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Journal of the Korean Society for Environmental Analysis 2014;17(3):135-145.
Hydraulic Behavior and Mixing Characteristics in Sampling Tank for Tele-monitoring System
수질원격감시체계의 시료채취조의 수리적 거동 및 혼합특성 평가
오원기1, 최종우2, 이원석2, 추용엽1, 허정욱1
1한국산업기술시험원
2국립환경과학원
Abstract
The tele-monitoring system (TMS) refers to a system that monitors the emission state of pollutants on a 24-hour basis by online-connecting a remote water quality control center with automatic measurement devicesattached to the discharging outlets of wastewater processing facilities and wastewater-producing businesses. The core of the TMS is the reliability of data from the continuous water monitoring equipment (CWME). Thedata reliability depends upon the accuracy and uniformity of the monitoring equipment as well as the representativenessof samples. The water sampling system is a major factor affecting the measuring resultsbecause it consists of a series of continuous sample collection processes from the effluent outlet to the CWME. Experiments were performed with a specially designed sampling system. The mixing characteristics of eachsample in the designed system were investigated using three-dimensional computational analyses of fluid andtracer tests. In addition, the residence time distribution (RTD) and the dispersion number were analyzed. Theresults showed that the sampling system is applicable as a standard of performance test for sampling baths.
Key Words: Hydraulic characteristics, Residence time distribution, Tele-monitoring system, Three-dimen-sional computational analysis, Tracer test
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