Publications by authors named "Ganpei Tian"

A comprehensive analysis of the effects of the temperature, reaction time, liquid-solid ratio (L/S), and initial pH on the hydrothermal degradation of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs) (which are both PCDD/Fs) in municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) fly ash is presented. Consequently, the hydrothermal degradation reaction is catalyzed using Ce-Mn catalyst under low-temperature conditions to study the effect of the catalyst on the degradation efficiency of PCDD/Fs. The experimental results show that temperature is the most critical factor for the reaction.

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China's Suzhou (SZ), Wuxi (WX), and Changzhou (CZ) (collectively referred to as the SXC area) have developed economies and advanced industrial production, which are typical industrial city clusters. To analyze the Hg flow characteristics, we quantified the Hg emissions and circulation according to six categories (including industrial production, agricultural livestock, vehicle exhaust, solid waste, atmospheric deposition, and runoff). The results showed that the Hg emission from coal accounting for 40.

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In this study, the pure terephthalic acid sludge was treated by a drying process which was an economical and environmentally method. The water change and metabolic pathways for bacterial community function prediction were analyzed. The microbial community changes were studied by high-throughput sequencing to draw the dynamic succession model.

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To solve the problem of the traditional vermicomposting cycle being too long, a new type of laboratory earthworm reactor was developed for high-speed vermicomposting of sludge. The earthworm reactor was established based on the model of first creating an optimal living environment for earthworms and then introducing sludge into the environment for vermicomposting. In addition, we selected four different materials to condition sludge to optimize the treatment efficiency and shorten the vermicomposting cycle.

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To improve the efficiency of sludge vermicomposting, a new cost-effective method is provided. It uses a new earthworm reactor with a frame composite structure for vermicomposting and reuses mature vermicompost to condition the sludge. Under the optimum conditions (proportion of earthworm droppings: 15%; thickness of sludge laying: 6 cm; moisture content of initial sludge mixture: 75%), the method of continuous operation described herein works well and presents three advantages compared with the traditional vermicomposting method: the short time required for vermicomposting (20.

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Suzhou (SZ), Wuxi (WX) and Changzhou (CZ) (collectively called the SXC area) in southern Jiangsu Province surround Tai Lake on three sides and have an important impact on its ecology. The emission and circulation of Cr in the three cities were quantified according to the six categories (including industry production, agricultural livestock, vehicle exhaust, solid waste, atmospheric subsidence and runoff) to analyze its regional characteristics and source category characteristics and to build a Cr cycle diagram to evaluate the pollution situation. The results showed that the Cr emissions from solid waste were the highest and mostly came from industrial sludge, accounting for 76.

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Sewage sludge generated from chemical fiber plants is a hazardous waste with high disposal costs, and it is important to reduce the amount of sludge produced. In this study, a biodrying technology was controlled by thermophilic microorganisms to reduce and detoxify hazardous waste sludge. Ten batches of experiments were conducted under optimal parameters (i.

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