染料酸性橙Ⅱ生产废水处理工艺

以天津某染化厂的酸性橙Ⅱ废水为研究对象,利用Ｎ₂₃₅-煤油－Ｈ₂ＳＯ₄－ＮａＯＨ的萃取－反萃取体系,通过静态杯皿实验,确定了萃取－反萃取过程的最佳工艺参数,使萃取效率可达９０％ ,出水ＣＯＤ值可降低到３５０ｍ ｇ／Ｌ;酸性橙Ⅱ废水的有机成分总浓缩倍数达２５～４０倍;废水的萃余液经二次萃取法和混凝沉淀法处理后,出水的ＣＯＤ值＜ ２００ｍ ｇ／Ｌ,色度＜ ８０倍,达到天津市工业废水的排放标准     

除镉最佳混凝剂的筛选及应用条件研究

通过采用聚合氯化铝铁（PAFC）、氯化铁（FeCl3）及聚合硫酸铁（PFS）对含镉废水的处理研究表明,三种混凝剂对含镉水体均有良好的处理效果,同等条件下,三种混凝剂对含镉水体去除率分别为98.22%、92.19%和93.63%。研究了PAFC对含镉水体的混凝沉淀效果,实验结果表明：碱性条件有利于镉离子的沉淀,当pH为9～11时,去除率可达98.00%左右;对于初始浓度为4.000 0 mg.L-1的含镉废水,经处理后,水体浓度可降至0.184 0 mg.L-1,对于初始浓度为0.400 0 mg.L-1的含镉废水,经处理后水体浓度降至0.007 2 mg.L-1;废水中投加一定量的石灰乳对PAFC除镉起一定的作用,投加量达30.00 mg.L-1时,其去除率达99.91%;通过对PAFC除镉动力学拟合,符合一级线性动力学方程。     

循环流化床锅炉掺烧危废渣蜡对灰渣污染特征的影响

煤制油技术产生的易蓄热自燃的渣蜡属于危险废物,处置不当会带来较大的环境影响和环境风险。通过与燃料煤混合燃烧的利用方式处理渣蜡可降低处理成本,同时减少能源浪费。按燃料煤与渣蜡30∶1的比例混合,通过循环流化床 (CFB) 锅炉掺烧,对其热能进行利用,并研究其对CFB锅炉运行和灰渣特征的影响。结果表明,混合后的掺烧燃料组分变化差异较大,部分重金属含量有所增高;掺烧实验开始阶段锅炉的运行负荷和炉膛的出口温度出现明显上升,而工况稳定后,波动不大;相比燃料煤,掺烧产生的粉煤灰和炉渣的热灼减率无明显差异,二恶英类持久性有机污染物贡献均以OCDD为主导,但重金属铬、锰和铜含量稍有增加,主要受渣蜡中重金属迁移和难挥发影响。本研究结果可为通过循环流化床 (CFB) 锅炉掺烧发电的方式对渣蜡进行合理的资源化利用提供参考。     

辅助燃料对垃圾熔融炉炉温影响的分析研究

文章计算了在不同焦炭加入量及不同焦炭和煤的配比条件下处理城市生活垃圾时气化熔融炉的炉温。计算结果表明,用焚烧法处理重庆市的生活垃圾时,在常温鼓风条件下,要使垃圾灰渣完全熔融,焦炭配比至少应在42％以上;在一定的条件下,可以用煤部分或全部代替焦炭,同时配以高温鼓风,可使炉温达到并超过垃圾灰渣的熔融温度,从而使得垃圾灰渣熔融。     

DSD酸氧化缩合废水浓缩液回用试验研究

研究了DSD酸氧化缩合废水浓缩液回用到原生产过程的可行性。对DSD酸氧化缩合废水可采用萃取技术分离出其中97％的有机物，反萃产生的4－8倍的浓缩液返回到DSD酸生产中的氧化缩合单元后，可提高DNS酸的收率约7．43％，且不会明显影响产品的纯度，浓缩液8次循环磁用试验的结果表明，虽然DSD酸氧化缩合废水的COD从15000－20000mg/L提高到20000－29000mg/L，但没有显著持续增长的趋势，表明反应液中副产物的浓度得到了有效的控制。     

Fe2+-H2O2法处理DSD酸生产氧化母液的研究

为改善DSD酸氧化母液的可生化降解性,将废液先用有机絮凝剂TS-1(一种季胺盐)处理,TS-1的投加量为3g/L,其后用Fe²⁺-H₂O₂法氧化,Fe²⁺和H₂O₂的量分别为150mg/L,7g/L,废液COD和色度的去除率分别可达64%和62%。经处理后的废水,其BOD₅/COD≈0.3,可以认为已达到生化处理的要求。当H₂O₂的投量为2g/L,经Fe²⁺-H₂O₂氧化处理后的废液,再用FeCl₃进行两级混凝处理(FeCl₃的投加量分别为5g/L和2g/L),则COD和色度的去除率可达90%和95%。     

畜禽养殖业氨氮总量控制减排技术评估研究

畜禽养殖业是"十二五"期间氨氮总量减排的重点,其清洁生产与末端治理技术种类繁多,不同技术在不同应用条件下减排效果差别显著。深入分析了国内外畜禽养殖业发展与污染现状,系统归纳了国内畜禽养殖业氨氮总量减排技术区域特征,综合使用层次-灰色综合评判法、费用-效益法、表单法等对氨氮总量减排技术进行了综合性的评价研究,构建了基于面向服务架构(SOA)的氨氮减排技术评估咨询平台。结果表明,氨氮总量减排技术评估方法与平台可大幅度提高技术评价的效率和精确度,可广泛应用于企业和管理部门氨氮减排的工程技术与环境管理工作。     

Effects of the Heavy Metals Copper and Zinc on Zooxanthellae Cells in Culture

The growth of symbiotic algal cells (zooxanthellae) isolated from the coral, Montipora verrucosa under the influence of the heavy metals copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn) was investigated. Zooxanthellae cells cultured in f/2 enriched seawater medium were subjected to a maximum Cu level of 42µg.l-1, Zn concentration of 509µg.l-1, and various combinations of the two metals, in ecotoxicological bioassays lasting up to 28 days. A Cu level of 40µg.l-1 caused significantly depressed specific growth rates of cell cultures obtained using a standard growth model. Low concentrations of the metals Cu and Zn in combination elicited synergistic effects of sublethal toxicity. The use of cultured zooxanthellae cells in bioassays investigating sublethal effects of heavy metal stress has relevant applications in the field of pollution monitoring.     

Association between prenatal exposure to phthalates and the health of newborns

Phthalates are developmental and reproductive toxicants for the fetus in pregnant rodents, and the ability of phthalates to penetrate the placenta have been reported. The aims of this study were to evaluate the association between maternal urine excretion, the exposure of fetus to phthalates in amniotic fluid, and the health of newborns. Amniotic fluid and urine samples from pregnant women were collected to measure five phthalate monoesters using liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS-MS) and the newborns' birth weight, gestational age, and anogenital distance (AGD) were collected. The median levels of three phthalate monoesters in urine and amniotic fluid were 78.4 and 85.2 ng/mL monobutyl phthalate (MBP); 24.9 and 22.8 ng/mL mono-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (MEHP); 19.8 and Not Detected monoethyl phthalate (MEP). We found a significant positive correlation only between creatinine adjusted urinary MBP and amniotic fluid MBP (R(2)=0.156, p<0.05) in all infants and, only in female infants, a significantly negative correlation between amniotic fluid MBP, AGD (R=-0.31, p<0.06), and the anogenital index adjusted by birth weight (AGI-W) (R=-0.32, p<0.05). Although the influence of prenatal di-n-butyl phthalate (DBP) exposure on the endocrinology and physiology of the fetus is still a puzzle, our data clearly show that in utero exposure to phthalates in general has anti-androgenic effects on the fetus.