Sustainable Energy And Environmental Technologies - Proceedings Of The Third Asia Pacific Conference
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Sustainable Energy And Environmental Technologies - Proceedings Of The Third Asia Pacific Conference

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Sustainable Energy And Environmental Technologies - Proceedings Of The Third Asia Pacific Conference

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With the rapid expansion of the Asia-Pacific economy in the last decade and the recovery after the recent crisis, severe demands will be placed on energy services and the environment. Coping with the volatile oil prices that persist in the market introduces an additional factor into the energy supply and demand equation, not just for countries in this region but also worldwide. Inevitably there will be implications for environmental issues too. The future will see a continuing challenge to balance growth with sustainability in the economic, social and environmental sectors. This conference, a sequel to the immensely successful APCSEET conferences held in Singapore and Australia, is aimed at meeting that challenge by addressing the pertinent issues related to sustainable energy and environmental protection. It provides a forum for participants from academia, industry and government agencies to interact, report on research in progress, and identify opportunities in the fields of sustainable energy and environmental technologies. The presentations include not only technical issues such as air pollution control, wastewater treatment, solid waste management, renewable energy and cleaner production, but also education and policy issues.

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Table of contents

  1. CONTENTS
  2. Preface
  3. PHOTOCATALYTIC AND SELF-CLEANING FUNCTIONS OF TiO2 COATINGS
  4. THE CONCEPT OF ZERO EMISSIONS IN THE 21ST CENTURY
  5. PARTICLE DEPOSITION IN GRANULAR MEDIA - A REVIEW
  6. Sustainable Carbon Cycling
  7. POLLUTANT DEGRADATION AND ANALYSIS BY (PHOTO)ELECTROLYSIS AND VUV-PHOTOLYSIS
  8. CONTINUOUS CATALYTIC WET AIR OXIDATION OF PHENOL IN A TRICKLE BED REACTOR
  9. COPPER/MCM-41 AS PHOTOCATALYST FOR THE OXIDATION OF PHENOL
  10. ISO14000 Environmental Management and preservation of global environment in Japan
  11. Frontier of CO2 Reduction/Sink with International Win/Win Cooperation ā€” Coal Fired Electric Power Generation helps Afforestation through By product Utilizationā€”
  12. DEVELOPMENT OF AIRLIFT ULTRASONIC REACTOR FOR TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER INCLUDING REFRACTORY ORGANIC MATERIAL
  13. DRYING PERFORMANCE OF REFUSE DERIVED FUEL
  14. EFFECTS OF OPERATION CONDITIONS ON LEACHING PROPERTIES FROM SLAG OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE
  15. ON PRACTICAL USE OF TiO2 PHOTOCATALYST REACTOR TO WATER PURIFICATION
  16. POSSIBILITY OF UTILIZATION OF RADICALS AND IONS PRODUCED BY GASEOUS CORONA DISCHARGE TO DEGRADATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN WATER
  17. DEVELOPMENT OF VACUUM INJECTION MOLDING SYSTEM WITH PURIFIER FOR ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
  18. INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON REMOVAL OF SULFUR DIOXIDE AND BENZENE FROM AIR BY CORONA DISCHARGE REACTOR
  19. EFFICIENCY AND COST OF FUTURE DESULFURIZATION ACTIVITIES IN CHINA
  20. SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA - A CASE STUDY OF COSTS AND BENEFITS OF DESULFURIZATION COUNTERMEASURES IN TIANJIN, CHINA
  21. THE EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF GYPSUM BY-PRODUCED FROM DESULFURIZATION ON THE GROWTH OF GROUNDNUT ON INDIAN ALKALINE SOILS
  22. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT IN THE ISE BAY AND ITS DIFFUSION PROCESSES OF SOLUBLE MATTER
  23. THE EFFECTS OF THE SOIL IMPROVEMENT BY THE DESULFURIZATION GYPSUM ON THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND THE TIANJIN ECONOMY. ā€” THE CASE STUDY OF CHINA'S TIANJIN CITY ā€”
  24. SUBTROPICAL COMPRESSED AIR ENRGY STORAGE RELATING TO SITING FREE AND HIGH EFFICIENT CAES-GT SYSTEM COMBINED WITH BY-PRODUED ICE AND ENERGY SAVED DEEP DESALINATION
  25. MINIMISING WASTEWATER SLUDGE PRODUCTION BY USE OF A NOVEL MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR
  26. CATALYTIC STUDIES ON MOLYBDENA-ALUMINA CATALYSTS
  27. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY ON THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT
  28. High Quality Building Materials from Domestic and Construction Wastes
  29. Optimization of biological nutrient removal from synthetic waste water using BOD biosensor in Sequencing Batch Reactor system
  30. Biodegradable Thermoplastic Blends for Management of Municipal Solid Waste
  31. KINETIC STUDY INTO THE WET AIR OXIDATION OF PRINTING AND DYEING WASTEWATER
  32. SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE SWING ADSORPTION ETHANOL DRYING PROCESS BY THE ELECTRICAL ANALOGUE
  33. REMOVAL OF WATER FROM WATER-IN-OIL EMULSION BY FREEZE/THAW METHOD
  34. ESTIMATION OF ACTIVATION ENERGY FOR DESORPTION OF LOW-VOLATILITY DIOXINS ON ZEOLITES BY TPD TECHNIQUE
  35. A new treatment of organic wastewater with electroā€¦heterocatalysis
  36. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF BUILDING ENERGY CODES OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT ON BUILDING SERVICES INSTALLATIONS
  37. THE DRIVERS FOR CHINAS ENTERPRISES TO IMPLEMENT ISO 14001
  38. BIODEGRADATION OF 1-AMINO-4-BROMOANTHRAQUINONE-2-SULFONIC ACID BY ZOOLOEA ITZIGOHN STRAIN HP3
  39. Metal ion immobilisation in the microwave processing of sediment sludge from PCB manufacturing
  40. TREATMENT OF SPENT CAUSTIC LIQUOR BY CATALYTIC WET OXIDATION
  41. IMPROVEMENT ON REMOVAL OF HALOALKANE- A MOLECULAR BIOLOGY APPROACH
  42. ENHANCEMENT OF DEGRADATIVE CAPACITY BY HETEROLOGOUS EXPRESSION
  43. RECRUITMENT OF SILENT GENES FOR BIOREMEDIATION
  44. ANALYSIS OF A SOLAR POWERED ABSORPTION CHILLER
  45. EMISSION TESTING ON A BIODIESEL PRODUCED FROM WASTE ANIMAL FATS
  46. CHARACTERISTICS OF TYRE POWDER GASIFICATION USING A FLUIDIZED BED WITH AN AIR/STEAM MIXTURE
  47. EFFECT OF EFFLUENT RECYCLE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ANAEROBIC FILTER
  48. RENEWABLE ENERGY APPLICATIONS AND IMPACTS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN HONG KONG
  49. CARBON DIOXIDE METHANATION OVER YTTRIA-DOPED CERIA/Ī³- ALUMINA SUPPORTED NICKEL CATALYST
  50. DESTRUCTION RATES OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTAS IN A STIRRED-TANK REACTOR BY OZONATTON
  51. HETEROPOLY COMPOUND DESULFURIZERā€”A PROMISING RESOLUTION TO AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AND SULFUR RECOVERY
  52. CHARACTERISTIC AND EFFICIENCY OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE REMOVAL WITH HETEROPOLY COMPOUND ABSORBENT IN A PACKED COLUMN
  53. REMOVAL OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BY ACTIVATED CARBON
  54. Studies on Recycling of Neutralized Wastewater from Citric Acid Production
  55. LEVOGLUCOSAN KINASE INVOLVED IN CITRIC ACID FERMENTATION BY Aspergillus niger USING LEVOGLUCOSAN AS SOLE CARBON SOURCE
  56. DETERMINATION OF TRACE HYDROCARBON GASES BY GC-PID AND ITS RELIABILITY ANALYSIS
  57. STUDY ON THE APPLICATION OF A NEW HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW POLLUTION COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGY
  58. TECHNO-ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF BIOMASS GASIFICATION AND POWER GENERATION IN CHINA
  59. THE STUDY OF THE SYNTHETIC WASTE WATER OF MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE BEING TREATED WITH HCR PROCESS
  60. A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DEVELOPING MESOPOROSITY IN ACTIVATED CARBON
  61. STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF COPPER-ELECTROPLATTNG WASTEWATER BY CHEMICAL TRAPPING AND FLOCCULATION
  62. The Study on Corrosion and scale inhibition efficiencies of the phosphinico succinic acid oligomer, maleic acid-acrylic acid copolymer and zinc salt system
  63. The Study on the Wet Air Oxidation of Highly Concentrated Emulsified Wastewater and Its Kinetics
  64. INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY FOR WASTE MINIMIZATION
  65. PRESSURIZED UPFLOW AEROBIC SLUDGE BLANKET FOR PHARMACEUTICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT
  66. ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY CATALYSTS BASED ON MESOPOROUS SILICATES: IMMOBILIZATION OF ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE FOR THE ISOPROPYLATION OF NAPHTHALENE
  67. NEW HYDROTALCITE SORBENTS FOR THE REMOVAL OF COLOURED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
  68. Effects of Solution pH on the Removal of Aromatic Compounds from Aqueous Solutions
  69. GEOLOGIC SEQUESTRATION OF CO2 AND FLUE GASES INTO DEEP AUSTRALIAN COAL SEAMS WITH ENHANCED COALBED METHANE RECOVERY
  70. HIGH PRESSURE METHANE STORAGE IN COALS POTENTIALFOR GAS PIPELINES AND TRANSPORTATION FUELS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
  71. BIOREACTOR LANDFILL: CHEAPER FOR MSW DISPOSAL?
  72. SOLAR THERMAL POWER OR SOLAR AIDED THERMAL POWER? A CHOICE BETWEEN EFFICIENCIES
  73. MICROSCOPIC NATURE AND ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF BROWN COAL FLY ASH PARTICLES FROM A LARGE COAL FIRED POWER STATION
  74. CONTAMINATED SITE INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION OF CHLORINATED AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
  75. WASTE REDUCTION AND POTENTIAL FOR RECYCLING OF POLYSTYRENE PACKAGING
  76. ENERGY-RELATED C02 EMISSIONS IN CHINA'S INDUSTRIAL SECTOR
  77. MONITORING ON ROAD EMISSIONS WITH REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGIES
  78. DEVELOPMENT OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR ANAEROBIC DIGESTION BY PHASE SEPARATION
  79. PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ACTIVATED CARBON FROM OIL-PALM SHELLS
  80. ADSORPTION OF SULPHUR DIOXIDE ON OIL-PALM-SHELL ACTIVATED CARBON IN A PACKED BED
  81. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SINGAPORE
  82. NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER REMOVAL IN DIRECT FILTRATION SYSTEM
  83. APPLICATION OF A MEMBRANE-HOLLOW FIBER COMPOSITE MODULE FOR SOLID-LIQUID SEPARATION
  84. ABSORPTION OF CARBON DISULFIDE IN ALKALINE SOLUTION - EQUIPMENT SELECTION
  85. TREATING FRESH AIR OPTIONS AND USES
  86. AN OPTIMAL RENEWABLE ENERGY MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
  87. Implementation and Effect of ISO 14001 Certification System in Korean Enterprises
  88. GAS STIRRING TECHNIQUE FOR ADSORPTION OF BASIC DYES ONTO MONTUORILLONITE-CLAY
  89. THE EFFECT OF EQUIVALENCE RATIO AND SPARK IGNITION TIMING ON GASOLINE ENGINE PERFORMANCE AND AIR POLLUTION THROUGH SIMULATION
  90. MICROPOROUS CARBON ADSORBENTS FROM OIL PALM SHELLS FOR GAS SEPARATION
  91. APPLICATION OF EXERGY AND PINCH ANALYSIS ON OLEOCHEMICAL FRACTIONATION PROCESSES
  92. ASSESSMENT OF ANNUAL RATE OF GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM VARIABLE-LOAD FUEL OIL-FIRED STEAM BOILERS
  93. PHOTODEGRADATION OF 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOL IN TITANIUM DIOXIDE (TiOJ AQUEOUS SUSPENSIONS
  94. ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND CARBON-DIOXIDE EMISSION IN THAILAND
  95. COMPOSTING OF PIG MANURE USING FORCED-AERATION SYSTEM
  96. ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS IN THE THAI TEXTILE INDUSTRY
  97. pH BUFFERING FORMULATIONS FOR ACIDIC GEOTHERMAL WELLS
  98. CONSTRUCTION WASTE MINIMISATION
  99. COMBINED ELECTRON-BEAM METHODS FOR PURDIFICATRION OF WATER AND WASTEWATER
  100. ADSORPTION OF DYES ONTO ACTIVATED CARBON CLOTHS
  101. DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF THE ENTIRE ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING CO2- EMISSIONS
  102. INNOVATIVE IMMOBILIZED FENTON SYSTEMS USEFUL IN THE ABATEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTANTS
  103. THERMOCHEMICAL GASIFICATION OF BIOMASS: THE FATE OF MAIN COMPONENTS, FUEL NITROGEN AND TRACE COMPONENTS IN A PRES SURIZED FLUIDIZED BED GASIFICATION SYSTEM
  104. BIOMASS-BASED, SMALL-SCALE, DISTRIBUTED GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY AND HEAT USING INTEGRATED GASTURBINE-FUEL CELL SYSTEMS
  105. WASTE WATER TREATMENT BY THE PHOTOCHEMICALLY ENHANCED FENTON REACTION: MODELING AND OPTIMIZATION USING EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN AND ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS
  106. ADVANCED PHOTO-OXIDATION PROCESS FOR AMMONIA REMOVAL FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
  107. A COMMUNITY-BASED MODEL OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
  108. POTENTIAL SOURCES OF OZONE IN BEAUMONT, TEXAS, USA
  109. Large Hydropower Projects: Environmental Analysis, A Case Study of Arun River III In Nepal
  110. FERMENTATION KINETICS IN THE PRODUCTION OF LACTIC ACID FROM HIGH STRENGTH WASTEWATERS
  111. ROCK MILL DUST REMOVAL BY WETTED SCREEN
  112. THERMO-CHEMICAL CONVERSION OF BIOMASS ENERGY TO MEDIUM HEATING VALUE GAS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION
  113. CHROMIUM ADSORPTION ON HIGH-PERFORMANCE ACTIVATED CARBONS FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTION
  114. THE CONTRIBUTION OF ADVANCED OXIDATION TECHNOLOGIES TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT
  115. THE STUDY OF C02 PERMEATION PROCESSES ON A CMSM DERIVED FROM PAPTON POLYIMIDE
  116. PLANKTER COMMUNITY DYNAMICS OF A SHALLOW FRESH WATER LAKE OF OUSSUDU
  117. COMPOSTING - VERMICOMPOSTING OF LEAF LITTER ENSUING FROM THE TREES OF MANGO (MANGIFERA INDICA)
  118. VIRTUAL CLASSROOM AS A TOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
  119. MITIGATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS FROM COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT IN CHINA
  120. ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS OF HANDMADE PAPER PULPING
  121. AUTHOR INDEX