重力出流式MBR处理生活污水及毛纺废水

针对膜生物反应器(MBR)能耗高的问题，开发了一种利用生物反应区内液位水头的重力出流式MBR。采用该反应器处理生活污水和毛纺废水，处理出水水质达到了《城市污水再生利用——城市杂用水水质》(GB／T 18920-2002)标准。试验结果表明：选择合适的曝气量不仅有助于提高膜通量、有利于控制膜污染，还有利于生物反应器中氧的传递。MBR系统中污泥浓度为12g／L、表观气速从O．028m／s上升到O．085m／s时，混合液中与清水中氧总转移系数的比值基本维持在O．27～O．29的水平。     

Modifications to electrolytic respirometer systems for precise determination of BOD exertion kinetics in receiving waters

Modifications to an electrolytic respirometric system are described which facilitate precise measurements of BOD progressions for low substrate concentration (BOD₅ < 20 g m^?3) as found in natural waters receiving organic enrichment. Samples may be incubated at any desired temperature or dissolved oxygen concentration with automatic hourly monitoring of the BOD progression. Subsamples may be withdrawn at any time without interference to the measurement. The system is independent of atmospheric temperature and pressure fluctuations and has a detection sensitivity of 0.05 mg of oxygen. Nomographs are presented to enable the maximum dissolved oxygen deficit, and the “apparent lag” time to be estimated. CO₂ removal, which may result in an extended lag phase, need not be used for BOD values below 50 g m^?3 provided adequate buffering is supplied.     

氧弹燃烧灰化法测定聚丙烯中铁的含量

用氧弹燃烧灰化法对有机物中铁的含量进行测定，方法操作简便、快速，实验过程无污染，测定结果可靠。     

封闭缺氧法杀灭和去除管道中的淡水壳菜研究

在人为隔绝氧气和食物等养分的条件下，研究了淡水壳菜的壳长、水温、其与原水体积比、水中溶解氧等因素对淡水壳菜生存状况的影响。结果表明，壳长为0～5mm的淡水壳菜对缺氧环境的耐受力较差，至第8天时就已完全死亡，而壳长为10～20mm的淡水壳菜则耐受力相对较强，达100％死亡率约需11d；高水温时水中溶解氧值下降明显，导致淡水壳菜的死亡速度加快，25℃时只需7d即全部死亡，而20℃时则需11d；淡水壳菜与原水的体积比越大则溶解氧的消耗越快，淡水壳菜的死亡率随之增加。当淡水壳菜与原水体积比分别为1／3（A组）和1／4（B组）时，自试验的第2天起A组的溶解氧值一直低于B组，至第7天时A、B两组的溶解氧分别降至1．49mg/L和2．01mg／L，并且A组在第7天达100％死亡率，B组则在第9天才全部死亡。     

Composition of a protein-like fluorophore of dissolved organic matter in coastal wetland and estuarine ecosystems

This study demonstrates the compositional heterogeneity of a protein-like fluorescence emission signal (T-peak; excitation/emission maximum at 280/325 nm) of dissolved organic matter (DOM) samples collected from subtropical river and estuarine environments. Natural water samples were collected from the Florida Coastal Everglades ecosystem. The samples were ultrafiltered and excitation-emission fluorescence matrices were obtained. The T-peak intensity correlated positively with N concentration of the ultrafiltered DOM solution (UDON), although, the low correlation coefficient (r(2)=0.140, p<0.05) suggested the coexistence of proteins with other classes of compounds in the T-peak. As such, the T-peak was unbundled on size exclusion chromatography. The elution curves showed that the T-peak was composed of two compounds with distinct molecular weights (MW) with nominal MWs of about >5 x 10(4) (T(1)) and approximately 7.6 x 10(3) (T(2)) and with varying relative abundance among samples. The T(1)-peak intensity correlated strongly with [UDON] (r(2)=0.516, p<0.001), while T(2)-peak did not, which suggested that the T-peak is composed of a mixture of compounds with different chemical structures and ecological roles, namely proteinaceous materials and presumably phenolic moieties in humic-like substances. Natural source of the latter may include polyphenols leached from senescent plant materials, which are important precursors of humic substances. This idea is supported by the fact that polyphenols, such as gallic acid, an important constituent of hydrolysable tannins, and condensed tannins extracted from red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle) leaves exhibited the fluorescence peak in the close vicinity of the T-peak (260/346 and 275/313 nm, respectively). Based on this study the application of the T-peak as a proxy for [DON] in natural waters may have limitations in coastal zones with significant terrestrial DOM input.     

Monitoring and kinetic study of ammonia oxidation using dissolved oxygen electrode and NAD(P) H fluorometer

The ammonia oxidation of a mixed culture enriched from a wastewater treatment plant sludge was monitored by a DO probe and a nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (phosphate) (NAD(P)H) fluorometer. Under fixed aeration, DO reflected ammonia oxidation effectively. According to the DO profiles and the total ammonia concentrations analyzed experimentally, the ammonia oxidation kinetics of the enriched culture was determined. The ammonia oxidation rate was found sensitive to pH, especially at low total ammonia concentrations. At high concentrations of total ammonia, the maximum ammonia oxidation rate occurred at pH 7.6+/-0.1. At low concentrations, the pH sensitivity intensified significantly and the apparent optimal pH shifted higher with decreasing total ammonia concentrations, because NH3 molecules were the true substrate for ammonia oxidation and more NH4+ ions were converted to NH3 molecules at higher pH. The ammonia oxidation kinetics was therefore developed according to the concentration of NH3 molecules, instead of the commonly used total ammonia concentration. The kinetics followed Michaelis-Menten behavior for both DO and NH3 concentration: the maximum rate was 16.7+/-0.7 mg NH3-N/(g TSS-h) and the Michaelis constants for DO and NH3 were (14+/-2)% air saturation and (4.4+/-0.4) x 10(-2) (mg NH3-N/L), respectively. It was also concluded from the study that with or without exogenous organic substances, the NAD(P)H fluorescence of the enriched nitrifying culture was undetectable. The fluorescence did not respond to addition or depletion of substrate (ammonia, glucose, or acetate), change between aerobic and anaerobic conditions, or even KCN addition to kill the culture.     

Natural versus wastewater derived dissolved organic carbon: implications for the environmental fate of organic micropollutants

The interaction of organic micropollutants with dissolved organic carbon (DOC) can influence their transport, degradation and bioavailability. While this has been well established for natural organic carbon, very little is known regarding the influence of DOC on the fate of micropollutants during wastewater treatment and water recycling. Dissolved organic carbon-water partition coefficients (K_DOC) for wastewater derived and reference DOC were measured for a range of micropollutants using a depletion method with polydimethylsiloxane disks. For micropollutants with an octanol-water partition coefficient (log K_OW) greater than 4 there was a significant difference in K_DOC between reference and wastewater derived DOC, with partitioning to wastewater derived DOC over 1000 times lower for the most hydrophobic micropollutants. The interaction of nonylphenol with wastewater derived DOC from different stages of a wastewater and advanced water treatment train was studied, but little difference in K_DOC was observed. Organic carbon characterisation revealed that reference and wastewater derived DOC had very different properties due to their different origins. Consequently, the reduced sorption capacity of wastewater derived DOC may be related to their microbial origin which led to reduced aromaticity and lower molecular weight. This study suggests that for hydrophobic micropollutants (log K_OW > 4) a higher concentration of freely dissolved and thus bioavailable micropollutants is expected in the presence of wastewater derived DOC than predicted using K_DOC values quantified using reference DOC. The implication is that naturally derived DOC may not be an appropriate surrogate for wastewater derived DOC as a matrix for assessing the fate of micropollutants in engineered systems.     

Effects of water parameters on the degradation of microcystin-LR under visible light-activated TiO2 photocatalyst

A study was performed to determine the effect of pH, alkalinity, natural organic matter (NOM) and dissolved oxygen in the performance of nitrogen and fluorine doped TiO₂ (NF-TiO₂) for the degradation of hepatotoxin microcystin-LR (MC-LR) in synthetic and natural water under visible light irradiation. The initial degradation rate of MC-LR was fastest under acidic conditions (3.50 ± 0.02 × 10⁻³ μM min⁻¹ at pH 3.0) and decreased to 2.29 ± 0.07 × 10⁻³ and 0.54 ± 0.02 × 10⁻³ μM min⁻¹ at pH 5.7 and 7.1, respectively. Attractive forces between the opposite charged MC-LR and NF-TiO₂ are likely responsible for the enhancement in the photocatalytic decomposition of MC-LR resulting from increased interfacial adsorption. For carbonate buffered solutions, the photocatalytic activity of NF-TiO₂ was reduced when increasing the carbonate concentration up to 150 mg CaCO₃ L⁻¹. The scavenging of radical species by the bicarbonate ion at pH 7.1 is discussed. In the presence of NOM, the degradation rates decreased as pH and initial concentration of the NOM increased. The inhibition was higher with fulvic acid than humic acid under alkaline conditions. Oxygenated solution yields higher NF-TiO₂ photocatalytic degradation of MC-LR compared to nitrogen sparged solution at pH 5.7. The involvement of specific reactive oxygen species implicated in the photodegradation is proposed. Finally, no significant degradation is observed with various natural waters spiked with MC-LR under visible light (λ > 420 nm) but high removal was achieved with simulated solar light. This study provides a better understanding of the interactions and photocatalytic processes initiated by NF-TiO₂ under visible and solar light. The results indicate solar photocatalytic oxidation is a promising technology for the treatment of water contaminated with cyanotoxins.     

浅谈锅炉系统的氧腐蚀及除氧措施

分析热水供暖中锅炉及系统的氧腐蚀现象,指出氧腐蚀的原理及危害性,介绍了供暖系统中几种常见的除氧方式,从而提高设备的使用年限,减少设备的维修费用及锅炉爆炸事故的发生。     

Continuous monitoring of short term dissolved oxygen and algal dynamics

Dissolved oxygen (DO) in coastal bays with frequent algal blooms can undergo significant diurnal changes. Short-term DO and algal dynamics in a sub-tropical, nitrogen-limited, marine ecosystem are studied by means of a specially designed telemetry system. The high resolution data show clearly the importance of the vertical DO structure, and its relationship with environmental variables (solar radiation, water temperature, wind, tidal current) and phytoplankton dynamics. The design, instrumentation and calibration, and operational experience of the system are described. The simple and robust system has proved useful in (i) providing continuous data for full testing of water quality models, and (ii) the planning of field experiments to study algal dynamics.