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JP4436078B2
JP4436078B2 JP2003177340A JP2003177340A JP4436078B2 JP 4436078 B2 JP4436078 B2 JP 4436078B2 JP 2003177340 A JP2003177340 A JP 2003177340A JP 2003177340 A JP2003177340 A JP 2003177340A JP 4436078 B2 JP4436078 B2 JP 4436078B2
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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は、ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設を解体する解体方法に関するものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術及び発明が解決しようとする課題】
例えば、廃棄物焼却処理施設(以下、単に焼却処理施設という。)を解体する際は、該焼却処理施設がダイオキシン類によって汚染されているため、この焼却処理施設を解体することでダイオキシン類が周囲に飛散することを防止する手段を講じる必要がある。その為、一般的には、焼却処理施設を汚染度合いにより適宜区画(防染区画)し、該防染区画ごとに適正な処置、即ち、例えばビニールシートで覆ったりし(隔離養生)、その後、除染作業を行い、その後、解体作業を行うという手段をとる。
【0003】
尚、除染作業及び解体作業をする作業者は、ダイオキシン類によって汚染されることを防止するために、適宜な保護具(保護着)を着用して除染作業及び解体作業を行う。
【0004】
以下に焼却処理施設解体作業について具体的に説明する。尚、図1は従来の焼却処理施設の解体作業のシステムフローである。
【0005】
先ず、解体しようとする焼却処理施設内の空気や該焼却処理施設に付着した付着物(灰等)を採取して高分解能ガスクロマトグラフィー質量分析計(以下、高分解能GC−MSという。)による測定で該空気や付着物中のダイオキシン類(DXNs)異性体と各異性体の濃度を測定する。
【0006】
続いて、高分解能GC−MSにより測定した各異性体の濃度に、各々の異性体毎に規定されている毒性係数を乗じて各異性体の毒性等量を得、この毒性等量の総和を総毒性等量として算出し、この総毒性等量によって前記焼却処理施設の汚染度合いを決定し、この汚染度合いに応じて管理レベルを設定する。即ち、汚染除去作業の際の汚染区画及び隔離養生の度合い(例えば、どの区画は汚染度合いが高いから、厳重にビニールシートで覆わなければならないなど)並びに防染作業時及び解体作業時の保護具の仕様(例えば、どの区画は汚染度合いが高いから、密閉度合いの高い保護着を着用しなければならないなど)の選定を行う。続いて、この管理レベルに基づいて、所定の防染区画された部分を所定の保護着を着用して高圧水で除染(洗浄)し該区画内のダイオキシン類を除去する。
【0007】
続いて、目視により、焼却処理施設内、即ち、各区画内の付着物等が洗浄除去されているかを確認し、この目視確認後に、作業者が上記の管理レベルに基づいて設定された保護具を着用して、即ち、汚染作業時と同じ保護着を着用して各区画(焼却処理施設)を解体する。
【0008】
以上から、焼却処理施設の解体は、事前の高分解能GC−MSによる測定で得られた汚染度合いに応じて選定された管理レベルに基づいて行われる。具体的には、焼却処理施設を除染(洗浄)した後も洗浄前の高分解能GC−MSによる測定で設定された管理レベルに基づいて解体作業が行われている。
【0009】
即ち、ダイオキシン類濃度が、洗浄作業によって洗浄前に比し減少しているにも拘わらず、過剰な(重装備の)保護具(保護着)のままで、且つ、過剰に防染区画された状態で焼却処理施設の解体作業が行われている(これは、洗浄作業の確認を目視により行うからである。)。
【0010】
従って、除染作業により、焼却処理施設の洗浄が達成され、保護具が不要若しくは著しく軽微にでき、隔離養生も撤去若しくは著しく軽微にできるにも拘わらず、過剰な保護具及び過剰な隔離養生で解体作業を行っていることになり、そのため、例えば、除染が十分な為、エアラインホースマスクの着用が本来、不要であるにも拘わらず、これを着用しての解体作業は、作業員に多大な負担を与え、作業効率を著しく低下させ、工期延長の原因ともなっている。
【0011】
また、過剰に除染区画された状態で解体作業が行われると、工期が長引いたりした場合、区画費用(例えば養生仮設費)がかかる(この養生仮設は、汚染度合いが高い場合にはかなり厳重なものとなり、非常に費用がかかる。)。
【0012】
上述の問題点を解決するために、焼却処理施設を洗浄した後に、該焼却処理施設内の空気や付着物等を再度、高分解能GC−MSにより測定して汚染度合いを再度調べ、この汚染度合いに基づいて管理レベルを再設定し、例えば軽微な保護具で、軽微に隔離養生された焼却処理施設を解体する方法も考えられる。
【0013】
しかしながら、ダイオキシン類異性体の種類とその濃度を精度良く測定できる高分解能GC−MSにより測定を行うと、種々の異性体と該異性体の濃度が得られるまでに長時間(一般的にはおよそ1カ月)がかかってしまうという問題点がある。
【0014】
従って、現状では、除染作業後、除染度合いの確認を高分解能GC−MSにより行うことはせず、目視確認のみでそのまま解体作業を行う為、結局、過剰な防染区画状態もそのまま維持しなければならなくなり、維持費用がかかってしまうなど実用的であるとは言い難い。
【0015】
ところで、簡易に短時間でダイオキシン類濃度を測定できるものとして低分解能GC−MSが知られている。
【0016】
しかしながら、この低分解能GC−MSによるダイオキシン類濃度の測定は、高分解能GC−MS測定に比して短時間でダイオキシン類の測定を行える反面、あくまでも低分解能であるため、MSスペクトルがブロードし、明確なピークが得られず、これにより、異性体を非常に特定しにくいという問題点がある。尚、この低分解能GC−MS測定の測定精度は1pgオーダーであり、測定精度が0.01pgオーダーの高分解能GC−MSに比して明らかに劣る。
【0017】
この低分解能GC−MSには、相対的に測定精度をある程度高める構成にするため、大量導入装置を用いる方法がある。ただし、大量に固体試料を採取することができない場合などに不適であるという問題点がある。
【0018】
また、同じく簡易に比較的短時間でダイオキシン類濃度を測定できるものとしてダイオキシン類前駆体測定が知られている。
【0019】
このダイオキシン類前駆体測定は、ダイオキシン類を合成する前の塩素化合物(前駆体)の種類と濃度を測定し、この測定した前駆体の種類及び各々の濃度からダイオキシン類の発生量を推定する方法である。
【0020】
しかしながら、このダイオキシン類前駆体測定は、あくまでもダイオキシン類の前駆体を測定するもので、生成したダイオキシン類を測定するものではないために、既に汚染された施設の測定に適用できない問題がある。
【0021】
従って、前述の低分解能GC−MSによる測定及びダイオキシン類前駆体測定は、その測定精度,測定原理に問題点があり、結局、除染確認を高分解能GC−MSによる測定で行う場合と同様に実用的とは言い難い。
【0022】
本発明は、ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設の汚染度合いに基づいて管理レベルを変更し、この変更された管理レベルに基づいて解体作業を行う為、過剰な保護具を着用して過剰に除染区画された焼却処理施設を解体するといった事態を回避でき、よって、効率良く焼却処理施設を解体できる画期的な汚染施設解体方法を提供するものである。
【0023】
【課題を解決するための手段】
添付図面を参照して本発明の要旨を説明する。
【0024】
ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設を解体する汚染施設解体方法であって、ダイオキシン類に汚染された前記施設内のダイオキシン類異性体を測定し、続いて、この測定したダイオキシン類異性体に基づいて管理レベルを設定し、この管理レベルに基づいて汚染除去作業を行い、続いて、前記汚染除去作業による汚染の軽減度合いを、ダイオキシン類異性体中に存在する塩素原子数の違いにより区分けされた異性体群の中から汚染に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群を特定しその特定された異性体群中のダイオキシン類異性体の軽減度合いにより確認し、続いて、この確認結果に基づいて前記管理レベルの変更を行い、続いて、この変更された管理レベルに基づいて前記施設の解体作業を行うことを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0025】
また、請求項1記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記汚染除去作業は水による洗浄作業であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0026】
また、請求項2記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記洗浄作業に用いる水は循環水であり、この循環水は前記汚染に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群中のダイオキシン類異性体の含有量が所定量以下の水であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0027】
また、請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記管理レベルの設定及び管理レベルの変更は、作業者をダイオキシン類から保護するための保護具の仕様の設定及び変更であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0028】
また、請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記管理レベルの設定及び管理レベルの変更は、前記解体作業の作業方法の設定及び変更であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0029】
また、請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設は廃棄物焼却処理施設であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0030】
また、請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設のダイオキシン類異性体の測定は、高分解能ガスクロマトグラフィー質量分析計により行うことを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法に係るものである。
【0031】
【発明の作用及び効果】
ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設の汚染度合いを測定し、続いて、この汚染度合いに基づいて管理レベルを設定し、続いて、この管理レベルに基づいて汚染除去作業を行った後、該汚染除去作業後の汚染度合いの確認を、目視で行うのではなく、汚染除去作業前に測定された汚染度合いに基づいて行い、該汚染除去作業後に汚染度合いがどれだけ軽減されたかを確認して、該軽減された汚染度合いに基づいて管理レベルを変更する。
【0032】
従って、従来法のように、設定した管理レベルを解体作業まで用いず、汚染除去作業によって軽減された汚染度合いに基づく変更管理レベルにより解体作業を行うから、効率良い解体が行えることになる。
【0033】
また、本発明は、汚染度合いをダイオキシン類異性体を測定して決定し、このダイオキシン類異性体の中で、当該汚染に寄与する度合いの高いダイオキシン類異性体に基づいて管理レベルの変更を行うため、より効率的な解体作業を行うことができる。
【0034】
【発明の実施の形態】
図面は本発明の一実施例を図示したものであり、以下に説明する。
【0035】
本実施例は、ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設として廃棄物焼却処理施設を解体する解体方法に関するものである。
【0036】
図2は、本実施例の廃棄物焼却処理施設の解体方法の作業工程を示すシステムフローである。尚、図面は、異性体分布特性解析(特性異性体の決定)を、ダイオキシン類(DXNs)の測定後で且つ管理レベルの設定前に行うが、この異性体分布特性解析(特性異性体の決定)は、除染(汚染除去作業)の確認前であれば、いつ行っても良い。
【0037】
先ず、廃棄物焼却処理施設(以下、単に焼却処理施設という。)の汚染度合いを測定する(図2におけるDXNsの測定。)。
【0038】
具体的には、焼却処理施設内の空気(以下、汚染空気という。)中若しくは該焼却処理施設に付着した付着物(焼却灰等)中のダイオキシン類異性体の特定及び各異性体の濃度を測定する。
【0039】
本実施例では、汚染度合いの測定を、汚染空気若しくは付着物を試料として行うこととしたが、汚染空気及び付着物の両方を試料として採取して汚染度合いの測定を行っても良い。
【0040】
また、この測定を汚染空気とした場合には、後の汚染確認の際の測定も汚染空気とし、また、この測定を付着物とした場合には、後の汚染確認の際の測定も付着物とし、また、この測定を汚染空気及び付着物とした場合には、後の測定も汚染空気及び付着物とする。
【0041】
詳述すると、汚染空気若しくは付着物を高分解能GC−MSにより測定することで、該汚染空気中若しくは付着物中に存在するダイオキシン類異性体を特定し、且つ、各異性体の濃度を測定する。
【0042】
そして、この高分解能GC−MSにより測定した各ダイオキシン類異性体の濃度に、各異性体ごとに定められている毒性係数(TEF)を乗じて各異性体の毒性等量(TEQ)を算出し、該各異性体の毒性等量を総じることで総毒性等量(TEQ)を求め、該総毒性等量によって前記汚染空気若しくは付着物を採取した部位の汚染度合いを決定する(図3参照)。
【0043】
尚、この毒性係数とは、ダイオキシン類の中で最も毒性が強いとされる2,3,7,8−TCDD(2,3,7,8−テトラクロロジベンゾパラジオキシン)の毒性を1としたときの相対的な毒性を示す数値である。
【0044】
続いて、この汚染度合いに基づいて管理レベルを設定する。
【0045】
この管理レベルの設定は、汚染空気若しくは付着物を採取した部位における汚染度合いの高低により設定される。
【0046】
即ち、『「廃棄物焼却施設解体作業マニュアル」(社)日本保安用品協会、厚生労働省労働基準局化学物質調査課編』に設定された基準に基づくものとする。
【0047】
続いて、設定された管理レベルをもとに焼却処理施設を防染区画(隔離養生)する。
【0048】
即ち、防染区画は、ビニールシート等の養生部材を用いてビームテント工法等により養生することで行う。
【0049】
具体的には、例えば、管理レベルが高く設定された場合には、焼却処理施設は防染性を有するビニールシート等により厳重に密閉された隔離養生とする。
【0050】
この際、焼却処理施設を隔離密閉した場合には、クリーンルームを設置して該クリーンルームから出入りを行う。
【0051】
これにより、焼却処理施設からのダイオキシン類の外部への飛散等を防止することができる。
【0052】
続いて、設定された管理レベルをもとに汚染除去作業を行う。
【0053】
汚染除去作業を行う際には、設定された管理レベルに基づいて作業者をダイオキシン類から保護するための所定の保護着を設定(選択)し、該設定(選択)した保護着を着用して前記汚染除去作業を行う。
【0054】
例えば、管理レベルが高く設定された場合には、作業者は、防染度合いは高いが非常に動きにくい密閉型化学防護服,化学防護手袋,化学防護長靴及び保護帽を着用し、更に、プレッシャデマンド型エアラインマスクを装着して外部からのきれいな空気の供給を受けながら汚染除去作業を行う。
【0055】
一方、管理レベルが低く設定された場合には、防染度合いは低いが非常に動きやすい開放型防護服,化学防護手袋,化学防護長靴及び保護帽を着用し、更に、簡易な取り替え式防塵マスクを装着して汚染除去作業を行う。
【0056】
汚染除去作業は、焼却処理施設の汚染部位を高圧水洗浄(例えば300乃至2000kg/cm2)することで行われる。尚、本実施例では、汚染除去作業を高圧水洗浄により行うこととしたが、ダイオキシン類を含む汚染物質(汚染水等)を吸収材により吸着して除去したり、ダイオキシン類を含む汚染物質(焼却灰等)をスコップ,ほうき,掃除機等により除去することで行うこととしても良い。
【0057】
また、汚染除去作業の際に発生する洗浄排水は、水処理を行って循環利用する。循環利用にあたっては、汚染度合いを測定して水の品質を確認し、管理基準(例えば排水基準)をクリアーしている場合には循環利用し、クリアーしていない場合は浄化処理する。
【0058】
この汚染度合いの測定は、後述の総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体をもとに測定する。
【0059】
また、この浄化処理は、専用の排水処理設備によりダイオキシン類及び重金属類を目標値以下に処理することで行われる。
【0060】
従って、洗浄に利用した水を再利用することができ、更に、最終的に余剰となる洗浄水を排水処理など適正に処理することができる。
【0061】
続いて、汚染除去作業の確認を前記汚染度合いに基づいて行う。
【0062】
即ち、汚染除去作業の確認は、前記汚染度合いのデータ(DXNsの測定により求めた異性体分布特性)から総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体(寄与率の高い異性体)を抽出し、この抽出された異性体の毒性等量を算出して行われる。
【0063】
尚、ダイオキシン類は、測定箇所によって検出される異性体の種類,量が異なる。
【0064】
具体的には、高分解能GC−MSにより測定した所定部位に存在するダイオキシン類異性体の濃度と、各異性体に定められた毒性係数とから求めた総毒性等量から、該総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体(該毒性等量を有する異性体)を特定し、汚染除去作業後に、該特定した異性体を対象に所定部位の空気若しくは付着物を再度高分解能GC−MSにより測定して該特定した異性体の毒性等量を求め、汚染除去作業によって前記所定部位からダイオキシン類がどれだけ除去されたかの確認を行う。
【0065】
つまり、汚染除去作業前の高分解能GC−MSによる測定(DXNsの測定)は、ダイオキシン類の全ての異性体を対象として行われるため、各種異性体の特定とその濃度を測定するのに長時間(およそ1カ月)を要するが、汚染除去作業後の高分解能GC−MSによる測定は、特定した異性体のみを対象として行うため、短時間(およそ1週間)で簡易に行うことができる。
【0066】
従って、所定部位における総毒性等量に最も寄与する度合いが高い異性体を特定し、該異性体の毒性等量が汚染除去作業によってどれだけ軽減されたかを確認することで、該所定部位の総毒性等量がどれだけ軽減されたかを相対的に求めることができる。また、本実施例はDXNsの測定と同様、高分解能GC−MSで汚染作業後の確認を行うため、精度良く(0.01pgオーダー)汚染除去作業の確認を行うことができる。更に、例えば、汚染除去作業後に、長時間(およそ一カ月)をかけてダイオキシン類の全ての異性体を対象として高分解能GC−MSによる測定を行う方法と比べ、本実施例は、特定した異性体のみを対象とするから、短時間(およそ一週間)で測定できる。
【0067】
また、汚染除去作業前の高分解能GC−MSにより求めた汚染度合いのデータ(異性体分布特性)から、該汚染に寄与する度合いの高いデータを抽出しづらい場合、即ち、例えば高分解能GC−MSによる測定により、所定部位において多数の異性体が確認され、各々の毒性等量を求めたところ、各々の毒性等量が比較的近い値(近い割合)であり、これにより、総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体を明確に特定できない場合には、ダイオキシン類の種々の異性体を、その性質によりいくつかの区分に区分けし、この区分けされた種々の異性体の毒性等量により、前記所定部位における総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体区分(異性体群)を特定し、この特定した異性体区分(異性体群)の毒性等量が汚染除去作業によってどれだけ軽減されたかを確認することで該汚染除去作業の確認を行うことができる。
【0068】
即ち、汚染に寄与する度合いの高いデータの抽出を、ダイオキシン類を構成するポリクロロジベンゾパラジオキシン類(PCDDs),ポリクロロジベンゾフラン類(PCDFs)及びコプラナーPCB類(Co−PCBs)のうちのいずれかの類中の異性体量を抽出することで行う(図3をポリクロロジベンゾパラジオキシン類,ポリクロロジベンゾフラン類,コプラナーPCB類に3区分した図4参照)。
【0069】
具体的には、汚染除去作業前に高分解能GC−MSによる測定で求めた汚染度合いのデータ(異性体分布特性)から当該汚染(総毒性等量)に寄与する度合いの高いデータ(異性体)を抽出する際、前記汚染度合いのデータを、ダイオキシン類を構成するポリクロロジベンゾパラジオキシン類,ポリクロロジベンゾフラン類及びコプラナーPCB類の3区分に区分けし、この3区分に区分けされた異性体群のうち、総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い区分の異性体群を特定する。
【0070】
そして、汚染除去作業後に、この特定した異性体群を対象に、汚染除去作業を行った所定部位の汚染空気若しくは付着物を高分解能GC−MSにより再度測定することで、該異性体群の毒性等量が汚染除去作業によってどれだけ軽減されているかを求め、これにより、前記所定部位の総毒性等量を相対的に求める。
【0071】
従って、総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体を特定することが難しい場合であっても、該汚染度合いのデータを、前述のわずか3区分に区分けすることで、総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群を特定し易くし、該異性体群の異性体量を高分解能GC−MSにより求めることで、所定部位の総毒性等量を相対的に精度良く(0.01pgオーダーで)求めることができる。
【0072】
また、同じく総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体を特定することが難しい場合に、ダイオキシン類異性体を、該異性体1分子中に含有される塩素数の違いによって区分けすることで該汚染に寄与する度合いの高い異性体を抽出することもできる。
【0073】
即ち、前記汚染度合いのデータ(異性体分布特性)から当該汚染(総毒性等量)に寄与する度合いの高いデータを抽出する際、前記汚染度合いのデータをダイオキシン類異性体に含有される塩素原子数の違いにより区分けし、この塩素原子数の違いにより区分けされた汚染度合いのデータから最も汚染度合い(総毒性等量)に寄与する度合いの高い区分を前記抽出データとして抽出する(図3を塩素原子数の違いにより区分けした図5参照)。
【0074】
具体的には、汚染除去作業前に高分解能GC−MSによる測定で求めた異性体を、該異性体の各々が有する塩素原子数の違いによって区分けし、該区分けされた異性体群のうち総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群の異性体量を特定する。
【0075】
そして、汚染除去作業後に、この特定した異性体群を対象に、汚染除去作業を行った所定部位の汚染空気若しくは付着物を高分解能GC−MSにより再度測定することで、該異性体群の毒性等量が汚染除去作業によってどれだけ軽減されたかを求め、これにより、前記所定部位の総毒性等量を相対的に求める。
【0076】
従って、総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体を特定することが難しい場合であっても、異性体を該異性体に含有される塩素原子数の違いによっていくつかの区分に区分けすることで、総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群を特定し、該異性体群の異性体量を高分解能GC−MSにより求めることで、所定部位の総毒性等量を相対的に精度良く(0.01pgオーダーで)求めることができる。
【0077】
続いて、汚染除去作業の確認作業をもとに、管理レベルの変更を行う。
【0078】
即ち、汚染除去作業後に、前述の確認作業により、所定部位の汚染度合い(総毒性等量)が十分に軽減されている場合には、それに応じて管理レベルを下げる。
【0079】
一方、所定部位の汚染度合い(総毒性等量)が軽減されていない場合には、再び汚染除去作業を行うか、若しくは、汚染除去作業前の管理レベルを維持する。
【0080】
続いて、この変更された管理レベルをもとに解体作業を行う。
【0081】
即ち、例えば、変更された管理レベルをもとに、焼却処理施設の解体作業方法を軽微なものに変更し(例えば鋼材の溶断で火器の使用が禁じられ、人力作業で行っていたものを火器の使用が可能な作業方法に変更し)、防染度合いが高いが非常に動きにくい密閉型化学防護服を非常に動き易い開放型防護服に変更し、外部と連結状態となるプレッシャデマンド型エアラインマスクを外部と連結されない簡易な取り替え式防塵マスクに変更して解体作業を行う。
【0082】
本実施例は前述のようにするから、焼却処理施設を高分解能GC−MSによる測定で求めた汚染度合い(異性体分布特性)を利用し、汚染除去作業後に、予め特定した総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体若しくは異性体群の濃度を対象に、高分解能GC−MSにより測定して毒性等量を求めるだけで、該所定部位における汚染除去作業後の汚染度合いを容易に確認でき、該確認した汚染度合いに基づいて管理レベルを容易に変更でき、よって、変更した管理レベルをもとに解体作業を効率良く行うことができる。
【0083】
本実施例は、前述のように、汚染除去作業を行った後に、予め特定した、汚染除去作業を行った部位における総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高いダイオキシン類異性体若しくは異性体群を、高分解能GC−MSにより測定することで、該汚染除去作業を行った部位のダイオキシン類がどれだけ除去されているかを、簡易に短時間で確認することができるため、従来のように、汚染除去作業前に設定された管理レベルのままで解体作業までを一貫して行う必要がなく、即ち、過剰な保護具(保護着)を作業者が着用して過剰に隔離密閉された焼却処理施設を解体する必要がない。
【0084】
また、汚染除去作業後に、管理レベルを低いレベルに設定することができるため、作業者の保護具(保護着)を動き易く、作業がし易い保護具に変更して解体作業が行えるため、作業効率を飛躍的に向上させて工期を短縮することができる。
【0085】
また、汚染除去作業後に、管理レベルを低いレベルに設定することができるため、解体作業の作業方法をより簡易な方法とすることができ、よって、解体作業をスピィーディに行って更に工期を短縮させてコスト安に焼却処理施設を解体することができる。
【0086】
更に、この管理レベルの変更は、DXNsの測定から求めた特定の異性体若しくは異性体群についてのみ、高分解能GC−MSにより測定することで行えるから簡易に行うことができ、しかも、短時間で行えるため作業が長期間に亙って中断してしまうことがない。
【0087】
しかも、高分解能GC−MSによる測定で精度良く得られたデータに基づいて求めた汚染度合いに寄与する度合いの高い特定異性体若しくは特定異性体群を対象に高分解能GC−MSにより除染後の総毒性等量を求めるため、高い精度(0.01pgオーダー)で除染の確認を行うことができる。
【0088】
また、特定異性体(特定異性体群)分析に引き続き、高分解能GC−MS測定法によるダイオキシン類測定が可能であり、解体発生材の処理区分の判別を速やかに行うことができる。
【0089】
また、特定異性体(特定異性体群)分析により、汚染除去作業の際に循環利用する循環処理水の品質の管理を簡易且つ十分に行うことができる。
【0090】
即ち、汚染除去作業の際に生じた洗浄排水を、この汚染除去作業を行った部位の総毒性等量に寄与する度合いの高い異性体若しくは異性体群を対象に、高分解能GC−MSにより測定することで、洗浄排水中にダイオキシン類がどれだけ含まれているかを簡易に確認でき、これにより、洗浄排水が循環利用し得る状態であるか否かを容易に判断することができる。
【0091】
焼却処理施設解体工事においては、事前調査において公定法(高分解能GC−MS等)によるダイオキシン類濃度測定を行うことから、対象施設において発生したダイオキシン類異性体の分布特性が把握できる。この異性体分布特定に着目し、洗浄の確認を目視確認及び公定法によるダイオキシン類測定を総毒性等量に寄与率の高い異性体の測定に代替することにより、公定法と同等の精度(0.01pgオーダー)でダイオキシン類濃度を高精度且つ短時間で特定することができる。その結果、工程を中断することなく管理区域の変更が可能となり、以下のような効果が得られる。
【0092】
(1)個人保護具の軽微化による作業効率の向上
(2)解体工法の制約解除による作業効率の向上
(3)作業効率の向上、及び分析時間短縮による工期短縮
(4)密閉養生仮設費の節減
(5)洗浄確認の精度確保
【0093】
また、本方法は、特定異性体分析に引き続き、公定法による分析フローに乗せることができるため、必要に応じて公定法による確認が速やかに実施でき、更に解体物の破棄物受入基準の検査を同時に実施できる効果も有する。
【0094】
焼却処理施設解体工事における洗浄作業は高圧水による方法を用いる場合が多い。この場合、洗浄排水は仮設の水処理施設で浄化し循環利用する。このとき、循環処理水の利用による洗浄作業者のダイオキシン類暴露防止も考慮される必要があり、本方法の適用により高精度の循環処理水の品質管理が実施できる。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】 従来例の焼却処理施設の解体作業に関するシステムフローである。
【図2】 本実施例の廃棄物焼却処理施設の解体方法に関するシステムフローである。
【図3】 本実施例の汚染除去作業前に高分解能GC−MSによる測定で求めた汚染度合い、即ち、異性体別の総毒性等量(TEQ)を示すグラフである。
【図4】 本実施例の図3を、ダイオキシン類を構成するポリクロロジベンゾパラジオキシン類,ポリクロロジベンゾフラン類,コプラナーPCB類の3つの区分に区分けした場合のグラフである。
【図5】 本実施例の図3を、ダイオキシン類異性体異分子中に含まれる塩素数の違いで区分けした場合のグラフである。
[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a dismantling method for dismantling facilities contaminated with dioxins.
[0002]
[Prior art and problems to be solved by the invention]
For example, when dismantling a waste incineration facility (hereinafter simply referred to as an incineration facility), the incineration facility is contaminated with dioxins. It is necessary to take measures to prevent splashing. Therefore, in general, the incineration treatment facility is appropriately divided according to the degree of contamination (dye-proofing zone), and appropriate treatment is performed for each of the anti-dyeing zones, that is, for example, covered with a vinyl sheet (isolation curing), and then The decontamination work is performed, and then the dismantling work is performed.
[0003]
Note that an operator who performs decontamination work and disassembly work performs decontamination work and disassembly work by wearing appropriate protective equipment (protective clothing) in order to prevent contamination by dioxins.
[0004]
The incineration treatment facility dismantling work will be specifically described below. FIG. 1 is a system flow of dismantling work of a conventional incineration processing facility.
[0005]
First, air in an incineration facility to be dismantled and deposits (ash etc.) adhering to the incineration facility are collected and used by a high resolution gas chromatography mass spectrometer (hereinafter referred to as high resolution GC-MS). Dioxins (DXNs in the air and deposits by measurement ) Different Measure the concentration of sex and each isomer.
[0006]
Subsequently, the concentration of each isomer measured by high resolution GC-MS is multiplied by the toxicity coefficient defined for each isomer to obtain the toxic equivalent of each isomer, and the sum of the toxic equivalents is calculated. The total toxic equivalent is calculated, the degree of contamination of the incineration facility is determined based on the total toxic equivalent, and the management level is set according to the degree of contamination. That is, the degree of contamination compartment and isolation curing at the time of decontamination work (for example, which compartment is highly contaminated and must be covered with a vinyl sheet strictly), and protective equipment at the time of decontamination work and dismantling work Specifications (for example, which compartments are highly contaminated and must be worn with protective clothing with a high degree of sealing). Subsequently, on the basis of this management level, a predetermined part of the dye-resistant section is worn with a predetermined protective coat and decontaminated (washed) with high-pressure water to remove dioxins in the section.
[0007]
Subsequently, it is visually confirmed whether or not the deposits in the incineration facility, that is, in each section are cleaned and removed, and after this visual confirmation, the operator sets the protective equipment set based on the above management level. In other words, each section (incineration facility) is dismantled by wearing the same protective clothing as in the contamination work.
[0008]
From the above, dismantling of the incineration treatment facility is performed based on the management level selected according to the degree of contamination obtained by the measurement by the high-resolution GC-MS in advance. Specifically, even after the incineration facility is decontaminated (cleaned), the dismantling work is performed based on the management level set by the measurement by the high resolution GC-MS before cleaning.
[0009]
That is, although the concentration of dioxins was decreased by the cleaning operation compared to before cleaning, the protective equipment (protective clothing) was excessive (heavy equipment), and the area was excessively stained. The incineration facility is being dismantled in this state (this is because the cleaning operation is confirmed visually).
[0010]
Therefore, although decontamination work has achieved cleaning of the incineration facility, protective equipment is unnecessary or significantly lightened, and the isolation curing can be removed or significantly lightened, but with excessive protective equipment and excessive isolation curing. For this reason, for example, because decontamination is sufficient, wearing an airline hose mask is essentially unnecessary. The work efficiency is significantly reduced and the construction period is extended.
[0011]
In addition, if the dismantling work is performed in an excessively decontaminated section, if the construction period is prolonged, a section cost (for example, a temporary curing cost) will be incurred (this temporary curing is very severe if the degree of contamination is high). And very expensive.)
[0012]
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, after cleaning the incineration facility, the air and deposits in the incineration facility are again measured by high resolution GC-MS to check the degree of contamination again. The management level is reset based on the above, and a method of dismantling the incineration treatment facility that has been slightly isolated and cured, for example, with a slight protective device is also conceivable.
[0013]
However, dioxin Difference When measurement is performed by high-resolution GC-MS that can accurately measure the type and concentration of a sexual substance, it takes a long time (generally about one month) to obtain various isomers and the concentration of the isomer. There is a problem that it takes.
[0014]
Therefore, at present, after the decontamination work, the degree of decontamination is not confirmed by the high resolution GC-MS, but the dismantling work is performed as it is by visual confirmation, so that the excessive decontamination zone state is maintained as it is. It is difficult to say that it is practical because it has to be done and maintenance costs are required.
[0015]
By the way, low resolution GC-MS is known as a device that can easily measure the concentration of dioxins in a short time.
[0016]
However, the measurement of dioxins concentration by this low resolution GC-MS can measure dioxins in a short time compared to the high resolution GC-MS measurement, but since it is low resolution to the last, the MS spectrum is broad, There is a problem that a clear peak cannot be obtained, which makes it very difficult to specify an isomer. Note that the measurement accuracy of this low resolution GC-MS measurement is on the order of 1 pg, which is clearly inferior to the high resolution GC-MS on the order of 0.01 pg.
[0017]
In this low resolution GC-MS, there is a method of using a mass introduction device in order to relatively increase the measurement accuracy to some extent. However, there is a problem that it is unsuitable when a solid sample cannot be collected in large quantities.
[0018]
Similarly, dioxin precursor measurement is known as a method that can easily measure the concentration of dioxins in a relatively short time.
[0019]
This dioxin precursor measurement is a method of measuring the type and concentration of a chlorine compound (precursor) before synthesizing dioxins, and estimating the amount of dioxins generated from the type and concentration of the measured precursor. It is.
[0020]
However, this dioxin precursor measurement only measures the precursor of dioxins, and does not measure the dioxins produced, and therefore has a problem that it cannot be applied to the measurement of facilities that have already been contaminated.
[0021]
Therefore, the measurement by the low resolution GC-MS and the dioxin precursor measurement described above have problems in the measurement accuracy and measurement principle. After all, as in the case where the decontamination confirmation is performed by the measurement by the high resolution GC-MS. It is hard to say that it is practical.
[0022]
The present invention changes the management level based on the degree of contamination of facilities contaminated with dioxins, and performs demolition work based on the changed management level. An object of the present invention is to provide a groundbreaking contamination facility dismantling method that can avoid the situation of dismantling a partitioned incineration processing facility, and thus can efficiently dismantle the incineration processing facility.
[0023]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The gist of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0024]
Dismantling facilities contaminated with dioxins Pollution facility Dismantling method, contaminated with dioxins Said Measure the dioxin isomers in the facility, then set the management level based on the measured dioxin isomers, perform the decontamination work based on this management level, and then continue the decontamination work The degree of pollution mitigation is identified from the isomers grouped according to the difference in the number of chlorine atoms present in the dioxin isomers, and the isomers group that has a high degree of contribution to pollution is identified. Confirmed by the degree of reduction of dioxin isomers Followed by this confirmation result Change the management level based on the management level, and then change the management level based on the changed management level. Of the facility The present invention relates to a contaminated facility dismantling method characterized by performing dismantling work.
[0025]
The contaminated facility dismantling method according to claim 1, wherein the decontamination work is a water cleaning operation.
[0026]
Moreover, in the contaminated facility dismantling method according to claim 2, water used for the cleaning operation is circulating water, and the circulating water has a high degree of contribution to the contamination. In isomers The present invention relates to a contaminated facility dismantling method characterized in that the content of dioxin isomers is water of a predetermined amount or less.
[0027]
Claims 1 to 3 In the contaminated facility dismantling method according to any one of the above items, the setting of the management level and the change of the management level are setting and changing of specifications of protective equipment for protecting workers from dioxins. It relates to the method of dismantling contaminated facilities.
[0028]
Claims 1 to 3 The contaminated facility dismantling method according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the setting of the management level and the change of the management level are related to the setting and changing of the work method of the dismantling work, according to the contaminated facility dismantling method. is there.
[0029]
Claims 1 to 5 The contaminated facility dismantling method according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the facility contaminated with dioxins is a waste incineration facility.
[0030]
Claims 1 to 6 The method for disassembling a contaminated facility according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the measurement of the dioxin isomers of the facility contaminated with the dioxins is performed by a high-resolution gas chromatography mass spectrometer. It is concerned.
[0031]
[Action and effect of the invention]
Measure the degree of contamination of facilities contaminated with dioxins, then set the management level based on this degree of contamination, and then perform the decontamination work based on this management level. Confirmation of the degree of contamination later is not based on visual observation, but based on the degree of contamination measured before the decontamination work, confirming how much the degree of contamination has been reduced after the decontamination work, and The management level is changed based on the degree of contamination.
[0032]
Therefore, unlike the conventional method, since the set management level is not used until the dismantling operation, the dismantling operation is performed based on the change management level based on the contamination level reduced by the decontamination operation, so that efficient dismantling can be performed.
[0033]
In the present invention, the degree of contamination is determined by measuring dioxin isomers, and the management level is changed based on dioxin isomers having a high degree of contribution to the contamination among the dioxin isomers. Therefore, more efficient dismantling work can be performed.
[0034]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
The drawings illustrate one embodiment of the present invention and are described below.
[0035]
The present embodiment relates to a dismantling method for dismantling a waste incineration processing facility as a facility contaminated with dioxins.
[0036]
FIG. 2 is a system flow showing the work process of the dismantling method of the waste incineration processing facility of the present embodiment. In the drawing, the isomer distribution characteristic analysis (determination of characteristic isomers) is performed after measurement of dioxins (DXNs) and before setting the management level. This isomer distribution characteristic analysis (determination of characteristic isomers) ) May be performed at any time before confirmation of decontamination (contamination removal work).
[0037]
First, the degree of contamination of a waste incineration treatment facility (hereinafter simply referred to as an incineration treatment facility) is measured (measurement of DXNs in FIG. 2).
[0038]
Specifically, dioxins in the air in the incineration facility (hereinafter referred to as contaminated air) or in deposits (incineration ash, etc.) attached to the incineration facility. Difference Determine the sex and the concentration of each isomer.
[0039]
In this embodiment, the contamination level is measured using contaminated air or an adhering material as a sample. However, both the contaminated air and the adhering material may be collected as samples to measure the contamination level.
[0040]
Also, if this measurement is contaminated air, the measurement at the time of subsequent contamination confirmation is also contaminated air, and if this measurement is at the deposit, the measurement at the subsequent contamination confirmation is also In addition, when this measurement is contaminated air and deposits, the subsequent measurement is also polluted air and deposits.
[0041]
More specifically, dioxins present in the contaminated air or deposits are measured by measuring the polluted air or deposits with a high resolution GC-MS. Difference A sex body is specified, and the concentration of each isomer is measured.
[0042]
And measured by this high resolution GC-MS Each Ioxin Difference Calculate the toxicity equivalent (TEQ) of each isomer by multiplying the concentration of the sexuality by the toxicity coefficient (TEF) determined for each isomer, and total the toxicity equivalents of each isomer The total toxic equivalent amount (TEQ) is obtained, and the degree of contamination of the site where the contaminated air or deposits are collected is determined based on the total toxic equivalent amount (see FIG. 3).
[0043]
The toxicity coefficient is defined as 1 for the toxicity of 2,3,7,8-TCDD (2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzoparadoxine), which is considered to be the most toxic among dioxins. It is a numerical value that indicates relative toxicity.
[0044]
Subsequently, a management level is set based on the degree of contamination.
[0045]
This management level is set according to the level of contamination at the site where contaminated air or deposits are collected.
[0046]
In other words, it shall be based on the standards set in the “Waste Incineration Facility Dismantling Work Manual” (Japan Safety Products Association, Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, Labor Standards Bureau Chemical Substances Research Section).
[0047]
Subsequently, the incineration facility is subjected to a stain-proof section (isolation curing) based on the set management level.
[0048]
That is, the stain-proofing section is performed by curing using a beam tent method or the like using a curing member such as a vinyl sheet.
[0049]
Specifically, for example, when the management level is set high, the incineration treatment facility is an isolation curing that is strictly sealed with a vinyl sheet having a stain resistance.
[0050]
At this time, when the incineration processing facility is isolated and sealed, a clean room is set up to enter and exit from the clean room.
[0051]
Thereby, the scattering etc. of the dioxins from an incineration processing facility to the exterior can be prevented.
[0052]
Subsequently, the decontamination work is performed based on the set management level.
[0053]
When performing decontamination work, set (select) a predetermined protective suit to protect the worker from dioxins based on the set management level, and wear the set (selected) protective suit. The decontamination work is performed.
[0054]
For example, if the management level is set high, workers wear sealed chemical protective clothing, chemical protective gloves, chemical protective boots, and protective caps that are highly resistant to staining but very difficult to move, and that pressure is applied. Wearing a demand-type airline mask, decontamination work is performed while receiving clean air from the outside.
[0055]
On the other hand, if the management level is set low, wear open protective clothing, chemical protective gloves, chemical protective boots and protective caps that are very easy to move but have a low degree of stain resistance, and a simple replaceable dust mask. Wear decontamination work.
[0056]
In the decontamination work, the contaminated part of the incineration facility is washed with high pressure water (for example, 300 to 2000 kg / cm 2 ) Is done. In this embodiment, the decontamination work is performed by high-pressure water washing. However, contaminants containing dioxins (contaminated water, etc.) are adsorbed and removed by an absorbent material, or contaminants containing dioxins ( Incineration ash, etc.) may be removed by removing with a scoop, broom, vacuum cleaner or the like.
[0057]
In addition, the washing wastewater generated during the decontamination work is recycled after being treated with water. In recycling use, measure the degree of pollution to check the quality of water. If the management standard (for example, drainage standard) is cleared, it is recycled. If not, it is purified.
[0058]
This degree of contamination is measured based on isomers that have a high degree of contribution to the total toxicity equivalent described below.
[0059]
Moreover, this purification process is performed by processing dioxins and heavy metals below the target value with a dedicated wastewater treatment facility.
[0060]
Therefore, the water used for the cleaning can be reused, and the excess cleaning water can be appropriately treated such as waste water treatment.
[0061]
Subsequently, the contamination removal operation is confirmed based on the degree of contamination.
[0062]
In other words, the confirmation of the decontamination work is performed by extracting isomers having a high degree of contribution to the total toxicity equivalent (isomers having a high contribution ratio) from the contamination degree data (isomer distribution characteristics obtained by measuring DXNs). This is done by calculating the toxic equivalent amount of the extracted isomer.
[0063]
Dioxins differ in the type and amount of isomer detected depending on the measurement site.
[0064]
Specifically, dioxin present at a predetermined site measured by high resolution GC-MS Difference Identifies isomers that have a high degree of contribution to the total toxic equivalent (isomers having the toxic equivalent) from the total toxic equivalent determined from the concentration of the sexual entity and the toxicity coefficient determined for each isomer Then, after the decontamination work, the specified isomer is subjected to high-resolution GC-MS again to measure air or deposits at a predetermined site to determine the toxic equivalent of the specified isomer, Check how much dioxins have been removed from a given site.
[0065]
In other words, since measurement by high resolution GC-MS (determination of DXNs) before decontamination work is performed for all isomers of dioxins, it takes a long time to identify various isomers and measure their concentrations. (Approximately 1 month) is required, but the measurement by high resolution GC-MS after the decontamination work is performed only for the specified isomer, and can be easily performed in a short time (approximately 1 week).
[0066]
Therefore, by identifying the isomer that has the highest contribution to the total toxic equivalent at a given site and confirming how much the toxic equivalent of the isomer has been reduced by the decontamination work, It can be relatively determined how much the toxicity equivalent has been reduced. Further, since the present embodiment performs the confirmation after the contamination work with a high resolution GC-MS as in the case of the DXNs measurement, the contamination removal work can be confirmed with high accuracy (in the order of 0.01 pg). Further, for example, compared with a method of performing measurement by high resolution GC-MS for all isomers of dioxins over a long period of time (approximately one month) after decontamination work, this example shows the specified isomerism. Since only the body is targeted, it can be measured in a short time (approximately one week).
[0067]
Also, when it is difficult to extract data having a high degree of contribution to the contamination from the contamination degree data (isomer distribution characteristics) obtained by the high-resolution GC-MS before the decontamination work, for example, high-resolution GC-MS, for example. As a result of the measurement according to the above, a large number of isomers were confirmed at a predetermined site, and the respective toxic equivalents were found to be relatively close to each other. In the case where it is not possible to clearly identify the isomer with a high degree of contribution, the various isomers of dioxins are divided into several categories according to their properties, and the toxic equivalents of the various isomers thus classified are Identify the isomer category (isomer group) that contributes to the total toxic equivalent at the specified site, and determine the toxic equivalent of the specified isomer category (isomer group) by decontamination work. Can be checked the decontamination work by check digit is reduced.
[0068]
That is, extraction of data having a high degree of contribution to pollution is performed by any one of polychlorodibenzopararadixins (PCDDs), polychlorodibenzofurans (PCDFs) and coplanar PCBs (Co-PCBs) constituting dioxins. This is performed by extracting the amount of isomers in the class (see FIG. 4 in which FIG. 3 is divided into polychlorodibenzopararadixins, polychlorodibenzofurans, and coplanar PCBs).
[0069]
Specifically, data (isomers) with a high degree of contribution to the contamination (total toxic equivalent) from contamination degree data (isomer distribution characteristics) determined by high-resolution GC-MS measurement before decontamination work , The pollution degree data is divided into three categories of polychlorodibenzopararadixins, polychlorodibenzofurans and coplanar PCBs that constitute dioxins, and the isomers grouped into these three categories are classified. Among them, the isomer group of the category having a high degree of contribution to the total toxicity equivalent is identified.
[0070]
Then, after the decontamination work, the toxicity air of the isomer group is measured again by high-resolution GC-MS for the specified isomer group by measuring again the contaminated air or the adhering substance at the predetermined site where the decontamination work was performed. It is determined how much the equivalent amount has been reduced by the decontamination work, and thereby the total toxic equivalent amount of the predetermined site is relatively determined.
[0071]
Therefore, even if it is difficult to identify isomers that have a high degree of contribution to the total toxicity equivalent, it is possible to contribute to the total toxicity equivalent by dividing the contamination degree data into the above three categories. It is easy to identify an isomer group having a high degree of activity, and the amount of isomers of the isomer group is determined by high resolution GC-MS, so that the total toxicity equivalent of a predetermined site can be relatively accurately (on the order of 0.01 pg). In)
[0072]
Similarly, if it is difficult to identify isomers that have a high degree of contribution to the total toxic equivalent, Difference It is also possible to extract an isomer having a high degree of contribution to the contamination by classifying the sex isomer according to the difference in the number of chlorine contained in one molecule of the isomer.
[0073]
That is, when data having a high degree of contribution to the pollution (total toxic equivalent) is extracted from the pollution degree data (isomer distribution characteristics), the pollution degree data is converted into dioxin. Difference The classification is based on the difference in the number of chlorine atoms contained in the sex body, and the extracted data that has the highest degree of contribution to the degree of contamination (total toxic equivalent) from the data on the degree of contamination classified by the difference in the number of chlorine atoms. (See FIG. 5 in which FIG. 3 is divided by the number of chlorine atoms).
[0074]
Specifically, the isomers determined by high-resolution GC-MS measurement before decontamination work are classified according to the difference in the number of chlorine atoms of each of the isomers. Specify the isomer amount of the isomer group that contributes to the toxicity equivalent.
[0075]
Then, after the decontamination work, the toxicity air of the isomer group is measured again by high-resolution GC-MS for the specified isomer group by measuring again the contaminated air or the adhering substance at the predetermined site where the decontamination work was performed. The degree to which the equivalent amount has been reduced by the decontamination work is determined, and thereby the total toxic equivalent amount of the predetermined site is relatively determined.
[0076]
Therefore, even if it is difficult to identify isomers that have a high degree of contribution to total toxic equivalents, isomers should be classified into several categories according to the number of chlorine atoms contained in the isomers. By identifying a group of isomers that have a high degree of contribution to the total toxic equivalent, and obtaining the isomer amount of the isomer group by high resolution GC-MS, the total toxic equivalent of a given site is relatively accurate. Can be obtained well (in the order of 0.01 pg).
[0077]
Subsequently, the management level is changed based on the confirmation work of the decontamination work.
[0078]
That is, after the decontamination work, if the degree of contamination (total toxic equivalent amount) at the predetermined site is sufficiently reduced by the above-described confirmation work, the management level is lowered accordingly.
[0079]
On the other hand, when the degree of contamination (total toxic equivalent amount) of the predetermined part is not reduced, the decontamination work is performed again, or the management level before the decontamination work is maintained.
[0080]
Subsequently, the dismantling work is performed based on the changed management level.
[0081]
That is, for example, based on the changed management level, the dismantling method of the incineration facility is changed to a light one (for example, the use of firearms is prohibited due to the melting of steel, and the ones that have been done manually are firearms) Pressure-type air that is connected to the outside by changing the sealed chemical protective suit, which is highly resistant to staining but very difficult to move, to an open-type protective suit that is extremely mobile. The line mask is changed to a simple replaceable dust mask that is not connected to the outside, and the dismantling work is performed.
[0082]
Since the present embodiment is as described above, the degree of contamination (isomer distribution characteristic) obtained from the incineration facility measured by high-resolution GC-MS is used, and after the decontamination work, the total toxicity equivalent specified in advance is obtained. It is possible to easily confirm the degree of contamination after decontamination work at the predetermined site by simply measuring the concentration of the isomer or group of isomers that contributes to the target and determining the toxic equivalent amount by high-resolution GC-MS. The management level can be easily changed based on the confirmed degree of contamination, so that the dismantling work can be performed efficiently based on the changed management level.
[0083]
As described above, this example is a dioxin having a high degree of contribution to the total toxic equivalent in the site where the decontamination work is performed, which is specified in advance after the decontamination work. Difference By measuring sex or isomer groups by high-resolution GC-MS, it is possible to easily confirm in a short time how much dioxins in the site where the decontamination work has been performed is removed. Thus, it is not necessary to perform the dismantling work consistently at the control level set before the decontamination work as in the conventional case, that is, the operator wears excessive protective equipment (protective clothing) excessively. There is no need to dismantle an incinerated incineration facility.
[0084]
In addition, since the management level can be set to a low level after decontamination work, the operator's protective equipment (protective clothing) can be changed to a protective equipment that is easy to move and work, so dismantling work can be performed. The efficiency can be dramatically improved and the construction period can be shortened.
[0085]
Moreover, since the management level can be set to a low level after the decontamination work, the work method of the dismantling work can be made simpler, and therefore the dismantling work can be performed quickly to further shorten the construction period. The incineration facility can be dismantled at a low cost.
[0086]
Furthermore, this change in the management level can be easily performed because it can be performed by measuring only a specific isomer or isomer group obtained from DXNs measurement by high-resolution GC-MS, and in a short time. Because it can be done, the work will not be interrupted for a long time.
[0087]
In addition, a specific isomer or a specific isomer group having a high degree of contribution to the degree of contamination obtained based on data obtained with high precision by measurement with high resolution GC-MS is used for high-resolution GC-MS after decontamination. Since the total toxic equivalent amount is obtained, decontamination can be confirmed with high accuracy (0.01 pg order).
[0088]
Further, following the analysis of specific isomers (specific isomer group), dioxins can be measured by a high-resolution GC-MS measurement method, and the processing classification of the dismantling material can be quickly performed.
[0089]
Moreover, the quality of the circulated treated water that is circulated and used during the decontamination work can be easily and sufficiently managed by the specific isomer (specific isomer group) analysis.
[0090]
In other words, washing wastewater generated during decontamination work is measured by high-resolution GC-MS for isomers or isomer groups that have a high degree of contribution to the total toxicity equivalent of the site where the decontamination work was performed. By doing this, it is possible to easily confirm how much dioxins are contained in the cleaning wastewater, and thereby it is possible to easily determine whether or not the cleaning wastewater is in a state where it can be recycled.
[0091]
In the incineration facility demolition work, dioxins generated in the target facility because the dioxin concentration is measured by the official method (high resolution GC-MS, etc.) in the preliminary survey. Isomeric fraction The fabric characteristics can be grasped. Focusing on the identification of this isomer distribution, visual confirmation of washing and dioxins measurement by the official method are replaced with the measurement of isomers that contribute to the total toxic equivalent, with the same accuracy as the official method (0 (0.01 pg order), and the dioxin concentration can be specified with high accuracy and in a short time. As a result, the management area can be changed without interrupting the process, and the following effects can be obtained.
[0092]
(1) Improvement of work efficiency by minimizing personal protective equipment
(2) Improvement of work efficiency by releasing restrictions on dismantling method
(3) Shortening the work period by improving work efficiency and shortening analysis time
(4) Reduction of closed curing temporary costs
(5) Ensuring accuracy of cleaning confirmation
[0093]
In addition, this method can be put on the analysis flow by the official method following the analysis of specific isomers, so that confirmation by the official method can be carried out promptly if necessary, and further inspection of the waste acceptance criteria for dismantled materials is performed. There is also an effect that can be implemented simultaneously.
[0094]
In many cases, high-pressure water is used for cleaning work in dismantling of incineration facilities. In this case, the cleaning wastewater is purified and recycled at a temporary water treatment facility. At this time, it is necessary to consider the prevention of exposure of dioxins by the use of the circulating treated water, and by applying this method, highly accurate quality control of the circulating treated water can be performed.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a system flow related to dismantling work of a conventional incineration processing facility.
FIG. 2 is a system flow relating to a method for dismantling a waste incineration treatment facility according to the present embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a graph showing the degree of contamination determined by high-resolution GC-MS measurement before decontamination work of this example, that is, the total toxicity equivalent (TEQ) by isomer.
FIG. 4 is a graph when FIG. 3 of the present example is divided into three categories of polychlorodibenzopararadixins, polychlorodibenzofurans, and coplanar PCBs that constitute dioxins.
FIG. 5 shows the dioxin in FIG. Difference It is a graph at the time of classifying by the difference in the number of chlorine contained in a sex body heteromolecule.

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ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設を解体する汚染施設解体方法であって、ダイオキシン類に汚染された前記施設内のダイオキシン類異性体を測定し、続いて、この測定したダイオキシン類異性体に基づいて管理レベルを設定し、この管理レベルに基づいて汚染除去作業を行い、続いて、前記汚染除去作業による汚染の軽減度合いを、ダイオキシン類異性体中に存在する塩素原子数の違いにより区分けされた異性体群の中から汚染に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群を特定しその特定された異性体群中のダイオキシン類異性体の軽減度合いにより確認し、続いて、この確認結果に基づいて前記管理レベルの変更を行い、続いて、この変更された管理レベルに基づいて前記施設の解体作業を行うことを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。A contaminated decommissioning method for dismantling are facilities contaminated dioxins, the contaminated with dioxins by measuring the dioxin isomers in the facility, followed by management based on the dioxin isomers and the measurement Levels are set, decontamination work is performed based on this management level, and then the degree of pollution reduction by the decontamination work is classified according to the number of chlorine atoms present in the dioxin isomers. confirmed by alleviating the degree of dioxin isomers in particular to the identified isomers of the higher isomers of degree contribute to contamination from the group, followed by the management level on the basis of the check result make changes, followed by pollution decommissioning wherein the performing dismantling of the facility on the basis of the modified management level. 請求項1記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記汚染除去作業は水による洗浄作業であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。  2. The contaminated facility dismantling method according to claim 1, wherein the decontamination work is a water cleaning operation. 請求項2記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記洗浄作業に用いる水は循環水であり、この循環水は前記汚染に寄与する度合いの高い異性体群中のダイオキシン類異性体の含有量が所定量以下の水であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。3. The method for demolishing a contaminated facility according to claim 2, wherein the water used for the cleaning operation is circulating water, and the circulating water has a predetermined amount of dioxin isomers in the isomer group that contributes to the contamination. A polluted facility dismantling method characterized by the following water: 請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記管理レベルの設定及び管理レベルの変更は、作業者をダイオキシン類から保護するための保護具の仕様の設定及び変更であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。The contamination facility dismantling method according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the setting of the management level and the change of the management level are setting and changing of specifications of protective equipment for protecting workers from dioxins. Contamination facility dismantling method characterized by the above. 請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記管理レベルの設定及び管理レベルの変更は、前記解体作業の作業方法の設定及び変更であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。The contaminated facility dismantling method according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the setting of the management level and the change of the management level are setting and changing of a work method of the dismantling work. Method. 請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設は廃棄物焼却処理施設であることを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。The contaminated facility dismantling method according to any one of claims 1 to 5 , wherein the facility contaminated with the dioxins is a waste incineration treatment facility. 請求項1〜いずれか1項に記載の汚染施設解体方法において、前記ダイオキシン類に汚染された施設のダイオキシン類異性体の測定は、高分解能ガスクロマトグラフィー質量分析計により行うことを特徴とする汚染施設解体方法。The contaminated facility dismantling method according to any one of claims 1 to 6 , wherein the measurement of the dioxin isomers of the facility contaminated with the dioxins is performed by a high resolution gas chromatography mass spectrometer. Contamination facility dismantling method.
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