevent the environment
from secondary pollution and reduce the volume of final disposed
materials. However, there are still several unclear points about
the elution behavior of the heavy metal from the cement. In this
research, several kinds of cements were made with fly ash from
municipal solid wastes incinerators as raw materials, and the
elution behavior of these cements was examined. As a result,
we found the burning conditions and generation of alite in the
cements made. In the leaching tests, it was found that Pb didnft
observed. However, Cr(E) was detected over environmental quality
standard in Japan even from the cement with 10% of fly ash. Moreover,
those heavy metals seemed to vaporized to the air through burning
procedure.
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- Recovery of Heavy Metals in Fly Ash from Ash Melting Furnace
by Solvent Extraction
Masaki TAKAOKA*, Toshiyuki KAWAI*, Nobuo TAKEDA*, Kazuyuki OSHITA*
*; Dept.of Environ.Eng.,Graduate School of Eng.,Kyoto Univ.
takaoka@epsehost.env.kyoto-u.ac.jp
The aim of this study is to develop the recovery system of heavy
metals in fly ash from an ash melting furnace. Though some recovery
processes of heavy metals from fly ash have been already proposed,
they varied according to the composition of fly ash. In this
study, we firstly performed sequential extraction for fly ash
to understand the effect of the chemical state of heavy metal
in fly ash on recovery process. As the results of sequential
extraction, an effective recovery process was proposed. In the
first extraction, 45wt% of Pb in fly ash was extracted by mixing
the 20g of fly ash with 200mL distilled water for 1h at the rotation
of 90rpm. In the second extraction 80wt% of Zn in fly ash was
extracted by mixing the residue of the first extraction with
1mol/L CH3COONH4 for 1h at the rotation of 90rpm. We obtained
two final products with 50% of Zn and 67% of Pb by precipitating
heavy metals in the extracts respectively. The weight of the
residue decreased finally to 16wt% compared with the weight of
the original fly ash.
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Control of water movement by using lateral flow at waste and
cover boundary.
Yasumasa Tojo*, Nobutoshi Tanaka, Toshihiko Matsuto, and Takayuki
Matsuo
Division of Environment and Resource Engineering, Graduate School
of Engineering, Hokkaido University
tojo@eng.hokudai.ac.jp
Reduction of leachate reaching a landfill bottom is important
for minimizing leakage risk. Usually, leachate reduction is achieved
after final cover and adequate drainage facilities are installed
at the landfill surface. However, more active control of leachate
movement inside of the landfill must be effective in order to
manage leachate. In this study, lateral water movement arising
at the boundary of waste and intermediate cover layer was investigated.
First, infiltration experiments were conducted under the condition
of waste overlying intermediate cover layer. The lateral water
flow in the condition was identified; that it is highly dependent
on hydraulic conductivity of lower cover layer. Then, generation
of capillary barrier at the boundary of sand overlying waste
layer was confirmed by experiments which were carried out for
double layer of sand and waste. Result of large scale multi-layer
rainfall experiments also exhibited lateral flow functioning
effectively for controlling vertical infiltration of leachate.
Good agreement is confirmed between experimental and simulation
results.
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Study on the Growth Test of Mini Tomatoes using the Sosei Paper
Pots
Made from Shochu Waste Stillage
YAMAUCHI Masahito *, MASUDA Sumio**, KIHARA Masato *, YONEYAMA
Kenjirou*** and INANAGA Shunji ****
*Department of Civil Engineering, Kagoshima National College
of Technology, JAPAN
**Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Miyazaki
University, JAPAN
***@Aship co., Ltd.,JAPAN
**** Faculty of Agriculture, Kagoshima University, JAPAN
yamauti@kagoshima-ct.ac.jp
As an effective utilization of waste stillage which will be banned
from dumping into sea in the near future, the authors have studied
and succeeded in making sosei paper pots by using waste stillage
from shochu distilleries. And the physical, mechanical, and chemical
properties of a sosei paper pot have so far been clarified.
In this research, in order to investigate whether sosei paper
pots can be effectively utilized as one of agriculture materials,
the growth test of mini tomatoes was carried out using sosei
paper pots, waste paper pots (conventional pots), and polyethylene
pots.
Consequently, after planted in the field, the growth of mini
tomatoes in sosei paper division was greater than those in waste
paper pots and polyethylene pots. Moreover, in the division with
the sosei paper pots, the fertilizer was never found to run out
during the cultivation. The roots broke through the sosei pot,
spread radially in the soil, and the pot did not have any influence
on the growth of the root. Also, in all divisions, no root was
found rotten.
- uิ:A-46
- Influence of pyrolysis conditions and composition of municipal
solid waste on the pyrolysis generation products in a gasification
and melting system
Takashi Miura*(**), Shuji Himeno, Toshiya Komatsu*
*; Dep.Civil and Environmental Eng., Nagaoka University of Technology
- **Present Adress: Aqua Technology Lab.Engineering Research
Center, NKK
himeno@vos.nagaokaut.ac.jp
The gasification and melting system was developed for solution
of shortage of dump yards and curbing dioxins emitted from incinerators.
This system is spreading from enact new normative guidelines
for curbing dioxins emitted from incinerators and the wide-area
waste disposal and recycling plan. However, the gasification
and melting system is influenced by the difference of waste composition
by socio-economic activity. In this study, we used several Refuse
Derived Fuel (RDFs) for the pyrolysis experiments. We measured
the mass balance of char, tar, and pyrolysis gases to understand
their influence on different pyrolysis conditions and compositions
of waste. The five following items, 1) lower calorific value
of char and pyrolysis gas, 2) generation ratio of char, 3) processing
speed of waste, 4) the fuel ratio of char, 5) pyrolysis temperature,
were selected to determine the most suitable pyrolysis condition
for gasification melting system. It was found out that a pyrlysis
temperature at 500 was the most suitable condition.
- uิ:A-47
- Development of efficient technique for recovery of organic
components from communiter wastewater
Hisashi Shinohara*, Fumiaki Takayama**, and Tetsuya Kusuda***
* Department of Urban and Environmental Engineering, Graduate
School, Kyushu University
** Nissuicon Ltd.
*** Faculty of Engineering, Graduate School, Kyushu University
urbenv10@civil.kyushu-u.ne.jp
Efficient recovery of organic components from wastewater with
communiters is a future technique to be developed for sustainable
society. This paper discusses techniques to recover organics,
suspended and soluble, from communiter wastewater. In order to
determine an optical screen mesh size to collect suspended solids,
TC, TN, and TP of separated solids in several kinds of communiter
wastewater are examined. Availability of activated carbon and
charcoal as adsorption media is also examined to recover soluble
organics efficiently. The conclusions are that the optimal screen
mesh size is 0.850mm for effective recovery of suspended organics;
more than 25mg/L of activated carbon is necessary for that of
soluble organics; and 1g of charcoal in 2.00 to 4.75mm of diameter
adsorbs 0.5-0.75g of oil.
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- Evalution of recovery process of aquatic insects after river
improvement works
ITO Ayumi*, ISHIGE Koji*, ATSUSHI Sasaki*, AIZAWA Jiro* and UMITA
Teruyuki*
*; Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Iwate University,
JAPAN
aitou@iwate-u.ac.jp
Recovery process of aquatic insect biota was studied through
two years monitoring of water quality and aquatic insects in
the river Yukiya where river improvement works have been carried
out by considering water environment. The water environment of
the river Yukiya was sound judging from the water quality indices
except for the case of high turbidity, whereas it was not good
from the biota of aquatic insects. Immediately after the river
improvement works the individual number and species of aquatic
insects were very small and the burrowing type of insects was
predominant and then the net-spinning type dominant. It was found
that the community structure of aquatic insects could recover
in several months if the condition of river bed, inflow of tributary
and runup of aquatic insects were arranged well. In addition,
it was shown that the high turbidity water caused by river improvement
works did not damaged the biota of aquatic insects seriously.
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- Evaluation of Influence Factors on Reed Growth by Survey
on Reed Communities around Lake Biwa
Shuhei TANAKA*, Shigeo FUJII**, Kiyoshi YAMADA***, Takeshi BITO****
*; Graduate School of science and engineering, Ritsumeikan Univ.
- **; Graduate School of engineering, Kyoto Univ.
- ***; Dept. of Environmental System Engineering, Ritsumeikan
Univ.
- ****; Dept. of Assessment, Toray Engineering Co., Ltd
ses40054@se.ritsumei.ac.jp
Most of reed communities around Lake Biwa are still under difficult
conditions to grow without proper maintenance. Various studies
have been conducted on the reed communities, but a few studies
targeted the relation between geological conditions and reed
growth. The objective of this paper is to evaluate the influence
factors on reed growth. Reed communities around Lake Biwa were
investigated on August 2001 and the following results were drawn:
1) Average density of reed shoots was 52 shoots/m2, average reed
height was 201cm, average diameter of reeds was 6.0mm on Lake
Biwa shore. 2) Average density of reed shoots was high on the
ground between higher than -70cm and lower than _30cm of the
Lake Biwa standard water level (B.S.L.). On the ground lower
than B.S.L.-100cm and higher than _20cm, average density of reed
shoots was low.3) Organic matter contents in soil on natural
reed communities were lower than ones of reed plantation fields.
4) Analysis of variance between reed growth indices and geological
indices showed that a coefficient of uniformity and contents
of total phosphorus in soil on reed community have an influence
on the reed growth.
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- Characteristics of distribution, changes of the number of
individuals and the conditions on habitation of Deiratonotus
japonicus
Hiu Youhei1, OH Il-Kweul1, KUSUDA Tetsuya2, HIRATA Masahiko3
1 Department of Urban and Environmental Engineering,Faculty of
Engineering, Graduate School, Kyushu University
2 Department of Urban and Environmental System Engineering, Graduate
School, Kyushu University
3 Matsuo Consaltants.Co,Ltd
urbenv12@civil.kyushu-u.ac.jp
This study pays attention to Deiratonotus japonicus in the Kita
River, Kyushu. Field surveys and laboratory experiments were
carried out to grasp the factors from which the number of individuals
changes,changes of the total number of the indeviduals and the
conditions on habitation. Conclusions in this study are as follows:
(1)D.japonicus mainly distributes in the range from 4.8km to
6.4km from the river mouth; (2)The number change of individuals
was characterized; (3)If D.japonicus can hide inside riverbed
materials,it can bear the flow passing over the riverbed materials;
and (4)D.japonicus' eggs were hatched and its early zoeal stage
was shown.
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- Influence of Light and pH on Controlling Upward Vertical
Migaration of Gonyostomum semen (Raphidophyceae)
Youichi TAKEMOTO*, Katsuhiro FURUMOTO**, Akihide TADA**
*; Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nagasaki University,
**; Department of Civil Engineering, Nagasaki University
takemoto@civil.nagasaki-u.ac.jp
This paper deals with the influences of lightness and pH on the
diel vertical migration of the phytoplankton (Gonyostomum semen).
By the field observation on the water quality in Kawahara Lake,
it was found that the phytoplankton biomass, of which dominant
species was G.semen, grew and aggregated densely in the middle
layer in summer season. The diel migration of aggregated layer
of G.semen was observed by using the mesocosm in the field. In
the daytime G.semen aggregated at the depth of about 3m and in
the nighttime about 6.5m. The light density of the aggregated
layer in the daytime was fairly lower then the optimum photon
flux density for G.semen. Accordingly the laboratory experiment
by using the microcosm was conducted to make clear the controlling
factor other than lightness. As the results of the microcosm
experiment, it was found the diel vertical migration of G.semen
was influenced by higher pH than about 7.8.
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Comparison of neutralizing precipitation and zeolite adsorption
for the removal of heavy metals in acid drainage
Yoshihiro SUZUKI*, Ikumi YODOGAWA*, Takuji KAMETANI*, Toshiroh
MARUYAMA*, Takao NAKAZAWA*,Takafumi MINATO**
*Dep. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Miyazaki University,
Japan **Abe Kogyosyo Co. , Ltd, Japan
suzuki@civil.miyazaki-u.ac.jp
Neutralizing precipitation and adsorption using zeolite as an
adsorbent are examined and compared as methods for removing heavy
metals from acid mine drainage and acid industrial wastewater.
Both methods produced effluent satisfying standard pollutant
levels from synthetic mine drainage (pH 2, Cd2+ 5 mg/L, Cu2+
50 mg/L, Zn2+ 300 mg/L, Al3+ 300 mg/L, Fe2+ 1000 mg/L). However,
neutralization produced almost twice as much sediment as zeolite
adsorption. In the processing of synthetic acid industry wastewater
(pH 2, Cr3+ 50 mg/L, Cd2+ 50 mg/L, Cu2+ 50 mg/L, Ni2+ 100 mg/L,
Zn2+ 100 mg/L), all heavy metals in the precipitation- treated
effluent except for Cd were below the standard level at pH 9`10,
whereas all metals were reduced to below the standard with the
addition of 40`60g/L of zeolite. The simple process of adding
zeolite as an adsorbent simultaneously neutralizes and removes
heavy metals from acid drainage. Zeolite, derived relatively
cheaply from fly ash, therefore appears to be a highly suitable
absorbent for the removal of heavy metals from acid drainage,
and is expected to become highly cost- effective tool if a method
for the regeneration of spent zeolite can be developed.
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PERFORMANCE OF BIO-ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTOR EQUIPPED WITH A MULTI-ELECTRODE
SYSTEM
Michal Prosnansky and Masao Kuroda
Dept. of Civil Engineering, Gunma University
prosnan@hotmail.com
Feasibility of laboratory-scale bio-electrochemical reactor (BER)
equipped with a multiple-electrode system (multiple BER) for
treatment of nitrate-contaminated water was experimentally investigated
with special attention to the optimum surface area of cathode.
The multiple-electrode system was employed to enlarge the surface
area of cathode so that improved reactor performance could be
attained because of high contact efficiency among electron donor
_ H2, microorganisms and solution. Hence, the overall removal
rate was increased with the increasing number of cathodes. However,
the current-denitrification efficiency gradually declined with
increasing current density. As a consequence, the electric energy
consumption per removed nitrate was increased exponentially with
current density. Thus, it was not reasonable to apply high currents
for the multiple BER used in this study. An investigation on
the optimum specific surface area of cathode, as a function of
electric energy consumption, was carried out. Increasing number
of cathodes resulted in the Ohmic potential drop due to the increasing
distance between anode and cathodes. Also, the surface over-potential
increased with the increasing current density. The appropriate
specific surface area of cathode for the bio-electrochemical
denitrification was estimated.
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Effects of Membrane Pore Size on Membrane Fouling in Submerged
Membrane Separation Activated Sludge Process at Higher Organic
Loading
Koji HORI*, Noriaki ONO** and Motoyuki YODA*
*; R&D division, Kurita Water Industries Ltd.
- **; Plant-service division, Kurita Water Industries Ltd.
kouji.hori@kurita.co.jp
To achieve higher organic loading with submerged membrane separation
activated sludge (SMAS) process, effects of membrane pore size
ranging from 0.03mm to 0.4mm on membrane fouling was investigated
using pilot-scale plant with synthetic wastewater. The putative
membrane foulants, colloidal microbial products (CMP) were similarly
rejected regardless of the membrane pore sizes, while the increase
in transmembrane pressure (TMP) with the 0.4mm was much higher
as compared to the 0.1mm. Since the fouling was irreversible
through physical cleaning operation in all the case, it was thought
that CMP was trapped inside the membrane structure, and that
larger pore size as 0.4mm traps larger amount of CMP, causing
greater TMP. With the membrane pore size of either 0.03mm or
0.1mm, continuous operation of SMAS for almost two months was
possible, but requires further investigation for more stable
operation.
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- DEVELOPMENT OF UV SENSOR FOR THE RESERVOIR WATER QUALITY@EVALUATION
AND IT'S APPLICATION
Akira HIRATSUKA* and Munetaka ISHIKAWA**
*; Assoc.Prof.,Dr.,Dept of Civil Eng., Osaka Sangyo University
- ** Prof.,Dr.,Dept of Civil Eng. and Urban Design, Osaka Institute
of Tech.
hiratuka@ce.osaka-sandai.ac.jp
Thus far the pollution of closed waters has been pointed out
all over the world. In this study, especially, the changing volumes
of chlorophyll a and phosphate-phosphorus (PO4)3- were examined
with the observation of both sunlight UV-rays volume and water
temperature in the reservoirs. And constructed simple water quality
estimation model on the basis of the observation data was tried,
and the closed water environment viewed from sunlight UV-rays
by using this model was estimated. As a result, it has turned
out that we could obtain the related equation, viz., Dl Da
on the assumption that a related equation, viz., Dl DaDbDg
(where, D: elapsed time, l: quantity of chlorophyll a, a: UV-rays
volume, b: water temperature, g: quantity of (PO4)3-) would be
applicable. It is therefore considered that the specific characteristic
of closed water environment such as a lake, a marsh or a reservoir
etc. could be decided from the coefficient of observation value.
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