污水處理廠設施優化及能源永續–全興工業區污水處理廠為例

Optimize Equipment and Energy Sustainment of Wastewater Treatment Plant- Chuansing Industrial Area Sewage Treatment Plant

林建興(Chien-Hsing Lin)

指導教授 ： 章日行 ； 王順成

朝陽科技大學/理工學院/環境工程與管理系/碩士(2020年)

摘要

由於全球暖化因素，各國已開始導入環境教育等工作，而台灣也正在努力施行中，以台灣中部之污水處理廠為範疇，主要發現原本之污水處理廠週邊環境與設施因地區偏遠、設備老舊等問題，民眾無法了解污水處理廠對於生活上的實際幫助層面，使得污水處理工程在台灣中部的發展緩慢，有鑒於此，本報告針對中部偏鄉地區之污水處理廠所進行改善設施及永續能源發展，也進行調查及分析，以做為台灣其他污水廠的特色措施發展之參考，本研究以中部全興工業區污水處理廠為例，調查並彙整資料，全興污水處理廠目前所發展特色為：「產業文化」、「彩繪藝術」、「環境保護」及「生態休閒」四大方向，本內涵包含，1.產業文化：建立該區周邊廠商傳統產業之參觀動線，包括染整業、金屬製造業、資源回收業…等等共16種行業別；2.彩繪藝術：將土建污水處理槽、池共10座，導入目前文青創意設計，優美處理槽外觀，增加民眾接受度；3.環境保護：利用再生能源，係以該區之放流水渠道設計之小水力發電，配合水輪發電機產生電力，供應周邊夜間照明使用；4.生態休閒：該區種植朱槿、大葉欖仁…等約10多種，花木扶疏、綠意盎然，打造休憩場所。本報告利用現有污水處理廠設施及3-5年時間進行改善，重新建立具有低碳、環境教育意義之廠區，提高民眾對於廢水處理廠之概念，以珍惜資源融入生活中，重新定位污水處理廠之功能。

關鍵字

環境教育 ； 小水力發電 ； 產業文化 ； 彩繪藝術 ； 環境保護 ； 生態休閒

並列摘要

Many countries have been started environmental education because of global warming. Taiwan is also one of them. This research topic is focus sewage treatment plant of central region in Taiwan. The people don't understand how to work and development of sewage treatment plant. The other way is so many equipment is old in the sewage treatment plant, and the other is long distance between sewage treatment plant and city. In view of this, this research is aimed at improving and investigating wastewater treatment plants in the central part of the country. This case example is sewage treatment plant in Chuansing industrial center of central region in Taiwan. This Chuansing sewage treatment plant characteristic is 4 part include industrial culture, painting art, environmental protection and ecological leisure. First is industrial culture: Established a tour of the traditional industries of the surrounding manufacturers, including dyeing and finishing, metal manufacturing, resource recycling, etc. Second is painting art: A total of 10 civil sewage treatment tanks and pools will be introduced into the current creative design to beautifully handle the appearance of the tank and increase public acceptance. Third is environmental protection: Using renewable energy, the water tank power generation system is installed with the water level drop designed by the discharge water channel in the area, and the hydroelectric generator is used to small hydraulic electricity to supply the surrounding night lighting. Finally, is ecological leisure: In this area, there are about 10 kinds of plants such as Hibiscus and Indian almond. The flowers and trees are sparse and green, creating a place to rest. This research uses the existing sewage treatment plant facilities and 3-5 years to improve, re-establish a plant with low carbon and environmental education significance, improve the concept of the wastewater treatment plant, cherish resources into life, and reposition the sewage treatment plant.

並列關鍵字

Environmental Education ； Small Hydraulic ； Industrial Culture ； Painting Art ； Environmental Protection ； Ecological Leisure

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