Patent classifications
B09B1/004
Ecological reconstructed sponge structure of strip mine dump and application of the same
An ecological reconstructed sponge structure of a strip mine dump includes a three-layered sponge ecological structure arranged on a groundmass layer of the dump. From bottom to top, the three-layer sponge ecological structure comprises a water-resisting layer, a water-containing layer and a topsoil ecological layer. A thickness of the water-resisting layer is 100200 cm, a permeability coefficient of the water-resisting layer is 0.350.7 m/d, and a degree of compaction is 12001400 KPa. A thickness of the water-containing layer is 150250 cm, a permeability coefficient of the water-containing layer is 1020 m/d, and a degree of compaction is 800900 KPa. A thickness of the topsoil ecological layer is 4060 cm. Soil layer thicknesses and water content may be monitored through a ground penetrating radar.
Enhanced leachate evaporation with heat induced acceleration process
The invention disclosed herein includes apparatus and a method for enhancing the evaporation rate of leachate from leachate evaporator ponds. The HIAP apparatus and method promotes enhances evaporation by providing heat from high powered industrial heat lamps that direct heated air and heat energy across the air/leachate liquid interface of the evaporator pond surface to increase the evaporation rate of leachate from the evaporator pond.
Method of renovating and afforesting slag mountain with humic acid substance
A method utilizing a humic acid substance for renovating and afforsesting slag is provided. A humic acid substance may be utilized for passivation, adsorption, reduction, chelation and immobilization of harmful heavy metal elements in slag, for example, Cr, As, Cd, Ni, Pb, Ba, Hg, Co, Se, Ag and Be, and aggregating the slag, thereby detoxifying the slag and producing artificial earth. The artificial earth may be used in combination with a carrier bacterial fertilizer to continuously produce the active humic acid substance, achieving an effect similar to the combination of blood transfusion and blood production, thereby forming a high-quality artificial soil.
Structural Fill-Materials from Solid Waste and Method to Produce
A method for converting municipal solid waste to a stable solid fill-material (backfill) in the form of a multiplicity of compacted pieces, the method including mechanically reducing solid-waste piece size to form a solid-waste stream, heating the solid-waste stream and thereby killing bacteria in such stream, adding an antimicrobial agent to the solid-waste stream, and pelletizing the solid-waste stream.
System and method for applying covering material with an aerosolization system
A method for effective and efficient water or wastewater aerosolization and industry specific and regulatory agency approved ADC, soil stabilization or penetrating solution dissemination over identified and specific areas that are to be addressed. The water or wastewater and industry or regulatory body specifically approved ADC, soil stabilization or penetrating reagent solution(s) is directed to an Integrated Mobile Aerosolization System (IMAS) or other system having a turbine and being integrated and mobile. The turbine is driven so as to generate a system of air. Integrated pumps are utilized to move the water or wastewater and industry or regulatory body specific and ADC, soil stabilization or penetrating reagent solution(s) to a series of nozzles that aerosolizes the water or wastewater and ADC, soil stabilization or penetrating reagent solution into the path of the system of air. The water or wastewater and ADC, soil stabilization or penetrating reagent solution form a mixture that is entrained in the system of air. The mixture of water or wastewater and ADC, soil stabilizing or penetrating reagent solution is directed over a specific area that is to be covered with an approved material. The water or wastewater and ADC, soil stabilization or penetrating reagent solution form that industry specific and regulatory body approved covering material that is applied to the specific area.
Cover for a Segmented Biogas Reservoir
The segmented cover is made of juxtaposed cover segments mounted over a wastewater reservoir. Floating beams define each of these cover segments, and a floating membrane is removably mounted to the floating beams over each of the cover segments. The floating beams are enclosed in a common sealed tubular envelope, which is connected to gas-impermeable connections joining the floating beams to a wall-covering skirt and to the perimeter walls of the reservoir. Because of the sealed continuous tubular envelope enclosing the floating beams, the wall-covering skirt and the gas-impermeable connections, each segment of the cover is independently sealed from outside environment and from an adjoining segment. Biogas collection from the wastewater reservoir can be maintained even when one segment of the cover is open.
FLEXIBLE GEOMEMBRANE
Provided is a polyvinyl chloride (PVC)/ethylene-vinyl alcohol (EVOH) multilayer sheet used for the fabrication of liners and covers for the geotechnical industry (geomembrane), which sheet has both good flexibility and excellent barrier properties to organic solvents and gases.
Method for treating waste
In a method for treating waste, in particular domestic waste, comprising the providing of a closed building for receiving the waste, the roof of the building being designed as a semi-permeable membrane, the filling of the building with the waste, the waste being piled into a mound, the performing of a biological drying of the waste with the supply of air, the air exhaust taking place through the semi-permeable membrane, and the discharging of the dried waste from the building, the filling of the building and the performing of the biological drying, and optionally discharging, of the waste are carried out with an unchanged arrangement of the roof, and the filling of the building is carried out by dropping the waste from a continuous conveying device.
Leakage monitoring system for geomembranes
A leakage monitoring system for geomembranes comprises a power supply unit having two supply electrodes made from a nonmetallic conductive material and respectively connected to a membrane top and a membrane bottom of a primary geomembrane; a plurality of monitoring sensor electrodes made from the nonmetallic conductive material, uniformly arranged below the primary geomembrane and used for acquiring potentials at corresponding positions below the primary geomembrane; a data acquisition unit used for acquiring potential data of each monitoring sensing electrode; and a control and analysis unit used for analyzing the potential data of each monitoring sensor electrode acquired by the data acquisition unit, determining an abnormal potential area below the primary geomembrane to determine a leakage position of the primary geomembrane and giving an alarm. The abnormal potential area below the geomembrane can be determined to determine the specific leakage position of the geomembrane and give the alarm.
Enhanced Leachate Evaporation With Heat Induced Acceleration Process
The invention disclosed herein includes apparatus and a method for enhancing the evaporation rate of leachate from leachate evaporator ponds. The HIAP apparatus and method promotes enhances evaporation by providing heat from high powered industrial heat lamps that direct heated air and heat energy across the air/leachate liquid interface of the evaporator pond surface to increase the evaporation rate of leachate from the evaporator pond.