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Grochowalski A Lassen C Holtzer M Sadowski M Hudyma T 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2007,14(5):326-332
Background The aim of the project was to measure the actual emissions of PCDD/F, PCBs and HCB from 20 selected metallurgical installations
in Poland, in order to update the national inventory of dioxin emission from metallurgical industry for developing a strategy
for dioxins and furans emission abatement from the subject facilities (UNEP 2005).
Methods Sampling methodology used in this work was developed at the Cracow University of Technology because of the complexity of simultaneous
sampling and determining PCDFs, PCDDs, PCB and HCB. For the determination a GC-MS/MS system was used.
Results and Discussion Results from the work indicate that the highest dioxins and PCB concentrations were recorded for iron ore sintering plants
at 1.10–1.32 ng total1 TEQ/Nm3 followed by aluminium scrap melting at 0.03–0.66 ng total TEQ/Nm3. The highest HCB concentrations at 613–1491 ng/Nm3 were also recorded for iron ore sintering plants, whereas at aluminium plants the HCB concentrations were in the range of
only 10.1–22.7 ng/Nm3.
Conclusions The above investigations indicate that secondary aluminium production is the most significant dioxins source, if calculated
as emission factor values. However, iron ore sintering plants are operating at much higher production capacity, causing this
process to become the major source of dioxins, PCB and HCB pollution to the atmosphere in Poland.
Recommendations and Perspectives Based on the performed tests and the environmental reviews of selected plants several recommendations were formulated for
the reduction of generation or of emission of these pollutants from iron ore sintering plants, electric arc furnace steel
production processes, hot-blast furnace operations, secondary aluminium smelting and primary zinc production from zinc cathodes. 相似文献
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The aim of this paper is to recommend a rapid conceptual classification model for Sustainable Flood Retention Basins (SFRB) used to control runoff in a temperate climate. An SFRB is an aesthetically pleasing retention basin predominantly used for flood protection adhering to sustainable drainage and best management practices. The classification model was developed on the basis of a database of 141 SFRB using the River Rhine catchment in Baden (part of Baden-Württemberg, Germany) as a case study. It is based on an agglomerative cluster analysis and is intended to be used by engineers and scientists to adequately classify the following different types of SFRB: Hydraulic Flood Retention Basin, Traditional Flood Retention Basin, Sustainable Flood Retention Wetland, Aesthetic Flood Retention Wetland, Integrated Flood Retention Wetland and Natural Flood Retention Wetland. The selection of classification variables was supported by a principal component analysis. The identification of SFRB in the data set was based on a Ward cluster analysis of 34 weighted classification variables. Scoring tables were defined to enable the assignment of the six SFRB definitions to retention basins in the data set. The efficiency of these tables was based on a scoring system which gave the conceptual model for the example case study sites an overall efficiency of approximately 60% (as opposed to 17% by chance). This conceptual classification model should be utilized to improve communication by providing definitions for SFRB types. The classification definitions are likely to be applicable for other regions with both temperate oceanic and temperate continental climates. 相似文献
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Chowaniec Agnieszka Czarnecki Sławomir Sadowski Łukasz 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2023,30(10):25367-25381
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - Quartz powder sourced from industrial wastes is very hazardous. It is because it contains large amounts of fine particles. Thus, it has the potential... 相似文献
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Izabela Polowczyk Anna Bastrzyk Tomasz Koźlecki Wojciech Sawiński Piotr Rudnicki Adam Sokołowski Zygmunt Sadowski 《Environmental geochemistry and health》2010,32(4):361-366
The aim of this work is to investigate the application of fly ash adsorbent for removal of arsenite ions from dilute solution
(100–1,000 ppm). Experiments were carried out using material from the “Turów” (Poland) brown-coal-burning power plant, which
was wetted, then mixed and tumbled in a granulator to form spherical agglomerates. Measurements of arsenic adsorption from
aqueous solution were carried out at room temperature and natural pH of fly ash agglomerates, in either a shaken flask or
circulating column, to compare two different methods of contacting solution with adsorbent. Adsorption isotherms of arsenic
were determined for agglomerated material using the Freundlich equation. Kinetic studies indicated that sorption follows a
pseudo-second-order model. Preferable method to carry out the process is continuous circulation of arsenite solution through
a column. 相似文献
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The evolution of empty nuptial gifts in a dance fly, Empis snoddyi (Diptera: Empididae): bigger isn't always better 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Jennifer A. Sadowski Allen J. Moore Edmund D. Brodie III 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》1999,45(3-4):161-166
Adaptive female choice is thought to have led to the evolution of nutritionally valuable nuptial gifts in many insect species.
However, in several dance fly species, males offer and females accept “empty gifts” with no nutritional value. In the species
studied here, Empis snoddyi Steyskal, males produce empty balloons comprised of hundreds of silk bubbles and form mating swarms that females approach
to investigate males. Males within the swarm engage in agonistic interactions. The empty balloon has been hypothesized to
be an indicator of male condition such that males with larger balloons are predicted to have higher mating success and be
more successful in male-male interactions than males with smaller balloons. We examined the role of male body size and balloon
size in the context of intersexual and intrasexual selection. We found that neither male body size nor balloon size affected
the outcome of pairwise male-male interactions. Using multiple-regression techniques, we found significant linear selection
for increasing male body size and decreasing balloon size associated with mating success, a surprising result given a positive
relationship between male body size and balloon size. A visualization of selection showed the highest peak of male mating
success for larger males with intermediate-size balloons. These results can be explained by a trade-off between long-range
attraction of females using large balloons and close-range attraction of females via improved flying efficiency associated
with smaller balloons. Both male body size and balloon size are important components in determining male mating success; however,
the empty balloon does not appear to play a typical role as a sexually selected ornament.
Received: 29 December 1997 / Accepted after revision: 7 October 1998 相似文献
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