CITY OF TUCSON WASTE WATER EFFLUENT DELIVERY FACILITY1

ABSTRACT: The Tucson area is totally dependent on ground water, which is in increasingly short supply due to excessive overdrafts. Tucson area waste water treatment plants discharge material quantities of secondary effluent downstream, which is lost to evapotranspiration and recharge of the ground water basin. The city and the four large mining companies who share the common Santa Cruz basin ground water, recognized the common water supply problem and agreed to fund a feasibility study for mining process use of the effluent to partly alleviate the overdraft of ground water. The study analyzed the projected waste water effluent resources, potential mining company demand for waste water effluent and possible interface of an effluent delivery facility with the proposed Central Arizona Project. The effluent resources were analyzed with respect to potential demand. An optimum alignment was selected. An optimum system was detailed through design schematics, amortized cost and finance requirements, and an implementation schedule. It was concluded that a waste water effluent delivery facility could be implemented which would utilize reclaimed effluent in quantities approximating 35 percent of basin overdraft and which would provide revenue for full cost recovery over a 20 year operation period. The mining companies are studying the internal economic impacts of the project.     

Housing reconstruction after two major earthquakes: the 1994 Northridge earthquake in the United States and the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake in Taiwan

The idea of pre-impact recovery planning has recently been promoted by researchers and practitioners, but very little research has been done to evaluate its effects on disaster recovery. This study compared two jurisdictions — the city of Los Angeles, California and Taichung county in Taiwan — in their recovery from earthquakes. Although the two cases also differ with respect to variables other than the presence of pre-impact recovery plans, the available data suggest that having a pre-impact recovery plan facilitates housing reconstruction and allows local officials to make more effective use of the window of opportunity after disaster to integrate hazard mitigation into the recovery process.     

从胶片生产废料中回收银

介绍了从涂布废水,废胶片、废乳剂中回收银的工艺流程,叙述了工业试验出现的问题和采取的措施。工业试验结果表明,对从上述３种废料中得到的湿银泥,采用培烧－置换－铸锭工艺回收银,回收率大于９９％,产品银锭的纯度大于９９．９％。     

干旱区油田采油污水的处理及综合利用

我国西部干旱地区的塔里木盆地,有许多深居欧亚大陆腹地的大型油田,都地处水资源极其匮乏的地区,在油田的开发过程中的用水量和产水量都比较大,本文就采油过程中产生的采油污水的处理和综合利用问题作了探讨。     

锐颈特与马拉硫磷交替使用对麦穗鱼脑乙酰胆碱酯酶活性恢复的 …

研究了５％锐颈特县浮剂与９５％马拉硫磷文替使用对麦穗鱼（Ｐｓｅｕｄｏｒａｓｂｏｒａ ｐａｒｏａ）乙酰胆碱酯酶（ＡＣｈＥ,ＥＣ３．１．１．７）活性的影响。结果表明,０．２ｍｇ／Ｌ,锐颈物与２ｍｇ／Ｌ马拉硫磷交替使用均影响被抑制的ＡＣｈＥ活性恢复。文中还探讨了研究农药影响对于合理评价农药环境毒性的意义。     

含氟烟气的净化与回收

含氟烟气是主要的大气污染物之一,本文就铝电解、磷肥工业产生的含氟烟气的一般治理方法进行了综述,各企业应因地制宜,选用技术先进、经济合理、操作简单、可有效控制污染的含氟烟气净化工艺.     

重金属对2-氯酚厌氧降解及微生态结构的影响

研究了Cu²⁺、Cd²⁺、Ni²⁺对2-氯酚(2-CP)厌氧降解及其微生态结构的影响.结果表明,重金属冲击对连续流厌氧系统具有明显的抑制作用,抑制程度为Cu²⁺>Ni²⁺>Cd²⁺;300mg/L重金属冲击使系统降解率低于30%,需驯化40d左右才能恢复,其中受Ni冲击的体系恢复较快;不同浓度金属离子对2-CP间歇降解系统的抑制作用同样为Cu²⁺>Niv²⁺>Cd²⁺;低浓度重金属离子的驯化能提高污泥对重金属的抗性,驯化后300mg/Lcu²⁺和Ni²⁺对降解速率的抑制均降低了45%左右.重金属对厌氧体系的抑制作用和对厌氧污泥微生态结构的影响之间具有很大相关性,厌氧微生态结构受Cu²⁺冲击后影响最大,受Ni²⁺影响后恢复最快.     

造纸黑液资源化处理回收木糖粉

本文通过对造纸制浆黑液资源化处理回收木糖粉技术应用的实例分析 ,系统介绍了其技术工艺、设备特点 ,详细分析了它的环境效益和社会效益。本技术对中小型制浆造纸企业治理黑液提供了有益的借鉴     

12500kVA硅铁电炉除尘及投资效益

介绍了 12 5 0 0kVA硅铁电炉除尘工艺、主要设备组成及除尘系统优势 ,并对硅微粉的回收进行了投资分析。     

Characteristics of element distributions in an MSW ash melting treatment system

Thermal treatment of municipal solid waste (MSW) has become a common practice in waste volume reduction and resource recovery. For the utilization of molten slag for construction materials and metal recovery, it is important to understand the behavior of heavy metals in the melting process. In this study, the correlation between the contents of elements in feed materials and MSW molten slag and their distributions in the ash melting process, including metal residues, are investigated. The hazardous metal contents in the molten slag were significantly related to the contents of metals in the feed materials. Therefore, the separation of products containing these metals in waste materials could be an effective means of producing environmentally safe molten slag with a low hazardous metals content. The distribution ratios of elements in the ash melting process were also determined. The elements Zn and Pb were found to have a distribution ratio of over 60% in fly ash from the melting furnace and the contents of these metals were also high; therefore, Zn and Pb could be potential target metals for recycling from fly ash from the melting furnace. Meanwhile, Cu, Ni, Mo, Sn, and Sb were found to have distribution ratios of over 60% in the metal residue. Therefore, metal residue could be a good resource for these metals, as the contents of Cu, Ni, Mo, Sn, and Sb in metal residue are higher than those in other output materials.