Journal of the Japan Society of Waste Management Experts
Online ISSN : 1883-163X
Print ISSN : 1883-1648
ISSN-L : 1883-1648
Volume 5, Issue 3
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  • Kazuhiro TAKAMIZAWA, Hiroshi SHAMOTO, Hiroyuki HORITSU, Keiichi KAWAI, ...
    1994Volume 5Issue 3 Pages 89-97
    Published: July 31, 1994
    Released on J-STAGE: May 31, 2010
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    To clarify the role of sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) in the Insolubilization of heavy metal ions in a waste reclamation site, distribution of SRB in leachate and reduction of heavy metal ion by SRB were studied. SRB were commonly observed in leachate. Cadmium and copper, and iron and zinc, in synthetic medium, were insolubilized within 24 hr, and 48 hr, respectively, by SRB. But reducing the ratio of hexavalent chromium reached only 16.1% after 48 hr treatment by SRB. When cadmium ion was used in the experiment, the precipitate produced was cadmium sulfide as determined by SEM and EDX analyses. These results suggest that SRB play an important role on insolubilization of heavy metals at waste disposal sites.
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  • Noboru TANIKAWA, Toshio TAKEMOTO, Toshitada IMAI, Kohei URANO
    1994Volume 5Issue 3 Pages 98-107
    Published: July 31, 1994
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    Various continuous NH3 analyzers ; catalytic conversion type, ion electrode type and UV type were compared in analysis accuracy with the indophenol method.
    The catalytic conversion type NH3 analyzer denoted slightly lower values than those by the indophenol method. The reason for the difference was estimated that the concentrations of NO, CO2 and NH3 in flue gas varied in shorter time than the measuring intervals of 1 s.
    The ion electrode type NH3 analyzer also denoted slightly lower values, because the flow rate of gas and absorption solution were slightly varied and the volume of the absorption solution changed with H2O condensation from the flue gas.
    The UV type NH3 analyzer also denoted slightly lower values due to the influence of coexistent gases such as NO and SO2.
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  • Kenji YASUDA, Michimasa TAKAHASHI, Hidekichi YOSHINO
    1994Volume 5Issue 3 Pages 108-117
    Published: July 31, 1994
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    Bulky and uncombustible refuse discharged from households are carried to facilities for bulky refuse crushing after collection. Harmful substances are frequently present in bulky refuse and may possibly be released into the atmosphere during the crushing and compression.
    To find means to prevent this, an examination was made of the emission behavior of harmful substance in exhaust gas and particulates. The results obtained indicated the following ; (1) Hg emission as gas is predominant. (2) The major source of Hg emission is crushed fluorescent tubing. (3) The greater the number of dry cells in the refuse, the higher the concentrations of Mn and Zn in exhaust particulates.
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  • Hiroshi FUKUI, Nobuo AWAJI, Tomiharu ITO
    1994Volume 5Issue 3 Pages 118-125
    Published: July 31, 1994
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    Comprehensive index such as BOD or COD is currently used to estimate water pollution by organic substances in leachate from landfill, and any component has not been characterized in it. In order to study organic substances in pit spill from mixed refuse and in leachate from landfill for mixed refuse without incineration procedure, organic compounds have been initially examined.
    As a result, amino acids and fatty acids contained in animals and plants, were detected in refuse pit spill, but not in leachate from landfill for mixed refuse. It is suggested that these are derived from the decomposition of organic components of waste inside landfill. When organic substances in leachate were analyzed by GC/MS, phthalic acid esters, DEHP and DBP, were identified in it on the basis of their mass spectra.
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