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依托上海某建成的2×100 t/d薄层干化机污泥干化工程实例,分析了市政脱水污泥粒径分布规律,污泥粒径对干化过程的影响,干化过程中干污泥含水率与能耗的关系,以及废水、废气排放特性。结果表明:污泥干化至含水率约为30%,有利于干化系统的节能、稳定运行及干污泥的协同处置,恶臭气体的厂界浓度满足GB14554—1993恶臭污染物排放标准的规定,而干化过程产生的废水、废气需经过相应的处理后才能达标排放。 相似文献
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将不同种类和比例的添加剂分别加入剩余污泥中,采用3种不同间接干燥方式对其进行低温半干化实验,考察了添加剂加入量、添加剂种类、加热方式对污泥半干化效果的影响,确定了污泥最佳低温半干化方式及条件。 相似文献
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介绍了国内污泥的处理方式,阐述了生活垃圾渗沥液处理产生的污泥混烧的技术路线,并通过干燥污泥焚烧燃料费的计算表明了该技术是可行的. 相似文献
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Recycling of sewage sludge is needed in a sustainable society. Quality aspects of sludge include hygiene (pathogens), nutrients
(N and P), and toxicants (metals and organics). Metals are of particular concern because they are not degradable, but their
hazards are related to their bioavailability and chemical speciation. In this article, the effect on sludge quality of two
treatment methods, incineration and pelletization, has been determined for digested sludge from two treatment plants. The
combined effect of nutrients and toxicants in sludge and sludge product was determined for spring wheat, Triticum aestivum, and the toxicity of the leachate water was determined for water fleas, Daphnia magna, and seeds of lettuce, Lactuca sativa. Toxicity Identification Evaluation was used to determine whether metals were possible toxicants. The results indicated that
incineration decreased toxicity, whereas leachability of metals and the fertilizing effect was unaffected. Pelletization seemed
to increase toxicity and leachability of metals and also decreased the fertilizing effect of the sludge. Thus, the results
suggest that pelletization of digested sewage sludge increased the toxicity of the sludge and thus decreased the quality of
the sludge, whereas incineration apparently reduced toxicity for the two sludges tested. 相似文献
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OBJECTIVE: To determine the environmental consequences of discharges of radioactivity from a large medical research facility into municipal sewage, specifically 131I activity in sewage sludge, and the radiation exposures to workers and the public when sludges are incinerated. METHODS: The authors measured radioactivity levels in the sludge at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, Waste Water Treatment Plant following radioiodine treatments of two patients at the University of Michigan hospital complex and performed a series of calculations to estimate potential radiation doses due to releases of 131I from incineration of sewage sludge. RESULTS: Approximately 1.1% of the radioactive 131I administered therapeutically to patients was measured in the primary sludge. Radiation doses from incineration of sludge were calculated to be 0.048 millirem (mrem) for a worker during a period in which the incinerator filtration system failed, a condition that could be considered to represent maximum exposure conditions, for two nine-hour days. Calculated results for a more typically exposed worker (with the filtration system in operation and a 22-week period of incineration) yielded a committed effective dose equivalent of 0.066 mrem. If a worker were exposed to both conditions during the period of incineration, the dose was calculated to be 0.11 mrem. For a member of the public, the committed effective dose equivalent was calculated as 0.003 mrem for a 22-week incineration period. Exposures to both workers and the public were a very small fraction of a typical annual dose (about 100 mrem excluding radon, or 300 mrem with radon) due to natural background radiation. Transport time to the treatment plant for radioiodine was found to be much longer than that of a normal sewage, possibly due to absorption of iodine by organic material in the sewer lines. The residence time of radioiodine in the sewer also appears to be longer than expected. CONCLUSION: 131I in land-applied sludge presents few health concerns because sufficient decay occurs before it can reach the public however, incineration, which is done in winter months, directly releases the 131I from sewage sludge to the atmosphere, and even though exposures to both workers and the public were found to be considerably lower than 1% of natural background, incineration of sludge in a pathway for public exposure. Although 131I was readily measurable in sewage sludge, only about 1% of the radioione administered to patients was found in the sludge. The fate of the remaining radioactivity has not been established; some may be in secondary and tertiary residuals, but it is quite likely that most passed through the plant and was discharged in dilute concentrations in plant emissions. The behavior of radioiodine and other radioactive materials released into municipal seweage systems, such as those from large medical facilities, is not yet well understood. 相似文献