The impact of sample line biofilms on drinking water quality and microbial compliance
采样线生物膜对饮用水质量和微生物合规性的影响
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- 批准号:2883869
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
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A combination of laboratory tests and fieldwork using bespoke full-scale sample line testing rigs (recreating physical, chemical, and biological conditions of operational systems) is envisioned to ensure understanding is transferable. Sample line biofilm formation, characteristics (microbiome, EPS, physical structure) and mobilisation will be monitored (via the analysis of removable surfaces), alongside bulk-water quality and planktonic microbiome, under different design, operational and sampling hydraulic regimes. Installation of sample line rigs in The University of Sheffield (UoS) temperature-controlled pipe loop facility will provide laboratory level control to determine the impact of variables such as sample line material/connections, tap cleaning strategies, hydraulic operation (stagnation/flowing) and shear stress during sample collection (flushing regimes). The UoS setup would also facilitate spike tests with non-pathogenic coliforms and comparison of sample line biofilms to those forming in network pipes. Understanding and quantifying the impact of final water characteristics such as biocide concentration and nutrient loads (in combination with hydraulics) on sample line biofilm growth rate and stability will be key to informing optimal sample line design and management. Thus, lab work will be complemented by installation of sample line rigs at water treatment works, with one (or more) water company sponsors. A subset of hydraulic regimes will be tested across a wide range of treated water types and qualities; seasonality and/or location (kiosk vs. room) could be explored via a longitudinal study. A typical experiment is anticipated to involve developing biofilms under a particular environmental condition, exposing the biofilms to different hydraulic disturbances (flushing) as occurs during sampling, allowing the biofilms to regrow and then repeating the flushing regime. Regular biofilm and bulk-water samples (online and discrete) will be collected to characterise cell concentrations, cell viability, microbiome composition (particularly bacteria and coliforms) and targeted analysis of biofilm physical structure (EPS). The understanding gained from the experimental programme will be validated by exploration of the correlation between the identified important environmental factors and bacteriological exceedance through analysis of historic bacteriological exceedance datasets.
结合实验室测试和现场工作,使用定制的全尺寸样品线测试平台(重现操作系统的物理、化学和生物条件),以确保理解是可转移的。在不同的设计、操作和取样水力制度下,将监测样品线生物膜的形成、特征(微生物组、EPS、物理结构)和动员(通过分析可移动表面),以及散装水质和浮游微生物组。在谢菲尔德大学(UoS)温控管道回路设施中安装的样品线钻机将提供实验室级别的控制,以确定变量的影响,例如样品线材料/连接、龙头清洗策略、液压操作(停滞/流动)和样品收集过程中的剪切应力(冲洗制度)。UoS的设置也将有助于非致病性大肠菌群的刺刺试验,并将样品线生物膜与网络管道中形成的生物膜进行比较。了解和量化最终水特性(如杀菌剂浓度和营养负荷(结合液压))对样品线生物膜生长速度和稳定性的影响,将是优化样品线设计和管理的关键。因此,实验室工作将由在一个(或多个)水公司赞助的水处理厂安装取样线钻机来补充。将在各种处理过的水类型和水质上测试一组水力制度;季节性和/或地点(售货亭vs.房间)可以通过纵向研究来探索。一个典型的实验预计涉及在特定环境条件下培养生物膜,将生物膜暴露于采样期间发生的不同水力干扰(冲洗),允许生物膜再生,然后重复冲洗过程。将收集常规生物膜和散装水样品(在线和离散),以表征细胞浓度、细胞活力、微生物组组成(特别是细菌和大肠菌群)和生物膜物理结构(EPS)的目标分析。通过分析历史细菌超标数据集,探索已确定的重要环境因素与细菌超标之间的相关性,从而验证从实验计划中获得的理解。
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