机械加工业清洁生产的一则技改实例

一家机械加工厂采用先进的工艺和设备代替落后的工艺和设备，并且撤消了一些工序和对生产车间进行了重新布局，不仅提高了工作效率，而且减少了环境污染，促进了清洁生产，对此，从废水，废气，噪声和废渣四个方面进行了详细评述。     

富安茧丝绸清洁生产实例分析

通过对富安茧丝绸清洁生产审计的实例分析，总结出了清洁生产审计，增加了企业的经济效益，降低了生产成本，提高了产品质量，减少了污染物排放。     

废水中和处理pH值自动控制系统

造纸厂废水处理ｐＨ值的控制，由于存在非线性问题，常规控制手段无法到满意的效果。为此，我们采取了变参数，分程控制等高级控制方案，较好地补偿了非线性问题，有效地扩大了调节范围，达到了废水ｐＨ值排放要求。     

废旧计算机CRT监视器的管理和资源化技术

分析了废旧计算机CRT监视器的材料组成，并且阐明了它对环境和人体健康的潜在危害，同时比较了国内外相关管理现状，总结了目前已有的资源化技术，主要是拆解技术，并且介绍了目前国内外的资源化实践，并提出有关建议。     

射流曝气器研究进展

射流曝气技术的应用与完善，有赖于射流曝气器的研制与发展，本文综述了射流曝气器的研究进展，并根据供气方式，工作压力，结构类型，安装方式，安装高度进行了分类，其中着重详述了对研发射流器比较重要的结构类型，最后指出射流曝气的研究趋势。     

采用热煤气治理倒焰窑

燃煤倒焰窑用途广泛，烟尘污染严重，是大气污染治理的难点，文章通过介绍了采用热煤气治理倒焰窑的技术，并分析了存在的问题，指出了改进的方向，为倒焰窑提供了一条有效的技术途径。     

陕西神木大柳塔洗煤厂煤泥水快速沉降剂试验研究

为了解决陕西神木大柳塔洗煤厂煤泥水的快速沉降和洗水循环再利用，在深入研究原煤泥水处理工艺技术效能的基础上，研究和发展了一种新型高效、经济的煤泥水处理工艺技术，合成了一种快速沉降剂。经过反复试验研究，使得原煤泥水系统有了极大改善，实现了洗水闭路循环和煤泥厂内回收，降低了药耗，缩短了反应时间，达到了快速沉降的目的。     

开发区实施循环经济的环境管理探讨--以苏州高新区为例

以苏州高新区为例，指出了主要环境问题，分析了实施循环经济的环境管理现状及不足，并重点提出了实施循环经济的环境管理对策，为开发区按循环经济的规律运行作了有益的探索，也为循环经济的顺利开展提供了科学依据。     

城市生活垃圾中转站举升装置设计与应用

对地平式城市垃圾中转站的3种举升装置进行了详细分析，指出了其存在的问题，提出了一种新型的链条式城市垃圾中转站举升装置，它结构紧凑，运行平称可靠，成本低，噪音小，节能省电，是垃圾中转站新型优选产品，现已成功应用于环卫工程中。     

非平衡等离子体技术对有害气体污染物的降解研究进展

由于非平衡等离子体化学过程在增强氧化能力，促进分子离解以及加速化学反应等方面具有很高的效率，因此，近年来利用非平衡等离子技术对气体污染物的破坏分解研究受到了广泛的关注，本文简述了非平衡等离子体技术对气体污染物的降解原理，综述了国内外利用这一技术破坏各种气体污染物的最新进展，讨论了放电功率，停留时间，催化剂，化合物结构等因素对放电反应效率的影响，并展望了其应用前景。     

膜分离技术在油气回收中的应用

简单阐述了油气回收的意义,并对几种常用的油气回收方法进行了介绍,分析其优缺点,重点论述了膜分离技术在油气回收中的应用,以及国内外的进展情况和典型应用实例,最后对膜法油气回收与其它方法作了比较,对膜法回收现阶段的存在问题进行了剖析,并对今后的研究方向提出了建议。研究结果表明,膜法是一种大有前途的油气回收方法。     

Thermal exploitation of wastes with lignite for energy production

The thermal exploitation of wastewood with Greek lignite was investigated by performing tests in a laboratory-scale fluidized bed reactor, a 1-MW(th) semi-industrial circulating fluidized bed combustor, and an industrial boiler. Blends of natural wood, demolition wood, railroad sleepers, medium-density fiberboard residues, and power poles with lignite were used, and the co-combustion efficiency and the effect of wastewood addition on the emitted pollutants were investigated. Carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and oxides of nitrogen emissions were continuously monitored, and, during the industrial-scale tests, the toxic emissions (polychlorinated dibenzodioxins and dibenzofurans and heavy metals) were determined. Ash samples were analyzed for heavy metals in an inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectroscopy spectrophotometer. Problems were observed during the preparation of wastewood, because species embedded with different compounds, such as railway sleepers and demolition wood, were not easily treated. All wastewood blends were proven good fuels; co-combustion proceeded smoothly and homogeneous temperature and pressure profiles were obtained. Although some fluctuations were observed, low emissions of gaseous pollutants were obtained for all fuel blends. The metal element emissions (in the flue gases and the solid residues) were lower than the legislative limits. Therefore, wastewood co-combustion with lignite can be realized, provided that the fuel handling and preparation can be practically performed in large-scale installations.     

The metabolism of some chlorinated dibenzofurans by rats

Rats were given single oral doses of 2-chloro-, 2,8-dichloro-, 2,3,8-trichloro- and octachloro-dibenzofuran. Urine, faeces, fat and liver were analysed for starting materials and metabolites. The mono-, di- and trichlorodibenzofurans yielded mono- and dihydroxy derivatives, but metabolites containing sulphur were detected only with the mono- and dichlorodibenzofuran.Contrary to the chlorodibenzo-p-dioxins, where hydroxylated metabolites with substitution only at the 2,3-positions were isolated, chlorodibenzofuran-metabolites show a wider substitution pattern; five monohydroxy-derivatives were found, for instance, from 2,8-dichlorodibenzofuran.No metabolites were detected in urine, faeces and tissues of rats which were fed with octachlorodibenzofuran.     

Identification and level estimation of chlorinated neutral aromatic sulfur compounds and their alkylated derivatives in pulp mill effluents and sediments

Seven effluent samples from a modern pulp mill, in which chlorine and chlorine dioxide bleaching is used, and five sediment samples from the recipient watercourse were investigated for polychlorinated dibenzothiophenes (PCDBTs), polychlorinated thianthrenes (PCTAs), polychlorinated diphenylsulfides (PCDPSs) and for alkylated derivatives of these. Mainly di-, tri-, tetra- and pentachlorinated congeners were studied. Particles and filtrates from the effluents were analyzed separately. The concentration levels of the nonalkylated compounds were found to be higher in the filtrates than in the particles. Trichlorinated dibenzothiophenes and thianthrenes were found as the major congeners. Pentachlorinated derivatives were not found. Alkylated di- and trichlorodibenzothiophenes were detected in some samples, while alkylated chlorinated thianthrenes and diphenylsulfides were nondetectable. The estimated concentration levels of the compounds detected were in the range of 40–2700 pg/L in the pulp mill effluents and in the range of 2–40 pg/g dry weight in the sediments. Mixtures of methylated di- and trichlorodibenzothiophenes used as references in analyses were prepared from methylchlorobiphenyls. Some new pure model compounds were obtained by HPLC fractionation of the chlorination mixture of dibenzothiophene. Structures of these were determined by ¹H NMR.     

Pesticides in rainfall in Europe

Papers and published reports investigating the presence of pesticides in rainfall in Europe were reviewed. Approximately half of the compounds that were analysed for were detected. For those detected, most concentrations were below about 100 ng/l, but larger concentrations, up to a few thousand nanograms per litre, were detected occasionally at most monitoring sites. The most frequently detected compounds were lindane (gamma-HCH) and its isomer (alpha-HCH), which were detected on 90-100% of sampling occasions at most of the sites where they were monitored. For compounds developed more recently, detection was usually limited to the spraying season. A classification of pesticides according to their deposition pattern is proposed.     

Evaluation of retrofit crankcase ventilation controls and diesel oxidation catalysts for reducing air pollution in school buses

This study evaluates the effect of retrofit closed crankcase ventilation filters (CCFs) and diesel oxidation catalysts (DOCs) on the in-cabin air quality in transit-style diesel school buses. In-cabin pollution levels were measured on three buses from the Pueblo, CO District 70 fleet. Monitoring was conducted while buses were driven along their regular routes, with each bus tested three times before and three times after installation of control devices. Ultrafine number concentrations in the school bus cabins were 33–41% lower, on average, after the control devices were installed. Mean mass concentrations of particulate matter less than 2.5 μm in diameter (PM2.5) were 56% lower, organic carbon (OC) 41% lower, elemental carbon (EC) 85% lower, and formaldehyde 32% lower after control devices were installed. While carbon monoxide concentrations were low in all tests, mean concentrations were higher after control devices were installed than in pre-retrofit tests. Reductions in number, OC, and formaldehyde concentrations were statistically significant, but reductions in PM2.5 mass were not. Even with control devices installed, during some runs PM2.5 and OC concentrations in the bus cabins were elevated compared to ambient concentrations observed in the area. OC concentrations inside the bus cabins ranged from 22 to 58 μg m^?3 before and 13 to 33 μg m^?3 after control devices were installed. OC concentrations were correlated with particle-bound organic tracers for lubricating oil emissions (hopanes) and diesel fuel and tailpipe emissions (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and aliphatic hydrocarbons). Mean concentrations of hopanes, PAH, and aliphatic hydrocarbons were lower by 37, 50, and 43%, respectively, after the control devices were installed, suggesting that both CCFs and DOCs were effective at reducing in-cabin OC concentrations.     

Effects of cadmium on the performance and microbiology of laboratory-scale lagoons treating domestic sewage

Two experiments were performed to assess the impact of cadmium on the sewage lagoon wastewater treatment process. For each one, three laboratory-scale pilot plants with one tank receiving the same raw effluent were used; one plant served as control and the other two were contaminated once only with cadmium. In the first study, the effects of a shock load of two concentrations of cadmium chloride (60 and 300 micrograms/l) on the plant performance, microbial populations (protists and bacteria) and enzyme activities were determined. Initially, most of the performance parameters were affected concentration-dependently. A reduction in the protist population density and some influence on the total bacterial population were observed, and the potential enzymatic activities were also modified. A second experiment with a lower cadmium concentration (30 micrograms/l), supplied as chloride or sulphate, still perturbed most of the parameters studied, and the effects of the two cadmium salts were identical.     

Temporal trends of persistent organochlorine residues in human adipose tissue from Japan, 1928-1985

The presence of pesticide residues in rain, throughfall, stemflow and in ambient air in two Italian forests affected by the forest damage phenomenon were investigated. Pesticides measured were: alachlor, atrazine, carbaryl, 2,4-D, diazinon, dichlobenil, fluazifop-butyl, MCPA, parathion, phorate and trifluralin. Rainwater samples were collected from May to October 1988 at Vallombrosa and Renon, air and atmospheric particulates were sampled during April-June 1989, only at Vallombrosa. A total of 146 samples of rainfall and 20 samples of ambient air were analysed and 49 out of 166 samples contained at least one active ingredient. Herbicides were more frequent than insecticides, and their concentrations were also higher (max 3.44 microg litre(-1)).     

Thermal Exploitation of Wastes with Lignite for Energy Production

Abstract

The thermal exploitation of wastewood with Greek lignite was investigated by performing tests in a laboratory-scale fluidized bed reactor, a 1-MW_th semi-industrial circulating fluidized bed combustor, and an industrial boiler.

Blends of natural wood, demolition wood, railroad sleepers, medium-density fiberboard residues, and power poles with lignite were used, and the co-combustion efficiency and the effect of wastewood addition on the emitted pollutants were investigated. Carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and oxides of nitrogen emissions were continuously monitored, and, during the industrial-scale tests, the toxic emissions (polychlorinated dibenzodioxins and dibenzofurans and heavy metals) were determined. Ash samples were analyzed for heavy metals in an inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectroscopy spectrophotometer.

Problems were observed during the preparation of wastewood, because species embedded with different compounds, such as railway sleepers and demolition wood, were not easily treated. All wastewood blends were proven good fuels; co-combustion proceeded smoothly and homogeneous temperature and pressure profiles were obtained. Although some fluctuations were observed, low emissions of gaseous pollutants were obtained for all fuel blends. The metal element emissions (in the flue gases and the solid residues) were lower than the legislative limits. Therefore, wastewood co-combustion with lignite can be realized, provided that the fuel handling and preparation can be practically performed in large-scale installations.     

Interaction of ozone exposure and Fusarium subglutinans inoculation on growth and disease development of loblolly pine seedlings

Seedlings from ten half-sib families of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) were exposed in open-top chambers to carbon-filtered air (CF), non-filtered air (NF), or air amended with ozone to 1.7 or 2.5 times ambient. After 105 days of exposure, half the seedlings within each family were wounded but not inoculated and half were wounded and inoculated with the pitch canker fungus, Fusarium subglutinans, to which five families were relatively resistant. After an additional 50 days of ozone treatment, seedling growth and canker development were recorded. Cankers were significantly (sigma < or = 0.05) smaller among resistant compared to susceptible families, and were significantly larger among seedlings receiving the highest (2.5) compared to the ambient (NF) ozone treatment. The wound scars of non-inoculated seedlings were also significantly larger among seedlings receiving the 2.5 compared to the NF treatment, but these dimensions did not differ significantly with seedling family or resistance. The weights of needles and large roots were significantly smaller at the 2.5 compared to the 1.7 ozone treatment for inoculated but not for non-inoculated seedlings; this resulted in a significant interaction for ozone and inoculation effects. Among resistant families, root weights were significantly smaller for inoculated seedlings. Diameter growth and dry weights of needles were significantly smaller among inoculated compared to non-inoculated seedlings, but did not differ between NF and 2.5 ozone treatments.