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Report No. 12 of Yokohama City Pollution Research Institute

No.81, published in March 1988, B5 version 162 pages.

〇 Report

  • Acid precipitation in Yokohama
  • Effects of non-equal speed suction in dust measurement (II) - when tark particles and suction flow velocity are constant -
  • Multi-component elements in soot and dust emitted from fixed sources
  • Intake mechanism and oxidation reaction by cloud particles and rain droplets of air pollutants (first report)
  • Study of sound reduction effect of tree-planting zone (3rd report) - Physical effect as insertion loss II-
  • Transition of contamination at Yokohama Port as seen from bottom column samples
  • Subcontamination at Yokohama Port (No. 1)
  • Investigation of Fish Death Accidents-Kashio River
  • Monitoring of river water quality using breeding carp as an index
  • Basic Survey on Recycling of Wastewater Treatment Sludge (No. 3) - Manufacturing of fluid media and wastewater treatment experiments using external circulating three-phase fluid beds
  • Study on the subsidence of soft ground (3rd report) - Soft ground structure and land subsidence characteristics of Katabira River Lowlands -
  • High-grade fatty acid concentration in the waters of Yokohama Port
  • Simple breathing measurement method of fish
  • Effects of residual chlorine on carp’s gill breathing

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