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Review
The Environmental Hazards and Treatment of Ship’s Domestic Sewage
by Yanan Zhang, Bensen Xian, Wenkai Sun, Ruifang Lu, Qin Zhang, Mei Wang, Dandan Xu, Huili Liu, Shaoyuan Bai and Mingming Fu
Toxics 2024, 12(11), 826; https://doi.org/10.3390/toxics12110826 - 19 Nov 2024
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With the rapid development of the modern shipping field, the damage caused by ship pollution to the global inland waterways and marine ecosystems has attracted extensive attention from the international community. However, there are fewer reviews on the environmental hazards of domestic ship [...] Read more.
With the rapid development of the modern shipping field, the damage caused by ship pollution to the global inland waterways and marine ecosystems has attracted extensive attention from the international community. However, there are fewer reviews on the environmental hazards of domestic ship sewage and its treatment, and a systematic summary of the environmental hazards posed by ship domestic sewage and its treatment is lacking. Based on summarizing the various environmental hazards brought about by a ship’s domestic sewage and the corresponding treatment methods, this study elaborates, in detail, on the specific hazards of the main toxic and hazardous substances contained in a ship’s domestic sewage on the environment and organisms, and the treatment methods of the ship’s domestic sewage and their treatment effects, such as membrane bioreactor (MBR). It is also pointed out that MBR has great potential in the direction of ship domestic sewage treatment, and the solution of its membrane pollution and other problems as well as the exploration of the combination of MBR and other treatment methods will become the focus of future research. A theoretical reference is provided for the study of environmental problems caused by domestic sewage from ships and their treatment options. Full article
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Network Analysis of Ship Domestic Sewage Discharge—The Yangtze River Case
by Yingying Wang, Dong Han and Xiaofeng Ma
Water 2023, 15(24), 4270; https://doi.org/10.3390/w15244270 - 13 Dec 2023
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Water transportation has always occupied a large proportion of China’s transportation and has become the key to China’s economic development. Water transportation is called “green transportation” in the industry due to the advantages of low transportation cost, high safety factor, and large capacity. [...] Read more.
Water transportation has always occupied a large proportion of China’s transportation and has become the key to China’s economic development. Water transportation is called “green transportation” in the industry due to the advantages of low transportation cost, high safety factor, and large capacity. However, water transportation has caused a great impact on the ecological environment of the waters for a long time, and solving the problem of sewage pollution from ships has also become an unavoidable problem. To control pollution from ships, it is essential to analyze the characteristics of ship domestic sewage discharge. In this study, a ship domestic sewage discharge complex network (SDCN) is established based on the ship voyage data to analyze the discharge characteristics in the Yangtze River. According to the topological analysis, the SDCN is a small-world network with the power-law degree distribution and superliner betweenness-degree correlation as distinguishing characteristics. The top five MDs with the highest in-vertex strength are Chaotianmen MD (S = 165,129,561), Tongling MD (S = 66,426,616), Maanshan MD (S = 62,087,158), Baqu MD (S = 59,964,550), and Shashi MD (S = 55,569,399), which indicates that these MDs receive a large amount of sewage. And the volume of domestic sewage between Chaotianmen MD and Baqu MD is the largest. The results can help us understand the discharge characteristics of ship domestic sewage and how they can be targeted to develop control measures for the countermeasures of “zero discharge” for inland ships. Full article
(This article belongs to the Section Wastewater Treatment and Reuse)
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