污泥施用对林地土壤基本性质及酶活性的影响

以无锡卢村污水处理厂厌氧消化的脱水污泥为有机肥源,采用土培盆栽试验的方法,研究了不同用量污泥施用后土壤基本性质的变化及对土壤酶活性的影响。试验设计5种处理,污泥施用量和占土质量的比例分别为0（不施污泥的对照处理,CK）,30（3%）,60（6%）,120（12%）和240（24%）g·kg^-1。结果表明,污泥使用提高了土壤中养分元素和有机质的含量;黄棕壤中过氧化氢酶的活性平均比潮土中的高5.2%,随污泥用量的增加潮土中过氧化氢酶活性提高,而黄棕壤中的无明显变化;与对照相比,土壤脲酶活性在两种土壤上分别增加55.6%～122%（黄棕壤）和46.2%～67.5%（潮土）,且与土壤全氮、全磷、水解氮、速效磷和有机质（黄棕壤）和土壤全氮、水解氮和有机质（潮土）呈正相关;结果还显示污泥使用增加了土壤蔗糖酶活性,但不同污泥用量之间无明显差异。     

污泥土地利用对草坪草及土壤的影响

以沈阳北部污水处理厂污泥为研究对象,开展了污泥土地利用对草坪草及土壤环境影响的研究.结果表明,污泥土地利用可提高土壤养分含量特别是土壤中有机质含量;使草坪草获得了良好的生长响应,草坪草生物量增加,绿期延长;使土壤重金属含量有所增加,Cd元素含量超过土壤环境质量二级标准,而土壤Pb、Cu、Zn元素含量均未超过土壤环境质量二级标准;早熟禾对Pb具有良好的吸收富集能力,污泥在25、30、60t·hm^-2低施入量时,结缕草对Cd、Cu、Zn具有良好的吸收富集能力.     

低温下排水速率对CANON型人工快速渗滤系统稳定性的影响

在中温[(35±2)℃]、高氨氮[(459.98±36.98)mg/L]浓度下启动基于亚硝化的全程自养脱氮(CANON)型人工快速渗滤(CRI)系统,而后使其在低温[(10±2)℃]下处理生活污水,探究了排水速率(vd)对系统氮素转化性能及微生物特性的影响.结果表明,对vd的合理设置可修复并优化CRI系统中的限氧微环境...     

沈阳北部城市污水处理厂设施运营对天津环保产业的几点启示

依据沈阳城市污水处理厂设施运营的经验,提出以城市污水处理厂建设为切入点,以排污制度为政策支柱,以重组环保产业集团为龙头,充分利用股票市场融资功能发展天津环保产业的模式。     

有机污泥改制含碳吸附剂工艺及应用

采用先干燥再浸溃活化流程对有机污泥进行了改制含碳吸附剂工艺研究。试验结果表明,有机污泥在活化温度为５００℃,活化剂浓度为４２％,活化时间为４０ｍｉｎ,污泥与活化溶液重量比为１：３．５的条件下,可以改制成碘值为５１２ｍｇ／ｇ以上的含碳吸附剂;并利用其处理俯含电泳漆废水和含苯酚放心水,均取得优良的净化效果。     

兰炼添加剂厂酸性水处理设施改造的方索深讨

兰州炼油化工总厂添加剂分厂规模增大,原处理设施己不能满足要求,因此必须对添加剂分厂酸性水进行预处理。对添加剂厂酸性水处理设施进行改造。优选方案Ⅰ、Ⅱ,选取方案Ⅱ。采用含酸污水集水池,提升泵,中和池,除油器,碱罐及储油罐等设施,对添加剂厂酸性水处理设施进行必要改造。采用方案Ⅱ,既经济、高效,又可减小劳动强度,改善环境条件,达到预处理效果。     

石油矿区生活垃圾与污水的治理

石油矿区生活污染源排放的污染物问题越来越突出。生活污水的治理可采用建设集中生活污水处理厂,处理后的污水用于绿化。生活垃圾实行分类、袋装化,对各种垃圾进行分类处理。做好油田矿区生活污染物治理,管理部门应制定相应管理办法和有关规定。环卫系统与物资回收部门,应搞好实施方案     

钻井废水处理技术探讨

利用现有装备处理钻井废水,处理后的水质已不能满足２０００年企业污染物排放达标的规定要求。川东钻探公司从美国引进了Ｈｙｄｒｏｃａｌ钻井污水处理系统,对目前石油系统钻井废水普遍存在的技术问题进行了探讨,提出了应借鉴国外钻井污水处理系统的优点。建议钻井废水处理装备的研制仍然应采用提高混凝沉淀效果、固液分离水平及控制水平等     

IMPROVING URBAN WATERWAYS IN EMERGING COUNTRIES: AN ACTION PLAN FOR MADRAS1

ABSTRACT: Typically, infrastructure agencies build massive water projects to serve expanding populations in emerging country cities, but collect and treat only a fraction of the resulting wastewater. This effluent often overwhelms existing sewerage systems and fouls waterways. Cleaning urban waterways requires large investments over long terms and the political will to make and sustain them. This challenge - difficult in advanced countries - becomes daunting with the scarce resources and weak institutions typical of emerging countries. This paper presents a framework to structure such a strategy, and applies it to Madras, India. It consists of three parts: (1) setting a vision through a participatory process; (2) macro investments mainly in wastewater treatment that use least-cost methods; and (3) micro investments in small projects that involve local people and galvanize public support. The macro investment, $350 million for Madras, appears very large, but averages out to $66 per capita, far below the $1,000-$2,000 typical of advanced country cities. Micro projects to be undertaken by Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) included an independent wastewater monitoring program, sanitary upgrading of slums along waterways banks, a cattle waste demonstration project, and an industrial pollution survey. Together, a macro/micro strategy promises the funding and political will to achieve a balanced vision of waterways quality.     

PRECIPITATION DIFFERENCES AMONGST GCMs USED FOR THE U.S. NATIONAL ASSESSMENT1

ABSTRACT: Two general circulation models (GCMs) used in the U.S. national assessment of the potential consequences of climate variability and change (CGCM1 and HadCM2) show a large increase in precipitation in the future over the southwestern U.S., particularly during winter. This precipitation increase is an extension of a larger region of increased precipitation in the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of North America that is associated with a deepened and southward-shifted Aleutian Low, a weaker subtropical high, and warmer sea surface temperatures (SSTs). The models differ in their simulation of precipitation anomalies over the southeastern U.S., with CGCM1 showing drier conditions and HadCM2 showing wetter conditions in the future. While both models show decreased frequency of Atlantic storms, consistent with decreased meridional and land/sea temperature gradients, the more coastal position of the storm track in CGCM1 results in less precipitation than modern along the eastern seaboard of the U.S. During summer, differences in land surface models within the two GCMs sometimes lead to differences in soil moisture that feed back to the precipitation over land due to available moisture.