The removal of disinfection by-products formation potential(DBPFP) in artificially intensified biological activated carbon(IBAC) process which is developed on the basis of traditional ozone granular activated carbon w...The removal of disinfection by-products formation potential(DBPFP) in artificially intensified biological activated carbon(IBAC) process which is developed on the basis of traditional ozone granular activated carbon was evaluated. By IBAC removals of 31% and 68% for THMFP and HAAFP were obtained respectively. Under identical conditions, the removals of the same substances were 4% and 32% respectively only by the granular activated carbon(GAC) process. Compared with GAC, the high removal rates of the two formed potential substances were due to the increasing of bioactivity of the media and the synergistic capabilities of biological degradation cooperating with activated carbon adsorption of organic compounds. A clear linear correlation(R 2=0.9562 and R 2=0.9007) between DOC HAAFP removal rate and Empty Bed Contact Time(EBCT) of IBAC process was observed, while that between THMFP removal rate and EBCT of GAC was R 2=0.9782. In addition certain linear correlations between THMFP, HAAFP and UV 254 (R 2=0.855 and R 2=0.7702) were found for the treated water. For IBAC process there are also more advantages such as long backwashing cycle time, low backwashing intensity and prolonging activated carbon lifetime and so on.展开更多
Until recently, investment in logistics has focused mainly on the flows fromcompanies to markets. Growing concerns for the environment and conserving resources have created newlogistical approaches to more effectively...Until recently, investment in logistics has focused mainly on the flows fromcompanies to markets. Growing concerns for the environment and conserving resources have created newlogistical approaches to more effectively manage the distribution function, and make better use ofthe resources a-vailable to an organization. One such approach is reverse logistics, which usesvarious methods to give scope for a back-load of finished products, components, waste, reusablepacking, etc. from consumer to manufacturer. Back-loads allow manufacturers to reduce costs by usingthe distribution vehicle''s return journey to create income or added value. This basic concept isnow being developed to create novel solutions to the problems of reducing pollution, costs andvehicle movements, whilst maintaining high customer service levels. In this paper, the idea ofreverse logistics is presented; motivations for it are analyzed , several successful practices aredemonstrated and some important truths regarding successful reverse logistics are identified, trendof reverse logistics is provided.展开更多
文摘The removal of disinfection by-products formation potential(DBPFP) in artificially intensified biological activated carbon(IBAC) process which is developed on the basis of traditional ozone granular activated carbon was evaluated. By IBAC removals of 31% and 68% for THMFP and HAAFP were obtained respectively. Under identical conditions, the removals of the same substances were 4% and 32% respectively only by the granular activated carbon(GAC) process. Compared with GAC, the high removal rates of the two formed potential substances were due to the increasing of bioactivity of the media and the synergistic capabilities of biological degradation cooperating with activated carbon adsorption of organic compounds. A clear linear correlation(R 2=0.9562 and R 2=0.9007) between DOC HAAFP removal rate and Empty Bed Contact Time(EBCT) of IBAC process was observed, while that between THMFP removal rate and EBCT of GAC was R 2=0.9782. In addition certain linear correlations between THMFP, HAAFP and UV 254 (R 2=0.855 and R 2=0.7702) were found for the treated water. For IBAC process there are also more advantages such as long backwashing cycle time, low backwashing intensity and prolonging activated carbon lifetime and so on.
文摘Until recently, investment in logistics has focused mainly on the flows fromcompanies to markets. Growing concerns for the environment and conserving resources have created newlogistical approaches to more effectively manage the distribution function, and make better use ofthe resources a-vailable to an organization. One such approach is reverse logistics, which usesvarious methods to give scope for a back-load of finished products, components, waste, reusablepacking, etc. from consumer to manufacturer. Back-loads allow manufacturers to reduce costs by usingthe distribution vehicle''s return journey to create income or added value. This basic concept isnow being developed to create novel solutions to the problems of reducing pollution, costs andvehicle movements, whilst maintaining high customer service levels. In this paper, the idea ofreverse logistics is presented; motivations for it are analyzed , several successful practices aredemonstrated and some important truths regarding successful reverse logistics are identified, trendof reverse logistics is provided.
