Junfeng Wang

Prof. Junfeng Wang


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 March 2012 in Chemosphere
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YHYan Hai
Yan Hai
JWJunfeng Wang
Junfeng Wang
JCJian Chen
Jian Chen
WWWei Wei
Wei Wei
HWHuasheng Wang
Huasheng Wang
HWHui Wang
Hui Wang

1 October 2012 in Journal of Environmental Sciences
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YHYan Hai
Yan Hai
HWHuasheng Wang
Huasheng Wang
JWJunfeng Wang
Junfeng Wang
CYChunhua Yin
Chunhua Yin
SMSong Ma
Song Ma
XYXueyao Yin
Xueyao Yin

29 December 2010 in Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering in China
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CXChengbin Xiao
Chengbin Xiao
YHYan Hai
Yan Hai
JWJunfeng Wang
Junfeng Wang
WWWei Wei
Wei Wei
JNJun Ning
Jun Ning
Gang PanGang Pan
Gang Pan

30 July 2018 in Environmental Technology
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JWJunfeng Wang
Junfeng Wang
HLHai Li
Hai Li
YLYaqi Liu
Yaqi Liu
CZChangming Zhong
Changming Zhong
ZLZhijiang Luo
Zhijiang Luo
DLDan Li
Dan Li
As a byproduct of activated sludge process, excess sludge has become one of the current problems in the field of environmental protection for its yield huge、high moisture content and easy to pollution. In this study, the joint technology combining ozone with ultrasonic was applied in treatment of excess sludge by strong ozone oxidation and prominent ultrasonic cavitation. The effect on lysis excess sludge cells was explored comprehensively. The lysis mechanism of excess sludge cells degraded by ozone + ultrasonic was revealed by analysis of three-dimensional spectral fluorometer, optical microscope and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The results showed that the MLSS was 22.92% lower than the untreated sludge, the SCOD and –N content in the supernatant of the sludge was 1792 and 105.77 mg/L, which was 96.49% and 17.67% higher than the untreated. The supernatant of treated excess sludge contained macromolecular organic matters composed of proteins, polysaccharides, humic acids, and fulvic acids, etc. The whole process of lysis cells of excess sludge degraded by ozone + ultrasonic could be inferred that the microbial particles of excess sludge were exposed after EPS destructed, and then the cell walls of these exposed microbial particles were broken so that a great number of intracellular materials were released. Furthermore, these intracellular material composed of macromolecular organic matters were degraded into small molecule organic matters, H2O, CO2, etc. Finally, the excess sludge was treated gradually by ozone + ultrasonic.

19 April 2024 in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution
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SYSong Ye
Song Ye
CYChunyan Yang
Chunyan Yang
YSYihong Sun
Yihong Sun
CGChengyi Guo
Chengyi Guo
JWJunfeng Wang
Junfeng Wang
TQTingsheng Qiu
Tingsheng Qiu

13 August 2021 in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution
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JWJunfeng Wang
Junfeng Wang
XLXuerong Li
Xuerong Li
LTLinwang Tang
Linwang Tang
XMXinyu Ma
Xinyu Ma
LLLiuxian Lu
Liuxian Lu
CZChangming Zhong
Changming Zhong