加油站油流静电在线监测技术及应用

为提高加油站安全作业水平,分析了卸油、加油过程中油流静电起电因素和常用检测方法。根据高斯定理从理论上探讨了通过测量输油管道内中心电位得到油流静电电荷密度的检测原理,并基于杆球传感器以及压电传感器技术设计开发了油品静电在线监测仪,实现了对加油枪前后、加油机内部管线及过滤器油品带电情况的在线监测。测试结果表明:基于此静电监测技术,建立加油站油流电荷监测与联锁控制措施,可有效避免油品静电燃爆事故的发生,保障加油站安全生产。     

管道站场基础沉降远程在线监测评价系统设计

为解决部分站场地基承载力不足,经过长期运营部分站场基础沉降不同步,造成的管道弯曲甚至管道破裂问题,提出1种由位置标识物来实现实时准确采集站场基础位移数据的方法,研制1套基于激光测距技术的基础沉降远程在线监测评价系统;系统软件根据实时采集的沉降量与历史监测数据比对,评价站场运行状态,并给出基础沉降安全储备.结果表明:结合...     

城镇污水处理厂竣工环境保护验收监测

根据国家验收监测技术规范要求和实际工作经验,提出了城镇污水处理厂项目竣工环境保护验收监测工作中现场监测要求和环境保护检查应重点关注的问题。     

浅谈环境监测中的科技创新和人才建设

介绍了环境监测中科技创新的应用,包括现代化监测设备的发展和监测新技术新方法的研究开发;对如何建立和完善高素质的监测人才体系进行了分析探讨。     

基于GIS的辽宁省环境监测信息管理系统建设

结合辽宁省环境监测信息管理系统的建设,利用先进的网络、通信、信息技术,以GIS技术为工具整合各类环境信息资源。该系统以数据库提供数据支持,对属性数据和空间数据进行信息管理,并对所得数据进行统计、分析与评价。     

全国环境系统河流代码标准编制规则初探

以我国环境管理和工作的实际需要为目的,通过探索国内外现存的河流编码系统,提出了适应环境管理需要的以线分类法为主、面分类法为补充,线、面结合的层次编码法。并针对我国河流流域广、跨行政区多、水环境之间层级关系复杂的实际情况,综合考虑了编码与水环境的自然属性、环境要素、管理属性、行政属性之间的关系,确定了代码的组成和编制规则。     

省级污水处理厂GPRS无线数据传输监测系统设计与实施

以辽宁省环境信息中心为例,介绍了利用GPRS（通用分组无线业务）无线传输技术监测全省污水处理厂污水排放、污水处理情况的“省级污水处理GPRS无线数据传输监测系统”。该系统将对污水处理厂各监测仪器进行实时监控,并把监测仪器送到PLC采集器中的数据通过无线传输上传到省污水处理监控中心,在监控中心可以对数据实时监测,对监测仪器设备实时监控,并对数据进行处理,使污染排放监管部门能更及时、准确、具体、全面地掌握全省环境质量、环境监控和重点污染源的数据和信息,以提高执法的快速反应能力、全面的监管能力和科学决策的支持能力。     

Environmental indices in irrigation management

Irrigation management calls for objective criteria capable of representing the economy, reliability, and productivity of irrigation systems. These criteria must be compatible with long-term sustainability and conservation goals. The criteria representing the above goals are the economic effect of management on yield reduction, economic effect, and reliability referring to plant growth and operation of the network. In this study environmental indices are introduced to express the above criteria in quantitative terms. The inclusion of these indices at the farm and network level create a multicriteria framework for decision-making based on composite programming. An experimental study was conducted during the irrigation periods of 1989 and 1990 in Chania, Greece, concerning water delivered to 40 experimental plots, soil moisture content at the rootzone, and irrigation system operational failures. The data collected in real time were used for the calculation of the corresponding environmental indices. The variation in time and space is high and resulted in up to 62% of yield loss and low system performance (up to 7% of system temporal reliability). The study indicated that environmental indices could be incorporated to select alternatives and also to develop policies on water delivery. The final decision involves a trade-off analysis between cost of application and desired system performance. Measures of both primary objectives can be obtained using environmental indices that represent system operation aggregation at its basic levels (on farm and network).     

Who should prepare environmental impact assessments?

The practice of EIA preparation in a number of states and countries is reviewed in the light of the need to avoid bias, integrate the EIA with project design, and make the proponent pay. It is concluded that the best arrangement may be to make the proponent responsible for EIA preparation and to advise a number of constraints designed to improve the quality of the studies and reduce bias. First, the proponent should be required to select a consultant from a register of those known to be honest, unbiased, technically competent, and capable of working with a design team. Second, two steering committees should be established to identify key issues, specify data collection and modeling programs and methods, and ensure that the study stays on course.     

The environmental attitudes inventory: A valid and reliable measure to assess the structure of environmental attitudes

Environmental attitudes (EA), a crucial construct in environmental psychology, are a psychological tendency expressed by evaluating the natural environment with some degree of favour or disfavour. There are hundreds of EA measures available based on different conceptual and theoretical frameworks, and most researchers prefer to generate new measures rather than organize those already available. The present research provides a cumulative and theoretical approach to the measurement of EA, in which the multidimensional and hierarchical nature of EA is considered. Reported are findings from three studies on the development of a psychometrically sound, multidimensional inventory to assess EA cross-culturally, the Environmental Attitudes Inventory (EAI). The EAI has twelve specific scales that capture the main facets measured by previous research. The twelve factors were established through confirmatory factor analyses, and the EAI scales are shown to be unidimensional scales with high internal consistency, homogeneity and high test-retest reliability, and also to be largely free from social desirability.