• Title/Summary/Keyword: 다단계 침사지

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Pollutants Removal Efficiency of Rainfall-runoff from Dense Highland Field Areas in Multistage Sedimentation Basins - Focused on Jaun Area in Upstream Watershed of Lake Soyang - (고랭지 밭 밀집지역 다단계 침사지의 강우-유출 오염물질 제거 효율 - 소양호 상류의 자운지구를 중심으로 -)

  • Cho, Jae Heon
    • Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
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    • v.27 no.2
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    • pp.170-180
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    • 2018
  • Highland fields are concentrated in the Jaun area of Hongcheong-gun, a large amount of sediments are discharged from the highland fields. The sediment runoff affect the turbidity and water quality of the Soyang Lake, furthermore adversely affect water supply source of the capital region. There are several kinds of BMPs(Best management practices) to decrease the sedimentrunoff from the highland fields. Although construction cost of multistage sedimentation basins is very high, there is no actual survey data for the removal efficiency of suspended sediments and water quality in our country. In this study, stormwaterinflow and outflow of the multistage sedimentation basins were surveyed, and the removal efficiency of nonpoint source pollutants were analyzed. The stormwater survey results fortwo rainfall events show thatremoval efficiencies of SS, BOD and TP loads in the multistage sedimentation basins are 35%~62%, 24%~55%, 35%~58%, respectively. Although the measured efficiencies of the basins were lower than the theoretical efficiency, the proper operation and management can improve the removal rate of the basins. Turbid water problem in the upper parts of the Soyang River can be managed effectively through the additional installation of multistage sedimentation basins.

Full-scale Soil Washing and Non-discharged Washing Water Treatment Process of Soil Contaminated With Petroleum Hydrocarbon (현장규모의 유류오염 토양세척 및 무방류 세척 유출수 처리 공정)

  • Seo, Yong-Sik;Choi, Sang-Il;Kim, Jong-Min;Kim, Bo-Kyung;Kim, Sung-Gyoo;Park, Sang-Hean;Ju, Weon-Ha
    • Journal of Soil and Groundwater Environment
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    • v.14 no.1
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    • pp.61-67
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    • 2009
  • A non-discharged system of sequentially physico-chemical water treatment was used to treat the contaminated water produced from washing system of soils according to full-scale soil washing. After washing the TPH contaminated soils, the remaining concentrations of COD$_{Mn}$, SS, and n-hexane were analyzed for each compartment to estimate the treatment efficiencies of non-discharged system. Three times of sampling events were conducted for 4 different compartments (sediment tank, flocculation tank, oil/water separator, and process-water tank). In addition, soil washing efficiencies and concentrations of each parameter (COD$_{Mn}$, SS, and n-hexane) for process-water tank were analyzed for about 8 months. As results, the average efficiency of soil washing was high to have 95.9%, regardless of the condition of TPH contamination level for soils, as well as the concentrations of COD$_{Mn}$, SS, and n-hexane in the process-water tank were below the regulation limits of the Water Environmental Conserveation Act. Accordingly, the full-scale washing treatment system in this study could make the washing water 100% recycled which lead the system to be environmentally-friendly and economical.