绿色建筑小区雨水资源化综合利用技术

运用生态学原理设计绿色建筑小区已逐渐成为潮流,节水与水资源利用的问题正日益受到关注.绿色建筑小区雨水资源化综合利用技术集成优化了小区雨水收集与分散处理系统、雨水集中收集与处理系统、雨水渗透系统等技术,具有投资省、处理效果好、管理方便等优点,适合为今后的绿色建筑小区雨水资源化综合利用建设参考.     

管道沉砂用作雨水花园土壤改良材料的可行性

以建筑黄砂为对照,采用排水管道清通作业产生的管道沉砂作为提高土壤渗透性能的改良材料,通过模拟土柱实验考察了雨水花园对路面径流污染的控制效果.实验结果表明,在装置初始运行阶段,模拟柱中污染物的淋出浓度迅速降低,污染地下水的风险很低;当污染物淋失达到稳定时,掺加同比例管道沉砂与建筑黄砂的模拟柱在提高土壤渗透速率方面效果相近,而对COD、TP、TSS、NH4+-N、NO3--N、重金属等污染物的去除两者效果则相差不大.结果表明,以管道沉砂作为土壤改良材料,在降低南方粘性土壤地区雨水花园的建造成本、实现废弃物的再利用方面具有良好前景.     

建筑屋顶雨水径流初期冲刷效应研究

以无量纲化后的雨水径流污染物和径流输送量为基础,通过引入间隙函数,建立了雨水径流污染物的初期冲刷效应定量评价公式,对建筑屋顶雨水初期冲刷现象进行了研究.结果表明:(1)建筑屋顶雨水径流污染物浓度总体上呈现出前期高于后期的现象,且污染物浓度较低,建筑屋顶雨水利用可作为雨水利用的优先方向.(2)间隙函数存在峰值区域,峰值区...     

土壤渗滤系统中植物对地表雨水径流中磷的控制效果与影响分析

按照城市地表雨水径流水质指标,通过在自来水中添加药剂或材料,人工配制模拟地表雨水径流。通过对有植物和无植物种植的两个土壤渗滤系统开展4次模拟地表雨水径流渗滤试验,监测每次模拟地表雨水径流渗滤试验的渗滤出水中TP含量以及在进水、落干阶段土壤渗滤系统试验装置中0、5、15、35cm深度改良土壤渗滤介质的交换态无机磷(Ex-P)、铝磷(Al-P)、铁磷(Fe-P)的含量,研究土壤渗滤系统中植物对地表雨水径流中磷的控制效果和对改良土壤渗滤介质吸附磷迁移转化过程的影响。结果表明:(1)4次模拟地表雨水径流渗滤试验中,土壤渗滤系统对模拟地表雨水径流中TP的去除率均在89%以上,有植物种植的土壤渗滤系统中TP去除率均高于无植物种植的土壤渗滤系统。(2)改良土壤渗滤介质对模拟地表雨水径流中无机磷的吸附是分层进行的,随着上层改良土壤渗滤介质固定的无机磷量逐渐增加,改良土壤渗滤介质对模拟地表雨水径流中磷的吸附作用逐渐减弱,含有较多磷的模拟地表雨水径流进入下层的改良土壤渗滤介质再被吸附固定。在没有外源磷进入的阶段,改良土壤渗滤介质吸附磷的主要介质为红壤土中无定形态的铝,植物的生长会促使改良土壤渗滤介质中Al-P累积到一定程度后会向Fe-P转化。     

城市绿地土壤渗透性改良对雨水径流污染的削减效果及去除规律

为考察土壤渗透性改良后的径流污染削减效果和去除规律,以上海浦东某已建居住社区绿地土壤特性为样本,采用中粗砂和沸石进行渗透性改良并开展径流污染削减实验。结果表明:改良后土壤渗透性能明显提高,具有较好的截留和净化污染物作用;通过土壤成分、污染负荷、流量负荷和渗滤深度对COD、TN、TP和NH_4~+-N去除效果的影响分析,提出了不同径流污染特征下可采用不同的土壤渗透性改良方案,实现对特征污染物更有效的削减效果。研究结果可为改良城市居住社区绿地土壤渗透性,缓解初期雨水径流污染提供参考和借鉴。     

海绵城市下垫面基质优化及其对模拟雨水处理效果

针对日益严重的城市内涝和雨水径流污染问题,引入沸石、蛭石、陶粒和煤渣作为海绵城市下垫面基质,采用人工调配雨水,通过渗滤柱模拟下垫面对雨水的下渗、储蓄和净化效果,比较几种不同基质组合对径流雨水的渗滤速度、最大持水量和对污染物的去除效果。结果表明:改进后的渗滤柱渗透速度可承受连续72 h大暴雨,最大持水量为39.73%,可有效削减城市径流洪峰;沸石+蛭石+陶粒分层渗滤柱对污染物的去除效果最好,出水NH4+-N浓度满足《城市污水再生利用城市杂用水水质》(GB/T 18920-2002)中道路清扫、消防等各项用水指标,COD浓度满足《建筑与小区雨水控制及利用工程技术规范》(GB 50400-2016)除娱乐性水景以外的各项用水要求;除此之外,出水中NH4+-N、TP和COD浓度均满足《城镇污水处理厂污染物排放标准》(GB 18918-2002)一级A要求;研究结果可为海绵城市建设提供技术支撑。     

降雨入渗与地表径流污染减量模拟试验研究

针对造成水体污染的城市降雨地表径流问题,建立模拟降雨系统,选用聚合物与功能材料,改良土壤结构,提高土壤对雨水的渗透性,削减地表径流及径流携带污染物对纳污水体的污染.结果表明,复合施用PAM与沸石使降雨径流过流体土壤结构被改良,对降雨径流的削减作用明显,对土壤的降水渗透有显著的促进.数据表明,沸石与PAM配施对削减降雨地表径流与提高降雨土壤入渗的效果有协同作用.在36、72和108 mm/h不同降雨强度下,处理土壤水的入渗较对照分别提高了35%～76%、32%～66%和18%～47%,降雨后土壤的含水量较对照可提高1～5倍.     

降雨入渗与地表径流污染减量模拟试验研究

针对造成水体污染的城市降雨地表径流问题,建立模拟降雨系统,选用聚合物与功能材料,改良土壤结构,提高土壤对雨水的渗透性,削减地表径流及径流携带污染物对纳污水体的污染.结果表明,复合施用PAM与沸石使降雨径流过流体土壤结构被改良,对降雨径流的削减作用明显,对土壤的降水渗透有显著的促进.数据表明,沸石与PAM配施对削减降雨地表径流与提高降雨土壤入渗的效果有协同作用.在36、72和108 mm/h不同降雨强度下,处理土壤水的入渗较对照分别提高了35%～76%、32%～66%和18%～47%,降雨后土壤的含水量较对照可提高1～5倍.     

滇池流域某分流制小区雨水径流水质及初期冲刷规律研究

为研究滇池流域呈贡地区典型城市小区的雨水径流水质规律及其初期冲刷效应,以便为揭示滇池污染原因和水环境治理积累基础资料,研究选取洛龙河公园旁边一典型分流制城市小区为对象,在雨水排放口布置监测点进行雨水水质水量监测。结果表明,雨水径流污染较为严重,各场次TSS、COD的EMC值都超过了《城镇污水处理厂污染物排放标准》(GB 18918-2002)的一级B标准。初期冲刷效应普遍存在,且随着雨强的增大而增强,截留降雨前期50%的雨水径流量,能有效截留TSS、COD、TN、TP、NH_3-N的比例分别为56.1%~68.3%、55.1%~64.0%、54.9%~61.4%、44.4%~57.7%和54.7%~58.0%。滇池流域呈贡地区城市小区在雨水径流量累积达到0.6之前,截留效率随着截留径流量的比例增加而增加,控制截留的径流量体积比例在0.4~0.8能够取得较高的污染物截留效率。     

建筑垃圾对雨水径流中Cu的吸附特性

以砖混建筑垃圾为研究对象,采用人工模拟雨水,通过静态和动态吸附实验研究了不同粒径粒级建筑垃圾对雨水径流中Cu的吸附效果。结果表明,准二级动力学模型比准一级动力学模型能更好地描述建筑垃圾对Cu的吸附过程;Freundlich等温模型能较好地拟合其等温吸附过程;不同粒径粒级建筑垃圾均对雨水径流中的Cu具有较好的净化效果,去除率均超过90%,粒径粒级越小,对Cu的净化效果越好,但其渗透性能越差;建筑垃圾的粒径粒级对Cu的吸附平衡时间、吸附速率和吸附量具有重要影响,粒径粒级2.36~4.75 mm的建筑垃圾对Cu的平衡吸附速率和平衡吸附量最大,分别为4.1μg/min和12.4μg/g。     

冬季垃圾填埋场渗滤液回灌水量平衡的实验研究

渗滤液回灌的水量平衡是垃圾填埋场渗滤液回灌处理法工程应用的关键问题之一。着重研究了冬季渗滤水回灌的水量平衡状况。结果表明,冬季回灌水量仍可通过土壤蒸发得到大量削减,径流量、土壤渗出 水与下渗水的比值大于春夏秋三季,平均蒸发量小于些三季。回灌条件下,土壤湿润度提高,蒸发量增大。     

Mobility of dimethoate residues from spring broccoli field

Dimethoate [O, O-dimethyl-S-(N-methylcarbamoyl-methyl) phosphorodithioate] is a broad-spectrum systemic insecticide currently used worldwide and on many vegetables in Kentucky. Dimethoate is a hydrophilic compound (log KOW = 0.7) and has the potential of offsite movement from the application site into runoff and infiltration water. The dissipation patterns of dimethoate residues were studied on spring broccoli leaves and heads under field conditions. Following foliar application of Dimethoate 4E on broccoli foliage at the rate of 0.47 L acre(-1), dimethoate residues were monitored in soil, runoff water collected down the land slope, and in infiltration water collected from the vadose zone. The study was conducted on a Lowell silty loam soil (pH 6.9) planted with broccoli under three soil management practices: (i) soil mixed with municipal sewage sludge, (ii) soil mixed with yard waste compost, and (iii) no-mulch rototilled bare soil. The main objective of this investigation was to study the effect of mixing native soil with municipal sewage sludge or yard waste compost, having considerable amounts of organic matter, on off-site movement of dimethoate residues into runoff and infiltration water following spring rainfall. The initial deposits of dimethoate were 6.2 and 21.4 micro g g(-1) on broccoli heads and leaves, respectively. These residues dissipated rapidly and fell below the maximum residue limit of 2 micro g g(-1) on the heads and leaves after 10 and 14 d, respectively, with half-lives of 5.7 d on broccoli heads and 3.9 d on the leaves. Dimethoate residues detected in top 15 cm of soil (due to droplet drift and wash off residues from broccoli foliage) one day (d) following spraying, were 30.5 ng g(-1) dry soil in the sewage sludge treatment, and 46.1 and 134.5 ng g(-1) dry soil in the yard waste and no mulch treatments, respectively. Water infiltration was greater from yard waste compost treatment than from no mulch treatment, however concentrations of dimethoate in the vadose zone of the three soil treatments did not differ.     

Impact of soil amendments on metribuzin and DCPA half-lives and mobility into agricultural runoff water

The retention and behavior of two herbicides, metribuzin [4-amino-6-tert-butyl-4, 5-dihydro-3-methylthio-1, 2, 4-triazin-5-one] and DCPA [1, 4-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, 2, 3, 5, 6-tetrachloro-, dimethyl] ester, in runoff and seepage water from agricultural fields were investigated. The objectives of this investigation were to: (i) determine the dissipation and half-life (T _1/2) of metribuzin and DCPA herbicides in soil under three management practices: chicken manure (CM), sewage sludge (SS), and no-mulch native soil (NM); (ii) monitor herbicides residues in runoff and infiltration water following addition of soil amendments; and (iii) determine the impact of soil amendments on the transport of NO₃, NH₄, and PO₄ from soil into surface and subsurface water. Half-life (T _1/2) values of metribuzin were 24, 18, and 12 d in CM, SS, and NM treatments, respectively. Similarly, T _1/2 values of DCPA were greater in CM and SS incorporated soil (45.8 and 52.2 d, respectively) compared to NM native soil (26.2 d). Addition of CM and SS to native agricultural soil increased water infiltration, lowering runoff water volume and herbicide residues in runoff following natural rainfall events. We concluded that soil amendments could be used to intercept pesticide-contaminated runoff from agricultural fields. This practice might provide a potential solution to pesticide contamination of surface and seepage water from farmlands.     

Mobility of dimethoate residues from spring broccoli field

Dimethoate [O, O-dimethyl-S-(N-methylcarbamoyl-methyl) phosphorodithioate] is a broad-spectrum systemic insecticide currently used worldwide and on many vegetables in Kentucky. Dimethoate is a hydrophilic compound (log K_OW = 0.7) and has the potential of offsite movement from the application site into runoff and infiltration water. The dissipation patterns of dimethoate residues were studied on spring broccoli leaves and heads under field conditions. Following foliar application of Dimethoate 4E on broccoli foliage at the rate of 0.47 L acre^?1, dimethoate residues were monitored in soil, runoff water collected down the land slope, and in infiltration water collected from the vadose zone. The study was conducted on a Lowell silty loam soil (pH 6.9) planted with broccoli under three soil management practices: (i) soil mixed with municipal sewage sludge, (ii) soil mixed with yard waste compost, and (iii) no-mulch rototilled bare soil. The main objective of this investigation was to study the effect of mixing native soil with municipal sewage sludge or yard waste compost, having considerable amounts of organic matter, on off-site movement of dimethoate residues into runoff and infiltration water following spring rainfall. The initial deposits of dimethoate were 6.2 and 21.4 μ g g^?1 on broccoli heads and leaves, respectively. These residues dissipated rapidly and fell below the maximum residue limit of 2 μ g g^?1 on the heads and leaves after 10 and 14 d, respectively, with half-lives of 5.7 d on broccoli heads and 3.9 d on the leaves. Dimethoate residues detected in top 15 cm of soil (due to droplet drift and wash off residues from broccoli foliage) one day (d) following spraying, were 30.5 ng g^?1 dry soil in the sewage sludge treatment, and 46.1 and 134.5 ng g^?1 dry soil in the yard waste and no mulch treatments, respectively. Water infiltration was greater from yard waste compost treatment than from no mulch treatment, however concentrations of dimethoate in the vadose zone of the three soil treatments did not differ.     

Mitigation of dimethazone residues in soil and runoff water from agricultural field

Dimethazone, also known as clomazone [2-[(2-chlorophenyl) methyl]- 4,4-dimethyl-3-isoxaolidinone] is a pre-emergent nonionic herbicide commonly used in agriculture. A field study was conducted on a silty-loam soil of 10 % slope to monitor off-site movement and persistence of dimethazone in soil under three management practices. Eighteen plots of 22 x 3.7 m each were separated using stainless steel metal borders and the soil in six plots was mixed with municipal sewage sludge (MSS) and yard waste (YW) compost (MSS+YW) at 15 t acre?1 on dry weight basis, six plots were mixed with MSS at 15 t acre?1, and six unamended plots (NM) were used for comparison purposes. The objectives of this investigation were to: (i) monitor the dissipation and half-life (T?/?) of dimethazone in soil under three management practices; (ii) determine the concentration of dimethazone residues in runoff and infiltration water following natural rainfall events; and (iii) assess the impact of soil amendments on the transport of NO?, NH?, and P into surface and subsurface water. Gas chromatography/mass spectrometery (GC/MS) analyses of soil extracts indicated the presence of ion fragments at m/z 125 and 204 that can be used for identification of dimethazone residues. Intitial deposits of dimethazone varied from 1.3 μg g?1 dry native soil to 3.2 and 11.8 μg g?1 dry soil in MSS and MSS+YW amended soil, respectively. Decline of dimethazone residues in the top 15 cm native soil and soil incorporated with amendments revealed half-life (T?/?) values of 18.8, 25.1, and 43.0 days in MSS+YW, MSS, and NM treatments, respectively. Addition of MSS+YW mix and MSS alone to native soil increased water infiltration, lowering surface runoff water volume and dimethazone residues in runoff following natural rainfall events.     

Influencing factors and a proposed evaluation methodology for predicting groundwater contamination potential from stormwater infiltration activities.

To offset the detrimental effects of urbanization on groundwater recharge, stormwater managers are focusing on infiltrating much of the runoff from a site that was generated because of development. For this to be effective, tools are required to predict the potential for contamination resulting from this infiltration for many site conditions, because infiltration should be stressed in areas where the least potential for causing groundwater contamination exists. Factors that influence contamination potential include the pollutant concentration in the runoff directed to the infiltration device and the ability of the underlying soil to remove the pollutant. The groundwater contamination potential of some pollutants, even those with high concentrations and moderate-to-high mobilities, can be reduced with proper pretreatment before infiltration. This paper presents a methodology that can be used to evaluate infiltration as an management option and introduces two different levels of models that could be used to evaluate contamination potential.     

农业区氨氮流失模型

定量分析了农田降水、产流,下渗,排水,蒸散发,灌溉之间的关系并提出相应的数学方程式,采用Ｌａｎｇｍｕｉｒ等温线动态描述土壤中氨氮吸附与两相平衡状态,在此基础上,建立了一个模拟随农业排水和产沙的充失数学模型,并以江苏省锡澄农业区为例说明了这一模型的应用。     

Napropamide residues in runoff and infiltration water from pepper production

A field study was conducted on a Lowell silty loam soil of 2.7% organic matter at the Kentucky State University Research Farm, Franklin County, Kentucky. Eighteen universal soil loss equation (USLE) standard plots (22 x 3.7 m each) were established on a 10% slope. Three soil management practices were used: (i) class-A biosolids (sewage sludge), (ii) yard waste compost, each mixed with native soil at a rate of 50 ton acre(-1) on a dry-weight basis, and (iii) a no-mulch (NM) treatment (rototilled bare soil), used for comparison purposes. Devrinol 50-DF "napropamide" [N,N-diethyl-2-(1-naphthyloxy) propionamide] was applied as a preemergent herbicide, incorporated into the soil surface, and the plots were planted with 60-day-old sweet bell pepper seedlings. Napropamide residues one hour following spraying averaged 0.8, 0.4, and 0.3 microg g(-1) dry soil in sewage sludge, yard waste compost, and no-mulch treatments, respectively. Surface runoff water, runoff sediment, and napropamide residues in runoff were significantly reduced by the compost and biosolid treatments. Yard waste compost treatments increased water infiltration and napropamide residues in the vadose zone compared to sewage sludge and NM treatments. Total pepper yields from yard waste compost amended soils (9187 lbs acre(-1)) was significantly higher (P < 0.05) than yield from either the soil amended with class-A biosolids (6984 lbs acre(-1)) or the no-mulch soil (7162 lbs acre(-1)).     

Chlortetracycline and tylosin runoff from soils treated with antimicrobial containing manure

This study assessed the runoff potential of tylosin and chlortetracycline (CTC) from soils treated with manure from swine fed rations containing the highest labeled rate of each chemical. Slurry manures from the swine contained either CTC at 108 μ g/g or tylosin at 0.3 μ g/g. These manures were surface applied to clay loam, silty clay loam, and silt loam soils at a rate of 0.22 Mg/ha. In one trial, tylosin was applied directly to the soil surface to examine runoff potential of water and chemical when manure was not present. Water was applied using a sprinkler infiltrometer 24-hr after manure application with runoff collected incrementally every 5 min for about 45 min. A biofilm crust formed on all manure-treated surfaces and infiltration was impeded with > 70% of the applied water collected as runoff. The total amount of CTC collected ranged from 0.9 to 3.5% of the amount applied whereas tylosin ranged from 8.4 to 12%. These data indicate that if surface-applied manure contains antimicrobials, runoff could lead to offsite contamination.     

Napropamide Residues in Runoff and Infiltration Water from Pepper Production

Abstract

A field study was conducted on a Lowell silty loam soil of 2.7% organic matter at the Kentucky State University Research Farm, Franklin County, Kentucky. Eighteen universal soil loss equation (USLE) standard plots (22 × 3.7 m each) were established on a 10% slope. Three soil management practices were used: (i) class-A biosolids (sewage sludge), (ii) yard waste compost, each mixed with native soil at a rate of 50 ton acre^?1 on a dry-weight basis, and (iii) a no-mulch (NM) treatment (rototilled bare soil), used for comparison purposes. Devrinol 50-DF “napropamide” [N,N-diethyl-2-(1-naphthyloxy) propionamide]was applied as a preemergent herbicide, incorporated into the soil surface, and the plots were planted with 60-day-old sweet bell pepper seedlings. Napropamide residues one hour following spraying averaged 0.8, 0.4, and 0.3 μ g g^{? 1} dry soil in sewage sludge, yard waste compost, and no-mulch treatments, respectively. Surface runoff water, runoff sediment, and napropamide residues in runoff were significantly reduced by the compost and biosolid treatments. Yard waste compost treatments increased water infiltration and napropamide residues in the vadose zone compared to sewage sludge and NM treatments. Total pepper yields from yard waste compost amended soils (9187 lbs acre^?1) was significantly higher (P < 0.05) than yield from either the soil amended with class-A biosolids (6984 lbs acre^?1) or the no-mulch soil (7162 lbs acre ^?1).