• Journal of agriculture & life science
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• v.44 no.3
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• pp.79-87
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• 2010

In this study, rainwater resources facilities were constructed on the slope as a feasibility study. It is considered that rainwater resources facilities were constructed with the selected cross-section, and the stability analyses in cases of normal and abnormal condition were conducted as using the computer model. As a result of the stability analysis, the stability of the selected cross-section in the case of normal operation was lower than in the case of abnormal condition. Therefore, In order to design and maintain the rainwater resources facilities, it is likely that soil surveys are certainly carried out before the decision of the specification of rainwater resources facilities.

• Journal of the Korea Organic Resources Recycling Association
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• v.16 no.3
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• pp.38-45
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• 2008

There are still lots of areas where combined sewer pipes are covering in Seoul. All buildings within those areas are equipping septic tanks which take part in separating solids from flushing water of chamber pots. Septic tanks legally demand emptying and cleaning the those inner bodies once a year, resulting the generation of sludge which should be purified using the specified treatment plants as one of environmental infrastructures. Previous research showed that sludge volume continuously increase putting night soil treatment facilities in shortage by 3,549kL a day in 2020, which should be prepared by newly built facilities. This study aimed to define which process is more suitable especially in the points of cost and energy consumption. It was the main results that combining treatment of sewer with night soil, in fact same as nowaday process, is the very positive way beyond the treatment of night soil's own in respects of both costs and energy consumption.

• Journal of the Korea Organic Resources Recycling Association
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• v.15 no.4
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• pp.138-146
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• 2007

There are still lots of areas where are covered with combined sewer pipes in Seoul. All buildings within those areas are equipping septic tanks which take part in separating solids from flushing water of chamber pots. Septic tanks legally demand emptying and cleaning the those inner bodies, resulting the generation of sludge which should be purified using the specified treatment plants, as one of environmental infrastructures. Scale of treatment plants for septic tank sludge are affected by sludge volume generated from cleaning, which give emphasis to adequate estimation of sludge volume in the future. This study aimed to define prediction tools for sludge volume. Among various parameters, floor area of building is most reasonable one to estimate the quantity of cleaning sludge, showing increasing gradually up to 13,149kL a day in 2020. Using same parameter also are able to assess the amount of BOD in the cleaning sludge.