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A hybrid membrane process for simultaneous thickening and digestion of waste activated sludge

Zhiwei WANG, Qiaoying WANG, Zhichao WU, Xinhua WANG,

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2010, Volume 4, Issue 3, Pages 272-279 doi: 10.1007/s11783-010-0234-x

Abstract: A hybrid membrane process for simultaneous sludge thickening and digestion (MSTD) was studied.The thickening and digestion effects in the MSTD were further analyzed based on a mass balance analysis

Keywords： membrane filtration sludge digestion sludge thickening waste activated sludge

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Geochmeical features and geological significance of Granitoid Rocks in Guaizihu， Ejinaqi， Inner Mongolia

Yan Haiqing,Chen Yuan and Fan Mochun、Ren Jianmei、Jiang Shan、Lv Jinliang、Zhao Shixiang、Fan Chaofeng

Strategic Study of CAE 2015, Volume 17, Issue 2, Pages 97-105

Abstract: magma formed in lower crust partial melting which is induced by the process of collision orogenic - crustalthickening.

Keywords： Ejinaqi； Himalayan type granite； petrogeochemistry； crustal thickening； Central Asian Orogenic Belt

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Simple model of sludge thickening process in secondary settlers

Yuankai ZHANG,Hongchen WANG,Lu QI,Guohua LIU,Zhijiang HE,Songzhu JIANG

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2016, Volume 10, Issue 2, Pages 319-326 doi: 10.1007/s11783-014-0758-6

Abstract: Sludge thickening occurs in the lower portions of secondary clarifiers during their operation.In this study, by detecting the hindered zone from the complete thickening process of activated sludgesludge thickening in the hindered zone was developed.zone showed limited thickening.To explore different sludge settling and thickening mechanisms, the curves of sludge thickening and sludge

Keywords： wastewater treatment plants secondary settler sludge thickening sludge settling hindered zone

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Enhancement of sludge gravitational thickening with weak ultrasound

Panyue ZHANG, Tian WAN, Guangming ZHANG

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2012, Volume 6, Issue 5, Pages 753-760 doi: 10.1007/s11783-011-0368-5

Abstract: Gravitational thickening is the prevailing method to reduce sludge volume but the process is slow andThis paper investigated the potential benefits of sonication on enhancing the sludge gravitational thickeningWeak sonication (<680 kJ·kg DS) improved the sludge gravitational thickening while high ultrasonic energyConsidering both the sludge thickening efficiency and energy consumption, the optimum conditions wereWeak sonication could substitute expensive polyelectrolyte coagulant for sludge thickening.

Keywords： activated sludge sonication settlability dry weight extracellular polymeric substances polyelectrolyte

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Study on the Crustal Stability in Three-Gorges Area of the Yangtze River

Li Ping,Li Yuanjun

Strategic Study of CAE 2004, Volume 6, Issue 6, Pages 26-34

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The Three-Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River is situated on the intact rock mass composed of diorite-granite at the southern termination of the Huangling block. The Huangling block as a sub-plate having double-layer structure (crystalline basement and sedimentary cover) in China continent keeps constant and slow uplifting as a whole since its formation in the Indosinian movement. Tectonic deformation within the block is not significant, with exception of a slight southeastward tilting. The block is confined by many active structures, of which the sub-longitudinal Yuan*an and Xiannushan deep fault zones are the main strongly seismogenic zones. The Yuan´an fault zone represents a regional boundary between West Henan, West Hubei and West Hunan mountainous regions as well as the Nanyang, Jianghan and Dongting Lake basins, with a total length of more than 1000 km. Two times M 6.5 earthquakes (the Changde and the Nanyang earthquakes) had occurred in the fault zone in historic time and the distance between the two epicenters is about 500 km. The Xiannushan fault one extends along the Xiangxi River northward and ends at the Qingfeng fault. It runs southward across Yuyangguan Pass and then its trace is unknown. Total length of the fault zone is more than 220 km. The fault zone has tectonic condition for occurrence of M 6 earthquake. The possible seismic risk for the dam may come from these two strong seismogenic zones, thus the seismic intensity influencing the dam was estimated to be 6°〜7° and the horizontal peak acceleration to be 0.1〜0.15 g.

Keywords： Three-Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River Huangling block strong seismogenic zone crustal stability

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A full-scale integrated-bioreactor with two zones treating odours from sludge thickening tank and dewatering

Jianwei Liu, Kaixiong Yang, Lin Li, Jingying Zhang

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2017, Volume 11, Issue 4, doi: 10.1007/s11783-017-0932-8

Abstract: A full-scale integrated-bioreactor consisting of a suspended zone and an immobilized zone was employed to treat the ordours emitted from a wastewater treatment plant. The inlet concentrations of H S and NH were 1.6–38.6 mg·m and 0.1–6.7 mg·m , respectively, while the steady-state outlet concentrations were reduced to 0–2.8 mg·m for H S and 0–0.5 mg·m for NH . Both H S and NH were eliminated effectively by the integrated bioreactor. The removal efficiencies of H S and NH differed between the two zones. Four species of microorganisms related to the degradation of H S and NH were isolated. The characteristics and distributions of the microbes in the bioreactor depended on the inlet concentration of substrates and the micro-environmental conditions in the individual zones. Product analysis indicated that most of the H S was oxidized into sulfate in the immobilized zone but was dissolved into the liquid phase in the suspended zone. A large amount of NH was converted into nitrate and nitrite by nitration in the suspended zone, whereas only a small amount of NH was transferred to the aqueous phase mainly by absorption or chemical neutralization in the immobilized zone. Different microbial populations dominated the individual zones, and the major biodegradation products varied accordingly.

Keywords： Biological deodorization Microbial characteristics Ammonia Hydrogen sulfide Wastewater treatment plant

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Rheological behavior of PMVE-MA aqueous solution with metallic cations

Xiaoping DONG, Li LI, Jun XU, Xuhong GUO

Frontiers of Chemical Science and Engineering 2011, Volume 5, Issue 1, Pages 126-130 doi: 10.1007/s11705-010-0548-z

Abstract: Sol-gel transition and shear-thickening phenomena at moderate shear rate were observed upon increasingThe shear-thickening behavior depends on , pH, metallic valence, and temperature.

Keywords： poly(methyl vinyl ether-co-maleic anhydride) shear-thickening gel point rheology

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A comparison of geology geochemical characteristics between the Kalatongke and the Jinchuan Cu-Ni sulfide deposit and its significance

Dai Junfeng,Gong Lei and Fan Lifei, Wang Yong, Zhao Binbin

Strategic Study of CAE 2015, Volume 17, Issue 2, Pages 85-96

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According to the analysis and comparison with the content and geochemical characteristics of and trace element from Cu-Ni sulfide deposits between Kelatongke and Jinchuan， meanwhile， combing different tectonic setting and rock series of these two types of deposits， we study their magmatic and mineralization processes. The results show that major element of Kalatongke belongs to the tholeiitic basalt system； incompatible trace element presents as enrichment of large ion lithophile elemen(LILE) and depletion of high field strength element(HFSE)， suggesting that they are derived from the continental crust； the rare earth element (REE) presenting rich in light rare earth element (LREE)， and there is no obvious Eu anomalies， Sr and Nd isotopes indicates that the magma source is depleted asthenosphere mantle. Major element of Jinchuan deposit belongs to the tholeiitic basalts and mid ocean ridge basalt system； incompatible trace element presents as enrichment of LILE， depletion of HFSE， showing the magma suffers from contamination of crust materials or there are materials of subducted oceanic crust in the source ； the ratio of N(La)/N(Nb) and N(Zr)/N(Nb) indicating its source is derived from EMI mantle； the REE presenting enriched in LREE， the ratio of N(La)/N(Yb)， N(La)/N(Sm) and N(Gd)/N(Yb) presenting enriched in LREE； and there is no obvious Eu anomalies， Sr and Nd isotopes declaring magma derived from enriched mantle. And we also predicted the magma conduit and mineralization potential of two ore deposits by 3D geological modeling， hoped it will useful for later period exploration.

Keywords： magmatic Cu-Ni sulfide deposit； magma source； crustal contamination； trace element； rock series； 3D geological

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A hybrid membrane process for simultaneous thickening and digestion of waste activated sludge

Zhiwei WANG, Qiaoying WANG, Zhichao WU, Xinhua WANG,

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Geochmeical features and geological significance of Granitoid Rocks in Guaizihu， Ejinaqi， Inner Mongolia

Yan Haiqing,Chen Yuan and Fan Mochun、Ren Jianmei、Jiang Shan、Lv Jinliang、Zhao Shixiang、Fan Chaofeng

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Simple model of sludge thickening process in secondary settlers

Yuankai ZHANG,Hongchen WANG,Lu QI,Guohua LIU,Zhijiang HE,Songzhu JIANG

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