오이의 생육과 괴실의 품질에 미치는 폐암면, 몇가지 폐버섯 배지, 밤나무 파쇄입자, 질석, 펄라이트, 상용암면의 효과를 실험한 바 다음과 같은 결괴를 얻었다. 야마자키 조성 오이 배양액을 이용한 배지경에서 식물체 생육은 폐암면내피트모스 혼용구와 입상 UR 암면에서 좋았다. 그러나 오이 총수량은 폐팽이버섯 배지에서 가장 많았다. 다음으로 펄라이트, 폐애느타리버섯 배지, 폐암면+피트모스(1:2 v/v) 순서였는데 이들 세 처리 간에는 유의차가 없었다. 당도와 경도는 펄라이트와 질석구에서 높았으며 그 이외는 처리구 상호간에 큰 차이가 없었다. 비타민 C 함량은 배지구간에 일정한 경향이 없었다. 이상의 결과로 미루어 폐배지도 오이의 수경재배 배지로 이용 가능성이 매우 크다는 것을 알 수 있었다.

This research was performed to evaluate the recycling characteristics by physico-chemical analysis of the wasted andthe reclaimed rubbers. Two types of the powdered and the reclaimed rubbers were sampled and analyzed. Pb was detectedin the range of 2.55~194.00mg/kg for the powdered rubber product, of which some exceeded the rubber standard criteria(90mg/kg), while it was 0.05~50.80mg/kg for the reclaimed rubber. Zn showed the highest concentration of heavymetals in the rubber products, comparing to the other heavy metals. It ranged from 9,750mg/kg to 27,900mg/kg, and388mg/kg to 17,450mg/kg for the powdered and the reclaimed rubber products, respectively. Total PAHs concentrationsof the powdered and the reclaimed rubber products exceeded greatly the rubber standard criteria (10mg/kg) as221.7~18,842.8mg/kg and not-detected~14,248.0mg/kg, respectively. Therefore, it was concluded that the managementplan and environmental criteria should be prepared for the recycled rubber product, considering the concentrations ofhazardous compounds such as Pb, Zn, and PAHs.

This research was performed to evaluate the recycling characteristics by physico-chemical analysis of wasted and regenerated activated carbons. Three types of waste carbons for gas treatment, drinking water purification, and wastewater treatment were sampled and analyzed. Heavy metals concentrations of As, Zn, Pb and Cd for all regenerated carbons satisfied the standard criteria of the granular activated carbon for drinking water purification. The sieve residues of the regenerated activated carbons for drinking water purification and wastewater treatment were in the range of 85.3 ~ 97.7% and 97.7 ~ 99.7%, respectively. Some samples of the regenerated activated carbons were not able to satisfy the standard criteria for methylene blue adsorption ( 150 mL/g) and iodine adsorption ( 950 mg/g). All activated carbons for gas treatment and drinking water purification satisfied the standard criteria for hardness and bulk density. One of three activated carbon samples for drinking water purification did not satisfied the standard criteria for phenol number and ABS (alkyl benzene sulfonate) number. The observed results concluded that there was no problem of heavy metals accumulation in the regenerated activated carbon, but partially against standard criteria such as sieve residue, moisture content, methylene blue adsorption, and iodine adsorption.