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@article{ART002540193},
author={Lee Jong Jun and Jong-Min Oh and 최승종 and 김기중},
title={A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2019},
volume={28},
number={6},
pages={549-555}

TY - JOUR
AU - Lee Jong Jun
AU - Jong-Min Oh
AU - 최승종
AU - 김기중
TI - A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2019
VL - 28
IS - 6
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 549
EP - 555
SN - 1225-7184
AB - The purpose of this study is to ensure optimal operating conditions for improving the removal efficiency of phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N) that are the causative agents of eutrophication by utilizing functional media. The main ingredients of the functional media used in this study are Si, Al, and Fe, SiO2, KAlSiO3O8, Al2O3 ·2SiO2O, H3Al2Si2O9, Fe3O4O), and berylite. To identify the maximum efficiency of the filtration process, the processing efficiency experiment was carried out according to flow method, velocity, and thickness of residual media. The flow method carried out two experiments, 50 m/day, 100 m/day, 150 m/day, 200 m/day, 250 m/day, and 20 cm, 40 cm, 50 cm, 60 cm, 80 cm of lead depth. Experiments have shown that SS, T-N, and T-P all showed higher elimination efficiency of the upflow current conditions than the downflow current conditions, and that the processing efficiency of the linearity is the highest at SS 50 m/day, T-N 150 m/day and T-P 100 m/day. In addition, the analysis of the removal efficiency according to the residual thickness showed that SS, T-N, and T-P all showed the highest efficiency at 60 cm. In addition, the analysis of the removal efficiency according to the residual thickness showed that SS, T-N, and T-P all showed the highest efficiency at 60 cm. It is considered desirable to set the top-down flow conditions and residual thickness of 60 cm and adjust the velocity of the line according to the target media for removal.
KW - Functional Media;Eutrophication;Phosphorus (P);Nitrogen (N);Operating Conditions
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Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종 and 김기중. (2019). A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 28(6), 549-555.

Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종 and 김기중. 2019, "A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.28, no.6 pp.549-555.

Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종, 김기중 "A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 28.6 pp.549-555 (2019) : 549.

Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종, 김기중. A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media. 2019; 28(6), 549-555.

Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종 and 김기중. "A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 28, no.6 (2019) : 549-555.

Lee Jong Jun; Jong-Min Oh; 최승종; 김기중. A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 28(6), 549-555.

Lee Jong Jun; Jong-Min Oh; 최승종; 김기중. A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2019; 28(6) 549-555.

Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종, 김기중. A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media. 2019; 28(6), 549-555.

Lee Jong Jun, Jong-Min Oh, 최승종 and 김기중. "A Study on the Optimal Operating Conditionsfor Removal of Nutrient Influential Substances Using Functional Media" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 28, no.6 (2019) : 549-555.