1000 resultados para adsorção de herbicidas
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Mestrado em Engenharia Agronómica - Especialização em Proteção das plantas - Instituto Superior de Agronomia - UL
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2009
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Currently, the oil industry is the biggest cause of environmental pollution. The objective was to reduce the concentration of copper and chromium in the water produced by the oil industry. It was used as adsorbent natural sisal fiber Agave sp treated with nitric acid and sodium hydroxide. All vegetable fibers have physical and morphological properties that enablies the adsorption of pollutants. The basic composition of sisal is cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. The features are typically found in the characterization of vegetable fibers, except the surface area that was practically zero. In the first stage of adsorption, it was evaluated the effect of temperature and time skeeking to optimize the execution of the factorial design. The results showed that the most feasible fiber was the one treated with acid in five hours (30°C). The second phase was a factorial design, using acid and five hours, this time was it determined in the first phase. The tests were conducted following the experimental design and the results were analyzed by statistical methods in order to optimize the main parameters that influence the process: pH, concentration (mol / L) and fiber mass/ metal solution volume. The volume / mass ratio factor showed significant interference in the adsorption process of chromium and copper. The results obtained after optimization showed that the highest percentages of extraction (98%) were obtained on the following operating conditions: pH: 5-6, Concentration: 100 ppm and mass/ volume: 1 gram of fiber/50mL solution. The results showed that the adsorption process was efficient to remove chromium and copper using sisal fibers, however, requiring further studies to optimize the process.
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The program PROBIODIESEL from the Ministry of Science and Technology has substantially increased glycerine, obtained as a sub-product of biodiesel production process, making it necessary to seek alternatives for the use of this co-product. On the other hand, herbicides although play a role of fundamental importance in the agricultural production system in force, have been under growing concern among the various segments of society because of their potential environmental risk. In this work, we used glycerin in microemulsion systems for application of herbicides, to improve efficiency and lower environmental pollution caused by the loss of those products to the environment. To obtain the systems of microemulsinados were used Unitol L90 NP and Renex 40 as surfactants, butanol as co-surfactant, coconut oil as oil phase and aqueous phase as we used solutions of glycerin + water. Through the determination of phase diagrams, the microemulsion region was found in the system E (L90 Unitol, coconut oil and glycerin + water 1:1). Three points were chosen to the aqueous phase rich in characterization and application in the solubilization of glyphosate and atrazine. Three experiments were performed in Horta, Department of Plant Sciences, Plant Science Sector, UFERSA, Mossoró-RN. The first experiment was conducted in randomized complete blocks with 20 treatments and four replications. The treatments consisted of five doses of the herbicide glyphosate (0.0, 0.45, 0.9, 1.35 and 1.8 L ha-1) diluted with four sauces: C1, C2, C3 (microemulsions) and C4 (water). The phytotoxicity of Brachiaria brizantha was measured at 7, 14, 28 and 60 DAA (days after application). At 60 DAA, we evaluated the biomass of plants. The second experiment was developed in randomized complete blocks with 20 treatments and four repetitions. The treatments consisted of five doses of the herbicide atrazine (0.0, 0.4, 0.8, 1.6 and 2.4 L ha-1) diluted with four sauces: C1, C2, C3 (microemulsions) and C4 (water). The phytotoxicity on Zea mays and Talinum paniculatum was evaluated at 2, 7, 20 DAA. The experiment III was developed in randomized complete blocks with 16 treatments and three repetitions. The treatments consisted of 16 combinations among the constituents of the microemulsion: Unitol L90 surfactant (0.0, 1.66, 5.0, 15 %) and glycerin (0.0, 4.44, 13.33 and 40.0 %). The phytotoxicity on Zea mays was evaluated at 1, 7 and 14 DAA. At 14 DAA, we evaluated the biomass of plants. The control plants using the microemulsions was lower than in the water due to the poisoning caused by the initial microemulsions in the leaves of the plants, a fact that hinders the absorption and translocation of the herbicide. There was no toxicity in Zea mays plants caused by the herbicide, however, were highly intoxicated by microemulsions. T. paniculatum was better controlled in spraying with the microemulsions, regardless of the dose of the herbicide. The glycerine did not cause plant damage. Higher poisoning the plants are caused by tensoactive Unitol L90 and higher rates occur with the use of higher concentrations of surfactant and glycerin, or microemulsion. The microemulsions used hampered the action of glyphosate in controlling B. brizantha and caused severe poisoning in corn, and these poisonings attributed mainly to the action of surfactant
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A self-flotator vibrational prototype electromechanical drive for treatment of oil and water emulsion or like emulsion is presented and evaluated. Oil production and refining to obtain derivatives is carried out under arrangements technically referred to as on-shore and off-shore, ie, on the continent and in the sea. In Brazil 80 % of the petroleum production is taken at sea and area of deployment and it cost scale are worrisome. It is associated, oily water production on a large scale, carrier 95% of the potential pollutant of activity whose final destination is the environment medium, terrestrial or maritime. Although diversified set of techniques and water treatment systems are in use or research, we propose an innovative system that operates in a sustainable way without chemical additives, for the good of the ecosystem. Labyrinth adsor-bent is used in metal spirals, and laboratory scale flow. Equipment and process patents are claimed. Treatments were performed at different flow rates and bands often monitored with control systems, some built, other bought for this purpose. Measurements of the levels of oil and grease (OGC) of efluents treaty remained within the range of legal framework under test conditions. Adsorbents were weighed before and after treatment for obtaining oil impregna-tion, the performance goal of vibratory action and treatment as a whole. Treatment technolo-gies in course are referenced, to compare performance, qualitatively and quantitatively. The vibration energy consumption is faced with and without conventional flotation and self-flotation. There are good prospects for the proposed, especially in reducing the residence time, by capillary action system. The impregnation dimensionless parameter was created and confronted with consecrated dimensionless parameters, on the vibrational version, such as Weber number and Froude number in quadratic form, referred to as vibrational criticality. Re-sults suggest limits to the vibration intensity
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Histórico e distribuição da resistência de plantas daninhas a herbicidas no Brasil. Impacto econômico da resistência de plantas daninhas a herbicidas no Brasil. Manejo e prevenção da resistência de plantas daninhas a herbicidas no Brasil. Manejo e controle de azevém com resistência múltipla. Manejo e controle de buva com resistência múltipla. Manejo e controle de capim-amargoso resistente ao glifosato.
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Livro de resumos das Conferências Plenárias e das Comunicações Orais e em Poster apresentadas no congresso internacional "40ª Reunião Ibérica de Adsorção" que decorreu nos dias 5, 6 e 7 de setembro de 2016, na Universidade de Évora.
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A avaliação, em corpos hídricos, de resíduos de herbicidas empregados em áreas agrícolas para controle de plantas consideradas daninhas, tem encontrado uma grande variação na concentração dos produtos originais e de seus metabólitos. Tem sido sugerido que estas variações são devidas às propriedades químicas dos compostos, somadas às condições hidrogeológicas e climáticas locais e aos sistemas de cultivo, uma vez que são condições que influenciam o comportamento de lixiviação. Em estudo na bacia hidrográfica do rio Corumbataí, que abastece principalmente as cidades de Rio Claro e Piracicaba-SP, foram quantificados sazonalmente por CG/NPD e HPLC, os resíduos de herbicidas em amostras de água e sedimentos em diversos locais, durante os anos de 2004-2005. A área é cultivada principalmente com cana-de-açúcar, citrus e pastagens. A escolha dos herbicidas baseou-se em trabalho de levantamento dos herbicidas mais utilizados e época de aplicação na região. Dos 63 produtos registrados, foram analisados 24 i.a.. Os herbicidas que apresentam alto risco de lixiviação, como ametrina, atrazina e simazina foram os encontrados em concentrações superiores aos níveis do padrão de 2 ?g L-1 da Portaria do Ministério da Saúde MS - 518/2004. A freqüência e nível de concentração foram maiores na época do início das chuvas intensas.
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2015
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Propriedades físico-químicas de herbicidas e propriedades fisiológicas de plantas foram utilizadas para apresentar um modelo que simula a bioconcentracão e calcula o fator de bioconcentração de herbicidas em plantas. A modelagem supõe que o herbicida na solução do solo é absorvido pela planta no processo de transpiração da solução do solo. Utilizamos o modelo para estimar o fator de bioconcentração dos herbicidas 2,4-D, acetochlor, ametryn, atrazine, clomazone, diuron, hexazinone, imazapyr, metribuzin, pendimethalin, picloram, simazine, sulfentrazone, tebuthiuron e trifluralin em cana-deaçúcar. A modelagem sugere que existe uma correlação negativa entre o fator de bioconcentração e o coeficiente de sorção de herbicidas no carbono orgânico do solo.
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1997
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1997
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1997
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2008
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2016
