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Environmental Technology Research Network
in the Asia-Pacific Region

DB for Research Project
Category(1) : Wastes
Category(2) : Modeling


  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 Energy Research(KIER), Korea

  1. Investigation on the Characteristics of Liquid Wastes Depending on Their Generation Sources and Study on Optimum Treatment Method
  2. 1995-1996
  3. Air, Wastes, Hazardous Substances
  4. Oxidative Pyrolysis, Monitoring
  5. Environmental Engineering, Toxicology
  6. Sang-Guk KIM, Dong-Chan KIM, Dae-Hyun SHIN, Nam-Sun ROH, Kwang-Ho KIM
  7. Wastes Pyrolysis Research Team, Energy & Environment Research Department
  8. KIER(Korea Institute of Energy Research), MOTIE(Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy)
  9. 71-2 Jang-dong, Yusong-ku, Taejon 305-343
  10. Korea
  11. 82-42-860-3632
  12. 82-42-860-3134
  13. Since liquid wastes are currently being collected and treated without respect of their kinds and charateristics, energy is not saved from incineration facility and furthermore, creats environmental problems. In this study, present status of liquid waste generation and treatment is investigated, and thermal decomposition characteristics are studied using a lab-scale thermal reactor. The purpose of this research is to divide liquid wastes into groups, and to present best treatment method for their each group.

National Institute for Resources and Environment(NIRE), Japan

  1. Control Techniques of Hazardous By-products in Industrial Waste Incineration
  2. 1993-1996
  3. wastes, hazardous substances
  4. measurement, fate, monitoring, reaction mechanism
  5. chemistry, engineering, toxicology
  6. Mamoru TOMINAGA, Takashi IMAGAWA
  7. Water Analysis Lab, Hydrospheric Environmental Protection Dept.
  8. NIRE, AIST, MITI
  9. 16-3 Onogawa, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305
  10. Japan
  11. 81-298-61-8338
  12. 81-298-61-8308
  13. The objectives of this research are to clarify for generation mechanisms of hazardous compounds in the combustion process, and to develop the proper incineration techniques for the industrial waste that contained halogenated organic compounds.
  14. 1)Takashi Imagawa et. al., Isomer Specific Analysis of Tetra- and pentachloronaphthalene in Fly Ash and halowax,J. Envir. Chem., 3,2,221-230,1993 2)Takashi Imagawa et. al., Determination of Congener Composion of halowax Using an Atomic Emission Detector,Bunseki Kagaku, 43, 629-633