This study is a summary of the complex odor proficiency testing method using the air dilution sensory method conducted for the last 7 years. Results of the homogeneity and stability test were obtained from the measurement of the standard sample for identifying the range of measurable concentration so that the complex odor proficiency testing method was established through processing the manufactured standard sample and distribution method. Standard samples were prepared using a large Teflon bag after being homogeneously mixed inside a Teflon bag. Also, a distributing container was selected with a polyester aluminum bag in order to avoid samples of the best condition from being contaminated during transport as well as being exposed to invasive odor from a sampling bag. Test results revealed that the mixture of toluene and m-Xylene was most appropriate for this proficiency testing method to the homogeneity and stability of the testing method. In addition, DMS and DMDS were the optimized samples at the outlet area. As a result, the standard method was established to address the analysis quality management to the mixed odor inspection agencies in Korea.

We performed water analysis at the water quality measuring points of Gap Stream and Youdenug Stream to examine the water quality impact by the Youdeung Stream inflow to Gap Stream Lake Park due to moving of movable weir. As analytical results, the SS concentration was found to be high during a rainy season, but during a dry season COD and TP concentrations were found to be high. Especially, the TP was higher after the moving of movable weir. From the measuring results of sediments of Gap Stream Lake Park, the concentration of organic matter due to the decrease of flow rate of water was higher than a non-freshwater period, and the downstream concentration of organic matter was found to be higher than the upstream of Lake Park during a fresh water period. The analytical results of water quality for the inflow of Yudeung Stream for maintaining utility water of Daejeon Stream showed no concentration difference according to the points in organic matters and nutrient salts, but the COD and SS concentrations were found to be partially high in the Okgye Bridge outfall. In case of heavy metals they were not mostly detected, so their effects were not high.

We used a conventional activated sludge process to treat a paper wastewater, and then the effluent was treated with an ozone oxidation process as advanced process to remove non-degradable materials. It was found that the removal efficiency rates of the organic matter has been rapidly increased initially, and then it was almost constant after this period. The concentration of ozone should be recommended to maintain approximately 8.3 mg/L during this operation to keep the CODmn value below 100 mg/L and ozone contact time longer than 60 min.

This study of hospital wastewater by activated sludge wastewater treatment facility for your use of the UV disinfection process in the HRT and the UV intensity UV disinfection coliform group by evaluating the effectiveness of the disinfection facilities to meet basic data is for. Study the active sludge process coliform group emissions alone will not meet the accepted standards of the disinfection process needs to be separate. Active sludge from the same UV dose settling water interfere with my a particle substance acts as an argument between the disinfection effect a point of difference, which requires the removal of material a particle before in disinfect. The higher the UV intensity coliform group HRT long the effects of the disinfection was higher, permitted emission standards 3,000 EA/mL to meet UV dose said the 82 mJ/cm2. Existing water pollution prevention facilities, the design of the UV dose 2,310 mJ 1m/cm2 the a safety factor 50% of the company considered the same as after consideration, 120 mJ/cm2 to about 19 times higher than the results of the experiment setup, and of the existing water pollution prevention facilities UV disinfection equipment is installed, the excess.

The average BOD concentration was found to be about 269mg/L before a process innovation, but after the innovation, it became 30mg/L, which satisfied the effluent standard of 120mg/L. The removal effluent standard of 120mg/L. The removal efficiency was about 60～80%, and the concentration of the treated water was found th be low. after the process innovation, the average COD concentration was 29mg/L, and the CODmn removal efficiency became low to the level of about 65～76%, which was found lower than the effluent standard of 130mg/L. After the process innovation the SS average concentration of the treated water was 13mg/L, which was lower than that before the innovation (32mg/L). By the activated sludge process innovation, the SS removal efficiency was improved to be 30～70%. The average concentration of total coliform before the process innovation was 6100 count/mL because an Activated sludge process only occasionally pass over the allowed standard(The average number of the total coliform of Activated sludge process treated water was about 8100 count/mL), UV disinfection process was introduced. after the introduction, the average number of the total coliform was 1800 count/mL, which satisfied the allowed effluent standard of 3000 count/mL.

This survey was accomplished to compare the characteristics of water quality and algae at the Daechung Dam with those at its regulating reservoir from the year 2003 to 2005. In the case of Daechung Dam, three sites, such as the area near dam body, the Mooneui intake station, and Chudong intake station, were selected averaged data were used for the comparison. The water quality of the Daechung Dam are an follows; temperature is from 4 to 25℃(average 15), pH is from 7.3 to 8.6(average 7.9), DO is from 5.7 to 13.0mg/L(average 9.9), BOD is from 0.7 to 1.7mg/L(average 1.1), COD is from 2.5 to 4.4mg/L (average 3.1), SS is from 1.1 to 9.8mg/L(average 3.2), total coliform is from 0 to 37MPN/100mL(average 11), total phosphorus is from 0.008 to 0.074mg/L(average 0.022) and total nitrogen is from 1.087 to 2.175mg/L(average 1.492). The water quality of regulating reservoir are an follows; temperature is from 1.0 to 24.0℃(average 13), pH is from 6.7 to 8.2(average 7.6), DO is from 5.9 to 13.2mg/L(average 9.2), BOD is from 0.3 to 1.8mg/L(average 0.8), COD is from 2.4 to 5.3mg/L(average 3.8), SS is from 1.2 to 50mg/L(average 9.0), total coliform is from 0 to 260MPN/100mL(average 56), total phosphorus is from 0.005 to 0.224mg/L(average 0.04) and total nitrogen is from 1.123 to 5.227mg/L (average 2.3). The water quality of regulating reservoir had been the Class Ⅱ raw water criteria ein years ago, but it has been improved to Class I recently. Whereas the water quality of the Daechung Dam has been maintained as Ⅱ except COD.