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Environmental Technology Research Network
in the Asia-Pacific Region

DB for Research Project
Category(1) : Others
Category(2) : Conuter measures


  1. Project Name
  2. Duration
  3. Research Catagory 1
  4. Research Catagory 2
  5. Research Field
  6. Researchers
  7. Affiliation 1
  8. Affiliation 2
  9. Address
  10. Country
  11. Phone
  12. Fax
  13. Project Summary
  14. Publications
  15. International Joint Study with

Korea Institute of Science and Technology(KIST), Korea

  1. Environmental Technology Date base setup
  2. 1995-1997
  3. Environmental Technology
  4. Technology Transfer
  5. ESSD
  6. Moon, K.C., Ghim, y.s., Kim, j.s. .
  7. Environment Research Center
  8. Korea Institute of Science and Technology(KIST)
  9. P.O. Box 131, Chenongryang Seoul Korea
  10. Korea
  11. 82-2-958-5802
  12. 82-2-958-5805
  13. Technology Transfer
  15. United Notton

Electrotechnical Laboratory(ETL), Japan

  1. Technology assessment for the diffusion of important countermeasures in the energy sector Subtitle:Evaluation of important countermeasures in the power generation sector
  2. 1994-1996
  3. Technology assessment, energy
  4. Countermeasures,modeling
  5. Engineering
  6. Masayuki KAMIMOTO,Kosuke KUROKAWA,Akinobu MURATA,Kazuhiko KATO,Sadaaki SHIMIZU,Izumi TSUDA
  7. Energy and Information Science Section, Energy Technology Division
  8. ETL,AIST,MITI
  9. 1-1-4 Umezono,Tsukuba,Ibaraki 305
  10. Japan
  11. 81-298-61-5411
  12. 81-298-61-5829
  13. The aim of this project is to investigate major factors limiting the diffusion of important countermeasures in the power generation sector, such as renewables and highly efficient power generation technologies. The scope of the study includes the estimation of nationwide variability of renewable energy resources, the estimation of impacts on the existing power system, and the life cycle assessment of countermeasure technologies.
  14. 1)Akinobu Murata et al.,Systems Analysis of the Effectiveness of Electricity Generation Technologies as Carbon Dioxide Emission Reduction Measures,Trans. of I.E.E.J,B114-10,969-978,1994

Osaka National Research Institute(ONRI), Japan

  1. Material System Development for Enhancing Ground Water Bioremediation (2)Activated Carbon Based System for Enhancing Ground Water Bioremediation
  2. 1996-1999
  3. ground water, activated carbon fiber, water
  4. bioremediation, material system, enhancing, measurement
  5. chemistry, engineering, biology, ecology
  6. Takako HONJOH*, Kazuhiro FUJITA**, Shigeo TANASE*, Yoshihiro SAWADA** 7 *;Ionic Chemistry Section, **;High Temperature Materials Section,
  7. Energy Conversion Department
  8. ONRI, AIST, MITI
  9. 1-8-31 Midorigaoka, Ikeda, Osaka 563
  10. Japan
  11. 81-727-51-9614
  12. 81-727-51-9622
  13. The aim of this study is to investigate the material system development for enhancing ground water bioremediation. Activated carbon fibers (ACFs) have high adsorptive properties and easy handling. When they are applied to adsorbent for purification of ground water, direct purification treatment will be possible using these advantages. New technology bioremediation, which removes pollution by biological activity, may be one of the most ecologically desirable method. The cost may be lower than that of conventional methods, although improvement of remediation speed and environmental influence of utilized microorganism should be cared. For the development of the system mentioned above, various surface treatments, mechanical
  14. properties, surface characterization, bioremediation property for organic chlorine compounds of ACFs are investigated in our institute.