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  Phytofences and Algae Harvesting as Control Strategies for H2S Emissions from Saline Ponds
 
 
Titel: Phytofences and Algae Harvesting as Control Strategies for H2S Emissions from Saline Ponds
Auteur: Commins, Marcie L.
Roth, James C.
Jenkins, David
Verschenen in: Lake and reservoir management
Paginering: Jaargang 10 (1994) nr. 2 pagina's 149-154
Jaar: 1994-12-01
Inhoud: Excessive atmospheric H2S (hydrogen sulfide) emissions from large salt evaporation ponds in San Francisco Bay, California, and the effectiveness of possible remedies have been studied since 1989. These emissions are caused by filamentous algae (Cladophora spp., Enteromorpha spp.) which accumulate on the downwind shores, and decay under anoxic conditions. On-site pilot experiments were used to test the effectiveness of two methods of controlling H2S emissions: harvesting the shoreline accumulation of filamentous algae and the use of a barrier (“phytofence”) to prevent accumulation of algae onshore. Replicate experimental plots were set up along a portion of the downwind (east) shore. Atmospheric H2S concentrations above the phytofence plots were significantly lower than above both control and harvest plots. In addition, total dissolved sulfide was significantly lower and dissolved oxygen significantly higher in the phytofence plots than in control and harvest plots. Thus, a phytofence may be a viable method for reducing H2S emissions. Harvest plot H2S emissions, total dissolved sulfide, and dissolved oxygen concentrations were not significantly different from control plots. Removal of filamentous algae to significantly reduce the H2S emissions is impractical early in the season due to large amounts of algae involved and the difficulty of harvesting; it is impossible later in the season because of the decomposed state of the algae. Harvesting is not a viable method for reducing H2S emissions from these evaporation ponds.
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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