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项目编号: 1453906
项目名称:
CAREER: Impact of Effluent Organic Matter on Photochemical Processes in Surface Waters
作者: Fernando Rosario-Ortiz
承担单位: University of Colorado at Boulder
批准年: 2014
开始日期: 2015-06-01
结束日期: 2020-05-31
资助金额: USD512000
资助来源: US-NSF
项目类别: Standard Grant
国家: US
语种: 英语
特色学科分类: Engineering - Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems
英文关键词: effluent organic matter ; photochemical process ; impact ; wastewater-dominated surface water ; 1453906rosario-ortizcareer ; career proposal ; reactive intermediate ; organic contaminant ; wastewater-dominated ; surface water ; organic compound ; photochemical production ; photochemical degradation ; wastewater effluent ; surface watersthe field ; trace organic contaminant
英文摘要: 1453906
Rosario-Ortiz

CAREER: Impact of Effluent Organic Matter on Photochemical Processes in Surface Waters

The field of Environmental Photochemistry is currently one of the major focus areas within environmental engineering science. Specifically within this field, the PI is aiming to understand the impact of wastewater effluent organic matter on photochemical processes within wastewater-dominated surface waters, focusing on the formation of reactive intermediates (e.g., reactive oxygen species and excited triplet states) and their ultimate reactivity in aqueous media. To this end, the research objective of this CAREER proposal is to develop a long-term successful academic program focusing on the environmental photochemistry of effluent organic matter. The educational objectives of this CAREER proposal are to improve the retention of Latino students and to implement inquiry-based learning in undergraduate education at the University of Colorado, Boulder (CU Boulder), in addition to mentoring graduate students.

In the research plan, the PI will explore emerging areas of interest in the study of wastewater effluent organic matter photochemistry, focusing on the following topics; (i) Quantify the photochemical production of reactive intermediates, including hydrogen peroxide, and excited triplet states, from effluent organic matter and sub-components; (ii) Quantify the antioxidant capacity of effluent organic matter and its impact on the inhibition of oxidation of organic compounds, and; (iii) Evaluate the dynamics of effluent organic matter photochemistry in surface waters (e.g., photo-bleaching) and the impacts on reactive intermediate formation. The results from this project will be applicable to different areas of environmental engineering, including the photochemical degradation of trace organic contaminants and pathogen inactivation in wastewater-dominated surface waters. The results from this project will offer important fundamental information with respect to effluent organic matter photochemistry, which will in turn improve our understanding of the efficacy of photochemical processes in wastewater-dominated surface waters. Given the importance of wastewater effluents in urban water cycles, and the interest in photochemical processes as effective alternatives to more costly engineering treatment alternatives for the oxidation of organic contaminants and pathogen inactivation, a better understanding of effluent organic matter photochemistry is needed.
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标识符: http://119.78.100.158/handle/2HF3EXSE/94423
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