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STTR Phase I: Integrated Water Quality Monitoring System

STTR Phase I: Integrated Water Quality Monitoring System
STTR第一期:综合水质监测系统
批准号:
9903709
负责人:
Sean Christian
金额:
$9.98万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-07-01 至 2000-06-30

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中文摘要
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这项小型企业技术转让(STTR)第一阶段项目旨在开发一套能够长期监测地下水和水产养殖系统的传感器,使用一种新开发的技术取代传统的膜技术。野外生物学家和水产养殖者面临的最大问题之一是无法防止“鱼类死亡”。这些死亡的潜在原因包括来自生活废物、工业废水或大降雨事件的地下水污染,所有这些都会溶解氧气(DO),这是水生生物生命所必需的主要气体。通过持续监测,生物学家可以注意到低DO浓度或影响DO的因素,从而潜在地防止杀死。然而,由于人员和设备的限制,由人员进行持续监测是不现实的。目前可用的测量DO的仪器是失败的,因为它们使用的膜会迅速污染,必须更换以保持准确的读数。该技术可用于连续监测:(1)水产养殖生产,(2)濒危物种水质,(3)工厂排放点以上和以下水质,(4)无法进行每日/每周/每月采样的偏远地区水质,以及(5)符合EPA指导方针。此外,这项技术的充分开发应用可用于控制/调节(1)废水处理设施的排放,(2)工厂和加工厂的排放,(3)农场的排放,以及(4)发电厂冷却水排放点的排放。
英文摘要
This Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I project aims to develop a sensory suite that is capable of long-term monitoring of groundwater and aquaculture systems, using a newly-developed technology that replaces conventional membrane technology. One of the largest problems facing field biologists and aquaculturists is the inability to prevent "fish kills". Potential causes for these kills include ground water contamination from domestic wastes, industrial effluents, or large rain events, all of which dissolve oxygen (DO), the primary gas necessary for life in aquatic organisms. Given continuous monitoring, biologists could be alerted to low DO concentrations, or factors effecting DO, and thus potentially prevent a kill. However, continuous monitoring by personnel is not practical because of staffing and equipment constraints. Instruments currently available to measure DO fail in that they utilize a membrane that rapidly fouls and must be replaced to maintain accurate readings. This technology could be used to continuously monitor: (1) aquaculture production, (2) water quality for endangered species, (3) water quality above and below factory effluent points, (4) water quality in remote areas that are inaccessible for daily/weekly/monthly sampling, and (5) compliance with EPA guidelines. Additionally, fully developed applications of this technology could be used to control/regulate discharge (1) at wastewater treatment facilities, (2) at factories and processing plants, (3) on farms, and (4) at power plant cooling water discharge points.
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