21st SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo (2019): Hall program

Hall program

Hall E

Most recent update: 2020-02-19 14:33:50


Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Environmental engineering
(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	E01	Photo-Fenton reaction over Fe-zeolite catalyst for 1,4-dioxane degradation (Toho U.) *kikuti kouhei, konno hiroki	Fenton reaction Zeolite 1,4-Dioxane	13-b	15
9:42– 9:54	E02	Selective separation of metals in ceramic waste by using carbon reduction and chlorination (NIT Akita) *Sato Shinsuke, Nonaka Risehiro	Recovery Chlorination Ceramic waste	13-e	111
9:54– 10:06	E03	Suppression of the growth of green algae by tannic acid and irradiation of ultrasound wave (NIT Tokyo) Kawamori Yuka, Sato Kurumi, *Yokoyama Shoto, Shoji R	Green algae Eutrophicaton Lake water	13-a	123
10:06– 10:18	E04	Adsorptive removal of perfluorinated compounds by zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (toho U.) *yasuda kousuke, konno hiroki	Adsorption ZIFs PFCs	13-b	18
10:18– 10:30	E05	Recovery of simulated radioactive material in simulated contaminated water using volcanic ash (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Kawana Y	Radioactive Volcanic ash Contaminated water	13-f	6
10:30– 10:42	E06	Change of biodegradability of persistent organic matter by advanced oxidation process (YNU) *Hatano Yuta, Nakamura Kazuho, Wakui Kenji, Funaba Ryosuke	water treatment AOP BOD	13-b	57
10:42– 10:50	Break
Environmental engineering
(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:50– 11:02	E08	mixture of red soil and waste gypsum board to prevent the elution of fertilizer of agricultural field (NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *sakurazawa yuhei, hirota kiri, suzuki mika, (Morioka Sangyo) morioka shuichi, kawamitsu hiroshi, (NIT Okinawa) fukumura takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) nikaido mitsuru, terui norifumi, (NIT Oita) sano hiroaki	red soil outflow gypsum board elution	13-f	61
11:02– 11:14	E09	Mineral Carbonation Process Using Electrodialysis (seikei U.) *Inagaki Tomonari, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro	mineral carbonation wollastonite electrodialysis	13-g	33
11:14– 11:26	E10	Evaluation of water retention and water absorption of Zr₆O₄(OH)₄(fumarate)₆ and its application to greening of desert (NIT Tokyo) Ishii T, Kurihara M, Shiroishi H	Zr$6$O$4$(OH)$4$(fumarate)$6$ greening of desert water retention	13-f	63
11:26– 11:38	E11	Carbon dioxide fixation via carbonation of concrete sludge (Seikei U.) *Tanaka Shunsuke, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe Masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro	mineral carbonation concrete sludge carbon dioxide fixation	13-g	89
11:38– 11:50	E12	Effects and effects on thermal decomposition of plastics due to differences in hydrotalcite (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Toritsuka M	Thermal decomposition Plastics Hydrotalcite	13-e	8
11:50– 12:02	E13	The preparation of water permeable material using scrapped FRP and evaluation of its performance (Tokyo U.Sci) *Kageyama Tatsuya, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	FRP Porosity Permeability	13-e	91
12:02– 12:14	Lunch break
Environmental engineering
(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )
13:00– 13:12	E19	Effects of reaction conditions on decomposition of resins in carbon fiber reinforced plastics under hydrothermal conditions (Chuo U.) *Iketani T., Endo J., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	hydrothermal CFRP recycling	13-e	104
13:12– 13:24	E20	Recovery of tantalum from tantalum capacitor by pyrolysis (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Hachinohe S, Dodo W	Pyrolysis Tantalum	13-e	3
13:24– 13:36	E21	Relationship between fluorine elution amount and particle size from cyclone ash (NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *takeshita jumpei, suzuki mika, hirota kiri	fluorine granularity elution volume	13-c	16
13:36– 13:48	E22	Effects of reaction conditions on mass reduction ratio from polyurethane decomposition in aqueous basic solutions under hydrothermal conditions (Chuo U.) *Kikuchi M., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	hydrothermal polyurethane aqueous basic solution	13-e	118
13:48– 14:00	E23	Decomposing detergent with floating weeds (Yamanashi Eiwa HS) Iwashita Ema, Shiota Iori, *Natori Nozomi	Spirodela Resistance Rhizosphere microorganisms	7-g	47
14:00– 14:12	E24	Study on purification agent for in situ stabilizatation of soil contaminated with heavy metals (NIT Tokyo) Shoji R., *Miyamura H., (Hitachi Cons.) Tagami H., Kumasiro K.	contaminated sold treatment technology in situ treatment adsorption of lead	13-c	19
14:12– 14:20	Break
Environmental engineering
(14:20–15:32) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:20– 14:32	E26	Removing Heavy Metal Ions From Waste Water Using Peat (Tama HS of Sci. and Tech.) Sato Keiichi	Peat Humic substance Heavy metal ions	13-b	14
14:32– 14:44	E27	Performance of single-chamber microbial fuel cell using an air-cathode with activated carbon catalyst (Gunma U.) *Sasaki T., Nariduka K., Kubota K., Watanabe T.	microbial fuel cell air cathode wastewater	13-b	117
14:44– 14:56	E28	Preferable nutrient condition for enhancing microbially induced calcite precipitation in ordinary soil and water (NIT Fukushima) *Kikuchi Keita, Kurumada Kenichi	Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation nutrient condition microbial propagation	13-b	107
14:56– 15:08	E29	Effects of reaction temperature and additive concentration on product yield from poly(L-lactide) depolymerization under hot water conditions (Chuo U.) *Endo N., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	poly(L-lactide) depolymerization aqueous amine solution	13-e	56
15:08– 15:20	E30	Gasification by thermal decomposition of remaining woodland material as unused resources (Tokyo Metropolian High School of Sci. and Tech.) Hisaoka H, Suzuki T, Iwabuchi M, Muramatsu N	Thermal decomposition Gasification Woodland material	9-c	5
15:20– 15:32	E31	Fabrication and its electrochemical properties of Si negative electrode by wet-process using CNT as conductive auxiliary agent (Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Kumamoto Taiga, (Kato-Gakuin. U.) Ogoma Takayoshi, (Kanto-Gakuin. U.) Tomono Kazuaki	CNT Silicon Wet process	13-e	35

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Environmental engineering

(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

E01

Photo-Fenton reaction over Fe-zeolite catalyst for 1,4-dioxane degradation

(Toho U.) *kikuti kouhei, konno hiroki

Fenton reaction
Zeolite
1,4-Dioxane

13-b

9:42– 9:54

E02

Selective separation of metals in ceramic waste by using carbon reduction and chlorination

(NIT Akita) *Sato Shinsuke, Nonaka Risehiro

Recovery
Chlorination
Ceramic waste

13-e

111

9:54– 10:06

E03

Suppression of the growth of green algae by tannic acid and irradiation of ultrasound wave

(NIT Tokyo) *Kawamori Yuka, *Sato Kurumi, *Yokoyama Shoto, Shoji R

Green algae
Eutrophicaton
Lake water

13-a

123

10:06– 10:18

E04

Adsorptive removal of perfluorinated compounds by zeolitic imidazolate frameworks

(toho U.) *yasuda kousuke, konno hiroki

Adsorption
ZIFs
PFCs

13-b

10:18– 10:30

E05

Recovery of simulated radioactive material in simulated contaminated water using volcanic ash

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Kawana Y

Radioactive
Volcanic ash
Contaminated water

13-f

10:30– 10:42

E06

Change of biodegradability of persistent organic matter by advanced oxidation process

(YNU) *Hatano Yuta, Nakamura Kazuho, Wakui Kenji, Funaba Ryosuke

water treatment
AOP
BOD

13-b

10:42– 10:50

Break

Environmental engineering

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:50– 11:02

E08

mixture of red soil and waste gypsum board to prevent the elution of fertilizer of agricultural field

(NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *sakurazawa yuhei, hirota kiri, suzuki mika, (Morioka Sangyo) morioka shuichi, kawamitsu hiroshi, (NIT Okinawa) fukumura takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) nikaido mitsuru, terui norifumi, (NIT Oita) sano hiroaki

red soil outflow
gypsum board
elution

13-f

11:02– 11:14

E09

Mineral Carbonation Process Using Electrodialysis

(seikei U.) *Inagaki Tomonari, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro

mineral carbonation
wollastonite
electrodialysis

13-g

11:14– 11:26

E10

Evaluation of water retention and water absorption of Zr₆O₄(OH)₄(fumarate)₆ and its application to greening of desert

(NIT Tokyo) *Ishii T, *Kurihara M, Shiroishi H

Zr$6$O$4$(OH)$4$(fumarate)$6$
greening of desert
water retention

13-f

11:26– 11:38

E11

Carbon dioxide fixation via carbonation of concrete sludge

(Seikei U.) *Tanaka Shunsuke, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe Masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro

mineral carbonation
concrete sludge
carbon dioxide fixation

13-g

11:38– 11:50

E12

Effects and effects on thermal decomposition of plastics due to differences in hydrotalcite

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Toritsuka M

Thermal decomposition
Plastics
Hydrotalcite

13-e

11:50– 12:02

E13

The preparation of water permeable material using scrapped FRP and evaluation of its performance

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Kageyama Tatsuya, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

FRP
Porosity
Permeability

13-e

12:02– 12:14

Lunch break

Environmental engineering

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

13:00– 13:12

E19

Effects of reaction conditions on decomposition of resins in carbon fiber reinforced plastics under hydrothermal conditions

(Chuo U.) *Iketani T., Endo J., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

hydrothermal
CFRP
recycling

13-e

104

13:12– 13:24

E20

Recovery of tantalum from tantalum capacitor by pyrolysis

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Hachinohe S, *Dodo W

Pyrolysis
Tantalum

13-e

13:24– 13:36

E21

Relationship between fluorine elution amount and particle size from cyclone ash

(NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *takeshita jumpei, suzuki mika, hirota kiri

fluorine
granularity
elution volume

13-c

13:36– 13:48

E22

Effects of reaction conditions on mass reduction ratio from polyurethane decomposition in aqueous basic solutions under hydrothermal conditions

(Chuo U.) *Kikuchi M., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

hydrothermal
polyurethane
aqueous basic solution

13-e

118

13:48– 14:00

E23

Decomposing detergent with floating weeds

(Yamanashi Eiwa HS) *Iwashita Ema, *Shiota Iori, *Natori Nozomi

Spirodela
Resistance
Rhizosphere microorganisms

7-g

14:00– 14:12

E24

Study on purification agent for in situ stabilizatation of soil contaminated with heavy metals

(NIT Tokyo) Shoji R., *Miyamura H., (Hitachi Cons.) Tagami H., Kumasiro K.

contaminated sold treatment technology
in situ treatment
adsorption of lead

13-c

14:12– 14:20

Break

Environmental engineering

(14:20–15:32) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:20– 14:32

E26

Removing Heavy Metal Ions From Waste Water Using Peat

(Tama HS of Sci. and Tech.) Sato Keiichi

Peat
Humic substance
Heavy metal ions

13-b

14:32– 14:44

E27

Performance of single-chamber microbial fuel cell using an air-cathode with activated carbon catalyst

(Gunma U.) *Sasaki T., Nariduka K., Kubota K., Watanabe T.

microbial fuel cell
air cathode
wastewater

13-b

117

14:44– 14:56

E28

Preferable nutrient condition for enhancing microbially induced calcite precipitation in ordinary soil and water

(NIT Fukushima) *Kikuchi Keita, Kurumada Kenichi

Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation
nutrient condition
microbial propagation

13-b

107

14:56– 15:08

E29

Effects of reaction temperature and additive concentration on product yield from poly(L-lactide) depolymerization under hot water conditions

(Chuo U.) *Endo N., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

poly(L-lactide)
depolymerization
aqueous amine solution

13-e

15:08– 15:20

E30

Gasification by thermal decomposition of remaining woodland material as unused resources

(Tokyo Metropolian High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Hisaoka H, *Suzuki T, *Iwabuchi M, *Muramatsu N

Thermal decomposition
Gasification
Woodland material

9-c

15:20– 15:32

E31

Fabrication and its electrochemical properties of Si negative electrode by wet-process using CNT as conductive auxiliary agent

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Kumamoto Taiga, (Kato-Gakuin. U.) Ogoma Takayoshi, (Kanto-Gakuin. U.) Tomono Kazuaki

CNT
Silicon
Wet process

13-e

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