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Simulacao da mistura vertical de massas de agua da regiao de Ubatuba (SP): Efeitos sobre a producao prima-ria e biomassa fitoplantonica , vols. I e II. / Vertical and temporal aspectos of the variability of phytoplankton primary production and biomass at a fixed station in São Sebastião (SP) coastal region.Flavia Marisa Prado Saldanha Correa 03 June 1993 (has links)
A mistura vertical de águas profundas, ricas em nutrientes e de baixas temperaturas, características da Água Central do Atlântico Sul (ACAS), com águas de baixa d;sponibilidade nutricional, baixa biomassa fitoplanctônica e de temperaturas mais elevadas, características da Água Costeira (AC), da região de Ubatuba, foi simulada através da realização de bioensaios. As águas foram incubadas com as populações fitoplanctônicas naturais, sem enriquecimentos nutricionais, sob diferentes níveis de atenuação radiação solar incidente total (100, 30 e 10% de IL) e temperatura igual a da água do mar de superfície. o potencial quimico e biológico dos dois tipos de água (ACAS e AC) e de uma mistura equitativa de ambas, foi avaliado através do monitoramento diário de aspectos quali- quantitativos do fitoplâncton (Clorofila-a, contagem e identificação das células e taxas de produção primária) e do teor de nutrientes dissolvidos no meio, durante o período de incubação. Foram realizadas três etapas experimentais: em Jul/88, Jan/89 e Jul/89 com durações de 8, 15 e 14 dias, respectivamente. A mistura da ACAS com AC apresentou os melhores rendimentos máximos de Clorofila-a e produção primária, sob os níveis de 100 e 30 % de IL. A 10% de IL, a ACAS mostrou- se mais produtiva do que quando misturada à AC e, em termos de Cl-a integral, teve rendimento superior inclusive ao obtido pela Mistura a 100% de IL. A AC apresentou um rendimento menor que as outras duas águas sob os três niveis de luz utilizados. Sob intensidades luminosas mais altas os nutrientes foram rapidamente assimilados causando uma floração de espécies oportunistas (diatomáceas) logo no inicio do periodo de incubação, o que não foi observado sob intensidades luminosas menores. Os resultados ainda indicam que os \"lag-time\" observados no inverno foram significativamente maiores que os do verão. Foi também possivel observar a existência de uma estratificação fisiológica das populações fitoplanctônicas presentes em uma mesma massa d\' água, em função da profundidade, no inverno. Esta estratificação provavelmente deveu-se à diferentes suprimentos nutricionais de origem orgânica que estariam disponiveis apenas para as populações da água de fundo, possivelmente devido a interação da água com o sedimento. Estes resultados demostram a grande importância da água da ACAS como agente fertilizador para as águas oligotróficas da região, permitindo a ocorrência de produção nova. / The vertical mixing of the rich, low temperature, deep South Atlantic Central Water (SACW), with the low nutrient, low phytoplanktonic biomass and hiSh temperature Coastal Water (CW), irom Ubatuba region, was simulated erforming bioassays. The waters were incubated with the authoctonous phytoplankton without any nutrient addition, under ifferent attenuation levels (100, 30 and 10% ) of the total incident solar radiation and at the same temperature as the urface sea water. The chemical and biological potential of each water (SACW and CW), and of an equivalent mixture of them, wa evaluated by means of a daily monitoring of quali and quantitative phytoplankton aspects (Chl-a, cell counting and photosynthetic rates) and of the dissolved nutrient concentrations durins the incubation period. Three series of experiments were performed: Jul/88, Jan/89 and Jul/89, lasting 8, 15 and 14 days espectively. The mixing of SACW and CW presented the best maximum yield oi chlorophyll and photosyntetic rates under 100 and 30% solar radiation. Under 10% SACW alone waa more productive than mixed with CW and, considering integral chlorophyll-a during the whole period. it preaented a higher yield than the one obtained with Mixed Water under 100% oí solar radiation. CW preaented the lowest yield under the experimental light leveI used. Under high light intensi ties nutrients were quickly assimilated inducing a bloom of opportunist species (diatoms) at the begining of the incubation period, which was not observed under low light intensities.(diatoms) at the begining of the incubation period, which was not observed under low light intensities. Results also indicate that the Ias times observed during winter were ignificantIy higher than those during summer. It was possible to observe the existence of a Physiological atratification among phytoplank.tonic populations from the same water mass, as a function of depht, durins winter. This phenomenon was probably due to diatinct nutricional aupply of orsanic origen that would be avaiIabIe to deep populations only, possibly as a consequence of ater/sediment interactiona. These results demonstrate the great importance of SACW as a fertilizer agent to the oligothrophic waters of the region, allowing the occurrence of new production.
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Patterns in the larval vertical distribution of marine benthic invertebrates in a shallow coastal embaymentLloyd, Michelle 20 September 2011 (has links)
Processes during the meroplanktonic phase regulate population dynamics for many marine benthic invertebrates. I examined changes in vertical distribution of different meroplanktonic larvae in a coastal embayment during a stable period, at high temporal frequencies and spatial resolutions. Plankton samples were collected at 6 depths (3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 m) using a pump, every 2-h over a 36- and a 25-h period, during a spring and neap tide, respectively, concurrently with measures of temperature, salinity, fluorescence and current velocity. For 10 gastropod taxa, larval vertical distribution was mostly related to the thermal structure of the water column. Each of 7 taxonomic groups was found either exclusively near the surface, associated with the fluorescence maximum, or showed diel changes in distribution. These larvae that occupy different depths in the water column exhibit different dispersal potentials. / Biogeographical data contained in this thesis will be submitted to
the Oceanographic Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) and may be
accessed on-line at http://www.iobis.org
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Trace Metal Composition Of Particulate Matter In The Water Column And Sediments Of The Black Sea And Regional RiversYigiterhan, Oguz - 01 July 2005 (has links) (PDF)
The Black Sea, with its oxic, suboxic and anoxic layers, provides a unique environment for studying how biological and geochemical processes affect the composition of particulate matter. The elemental composition of particles in the Black Sea is controlled by their origin and sources. Particles from rivers are dominated by aluminosilicate material that has compositions similar to the earth&rsquo / s crust. In general this material is relatively unreactive. Biological processes in the upper oxic and suboxic layers of the water column result in enrichments of elements which used as nutrients. Cu, Ba and Mo have been proposed as tracers for planktonic material and new production. Geochemical processes like manganese and iron recycling between oxidized and reduced forms, metal sulfide formation, and biogenic matter decomposition can have a large impact on the composition of particles in the suboxic and anoxic zones.
The aim of this thesis was to study the composition of particles suspended in the water column of the Black Sea, in regional rivers draining into the Black Sea, and of particles deposited in these rivers and Black Sea sediments. The objectives were to determine the chemical composition and distribution of particles supplied by rivers and produced in the Black Sea, and compare with those particles buried in the sediments. The chemical distributions can help us to understand the biogeochemical processes taking place. The ultimate goal is to understand if there is a chemical signature that characterizes sediments deposited in anoxic basins that can be used to determine if ancient sedimentary rocks were deposited under such conditions.
Water column filter samples were collected from the central western basin and along transects to the SW shelf regions during several research cruises of R/V Bilim and R/V Knorr in the Black Sea. Samples were taken by using both in situ large volume filtration systems and on deck vacuum filtration of discrete samples. River samples were collected by hand from the bank of four Turkish rivers and the Danube River. Sediment samples were obtained from 0 - 25 cm interval of a box core from the deep western basin.
All samples were digested and analyzed by inductively coupled plasma - mass spectrometry and combination of atomic absorption (flame & / graphite furnace) instruments. The elements analyzed included Al, Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Ni, Co, Cu, Zn, Mo, Ag, Cd, Ba, Pb, and U. Great care was taken to avoid contamination and to obtain the highest level of precision and accuracy. The precision was typically about 5% for most elements. The accuracy, determined using standard reference materials, was also usually better than 5%. Another goal of this research was to determine the metal concentrations and best digestion methods using different types of filter materials. Blank filters were digested and analyzed and the analyses of various filter blanks are presented in the thesis.
The analyses showed that the particulate matter data from Turkish Rivers were very similar to the composition of global average riverine particulate material and global average crust. The Danube River had elevated concentrations for some elements that were probably due to anthropogenic contamination. The Turkish river samples were closer to (but still higher than) the averages for the world&rsquo / s rivers but many elements in the Danube were much higher. These high values determined for major elements in the Danube samples strongly suggest considerable contamination of the Danube as compared to the Turkish Rivers. The Danube River samples were especially enriched in Pb, Zn, Ag, Cu, Cd, and Mn and slightly enriched with Cr and Ni. The first five elements, in particular, are well known indicators of pollution.
The particulate matter in the water column of the Black Sea was influenced by lithogenic input from rivers, biological processes and geochemical processes. In order to examine the biogeochemical processes extensively, all the data were plotted as Metal/Al (Me/Al) ratios and compared with the ratios of the average crust and Turkish Rivers. Deviations were used to examine the anomalies due to biological and geochemical processes. In addition, the Al content of individual sample and the Me/Al ratio of crust or rivers were used to subtract the lithogenic component from the total composition. Enrichments due to biological processes were observed for Ba > / Fe > / Cr > / Mn > / Zn > / Ni > / Cu > / Mo > / V > / Co > / Cd > / U for the overall biogenic composition. Enrichments due to biology are most evident for Ba, Fe, Cr and Mn. This is a unique data set as there have been few previous analyses of biological enrichment for most of these elements.
The results of particulate matter analyses showed that some elements including U, V, Cr, Ni, Cu, Co, Zn, Ba and Mo were enriched in the set of samples from the euphotic zone. Redox cycling in the suboxic zone was observed, as expected, for Mn and Fe, whose oxides play an important role in scavenging processes. The redox dependent processes in the suboxic &ndash / anoxic interface influence the vertical distribution of U, Ni, Co, Cu, Zn, Ba and possibly Mo, Cr and V. Elements influenced by sulfide formation in the anoxic layer are Fe, Cr, Ni, Co, Mo, and presumably Ag.
The sediment data were also examined based on the same approaches. The elements Zn, Pb, U and Cd decreased with sediment depth over the top 5 cm suggesting that they were remobilized out of the sediments. In general the sediments from the Black Sea have Me/Al ratios very similar to local Turkish Rivers and average crust. There is no unique sediment signature (except possibly for Mo) indicating that these sediments were deposited under sulphidic conditions. This study does not support the hypothesis that the composition of ancient rocks can be used to characterize the environment of deposition.
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Dinâmica e estrutura da comunidade procarionte da represa de Itupararanga - bacia do Rio Sorocaba - SP. / Structure and Dynamic of prokaryote communities on the Itupararanga reservoir, basin of Sorocaba s river SP.Soares, Laís Américo 17 May 2013 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2013-05-17 / Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos / This work aimed to quantifier the archaeal and bacterial communities by real time PCR, that shown the number of copies of 16S gene, rDNA into the water samples and to compare the archaeal and bacterial profiles on the PCR/DGGE technique as well as relate them with environmental variables in two points, dam and input on the Itupararanga reservoir, Sorocaba s basin. The bacterial density on the sediment (6,09 x108 e 2,56 x 109, dam and input, respectively) was more than water column (6,79 x 107 e 6,55 x 107, dam and input, respectively) this can be attributed to increase of the nutrients concentration from the surface to bottom. The bacterial (6,09 x 108 e 2,56 x 109 dam and input, respectively ) and archaeal (2,31 x 102 e 4,49 x 102 dam and input, respectively) quantities on the reservoir were more in the water column than in the sediment, which can be caused by the higher nutrients concentration in the top and the lees nutrients concentration in the bottom of Itupararanga reservoir. Since the canonical correspondence analysis has been possible, identify that the archaeal community has correlated with profundity and ammonia concentration suggesting ammonia oxidizing archaea s presence and abundance. The bacterial community quantity has correlated with physical chemical properties like pH and dissolved oxygen suggesting the environmental variables influence the group s abundance. Richness has correlated with nutrients distribution like orthophosphate concentration suggesting that the resources may limit the communities. / Com este trabalho objetivou-se quantificar a comunidade de bactérias e arqueias por meio de PCR em tempo real que determina o número de cópias do gene 16S de rDNA presentes nas amostras ambientais e comparar as comunidades de arqueia e bactérias em um perfil de bandas de PCR/DGGE, bem como relacioná-las às variáveis ambientais de dois pontos, Entrada e Barragem do reservatório de Itupararanga, bacia do rio Sorocaba. A quantidade de bactérias (6,09 x 108 e 2,56 x 109 barragem e entrada, respectivamente) e de arqueias (2,31 x 102 e 4,49 x 102 barragem e entrada, respectivamente) no sedimento foi maior do que na coluna d água o que pode ser atribuído ao aumento da concentração de nutrientes da superfície para o fundo do reservatório. A partir de análise de correspondência canônica foi possível observar que a quantidade de arqueias relacionou-se a profundidade e à concentração de íons amônio indicando possível presença e abundância de arqueias amônio oxidantes (AOA), enquanto que as bactérias foram mais relacionadas às variáveis físico-químicas, como temperatura e oxigênio dissolvido indicando que este grupo é mais sensível às variações ambientais. A riqueza de ambos os grupos foi relacionada à disponibilidade de nutrientes, indicando que os recursos podem ser limitantes às comunidades.
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"Reservatório Rio Grande: caracterização limnológica da água e biodisponibilidade de metais-traço no sedimento" / "Rio Grande Reservoir: limnological characteristics of the water and metal bioavailability in sediment."Carolina Fiorillo Mariani 27 March 2006 (has links)
O Reservatório do Rio Grande faz parte do Complexo Billings, apesar de ser separado do Corpo Central pela barragem Anchieta. Esse reservatório está localizado na Região Metropolitana de São Paulo e é aproveitado para usos múltiplos, incluindo abastecimento público, recreação, lazer e corpo receptor de dejetos industriais e domésticos. No presente trabalho, foi estudada a coluna dágua de 6 pontos de coleta ao longo desse reservatório, em duas excursões a campo, uma em março e outra em outubro de 2004. Foram feitas medições de pH, temperatura, condutividade elétrica, oxigênio dissolvido (OD), transparência da coluna dágua, material em suspensão, sólidos totais, clorofila a, feoftina e compostos nitrogenados. Os dados foram tratados estatisticamente por meio de análise multivariada não paramétrica tipo PCA. Durante o mês de março, houve estratificação térmica, de pH e de condutividade elétrica. No mês de outubro houve maiores concentrações de clorofila a e menor transparência do disco de Secchi. O Índice de Estado Trófico, calculado a partir da clorofila a e a partir da profundidade do disco de Secchi, revelaram um ambiente meso a eutrófico. Foram registrados teores de NH4+, OD e clorofila a referentes a classes de uso menos nobres, de acordo com a Resolução CONAMA n° 357 de 17/03/2005. A análise estatística mostrou que os dois primeiros eixos explicam 55% da variância dos dados. O nitrogênio total e o pH são as variáveis que mais contribuem para compor os eixos 1 e 2, respectivamente, refletindo a importância do estado trófico para a caracterização do reservatório e a carga de esgoto que o corpo dágua recebe. Os pontos de amostragem se segregaram de acordo com a data de coleta, sem demonstrar padrão no sentido montante-jusante. O Reservatório do Rio Grande, Complexo Billings, está localizado na Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, e é um importante local de recreação e de onde é extraída água para o abastecimento de cidades da Grande São Paulo. Os sedimentos lacustres são um reservatório concentrado de contaminantes, dentre os quais se destacam os metais-traço. Esses metais podem ser incorporados à biota, acumulados e transferidos ao longo da rede trófica (bioacumulação e biomagnificação) ou permanecer biologicamente indisponíveis na forma de complexos insolúveis ou muito estáveis e refratários. Em ambiente anóxido, o sulfeto pode controlar a disponibilidade de íons metálicos livre, pois reage com os metais para formar um sal insolúvel potencialmente não biodisponível. Neste trabalho, foi utilizado método de extração ácida fraca a frio para a determinação dos Sulfetos Volatilizáveis por Acidificação (SVA) e dos íons metálicos extraídos simultaneamente (MES). SVA foi quantificado por espectrofotometria visível, enquanto Cd, Cu, Ni, Pb, Cr e Zn por ICP-AES. Matéria orgânica (MO) e a porcentagem de silte e argila, fases importantes na complexação de metais, também foram quantificadas. Os resultados foram comparados com valores-guias de qualidade de sedimento sugeridos pela USEPA (relação molar ∑ MES-SVA) e pelo Conselho Canadense do Ministério do Meio Ambiente (CCME) e também com Valores de Referência Regionais (VRR) estabelecidos para a Bacia do Alto-Tietê. Os resultados mostraram haver excesso de sulfeto em relação aos teores de metais, o que indica um baixo potencial tóxico. Houve um aumento do teor de SVA da ordem de 100 vezes do ponto 4 (montante) ao ponto 26 (jusante). No entanto, as concentrações de metais foram superiores ao VRR, especialmente Cu (102,7 vezes maior), Cd (46,2 vezes) e Pb (12,5 vezes). Também foram registradas concentrações maiores que as sugeridas pelo CCME (9,3; 8,3 e 2,9 vezes maior para Cu, Pb e Cd, respectivamente). À exceção do Zn, todos os metais analisados apresentaram incremento no sentido montante-jusante. A análise estatística tipo PCA demonstrou que a variação dos dados de metais possui correlação com a variação de MO, ao invés de SVA, o que sugere a importância da MO no controle da biodisponibilidade de metais. / The Rio Grande branch is a part of Billings Complex and is isolated from the central body by Anchieta Dam. This reservoir is located in São Paulo Metropolitan Region and has multiple uses, including water supply, recreation, leisure, receptor of domestic and industrial wastewater. At the present work, the water column was studied in 6 stations along the reservoir, in two different days (one in March and the other in October, 2004). We measured pH, temperature, electric conductivity, dissolved oxygen (DO), transparence of water column, suspended material, total solid, chlorophyll a, feoftin, nitrogenated substances. The data was treated by means of a PCA, a multivariate non-parametric analysis. During March, the water column was stratified because of temperature, pH and electric conductivity. During October, there were higher chlorophyll a concentrations and lower transparence. Trofic State Index was calculated from chlorophyll a and from Secchi disc data, and showed a meso to eutrofic environment. Some NH4+, DO and chlorophyll a concentrations are those of classes designated for less noble uses according to Brazilian law CONAMA n° 357 of 17/03/2005. The statistical analysis showed that the first two axis where responsible for 55% of the total data variance. Total nitrogen and pH were the variables that contributed most for the composition of axis 1 and 2. This reflects the importance of trofic state for the reservoirs characteristics. The stations were segregated according to the sampling date, with no high-low direction pattern. Rio Grande reservoir, Billings Complex, is located in São Paulo Metropolitan Region. It is an important recreation place from where water is extracted in order to supply cities nearby. Lacustrine sediments are concentrated pool for chemicals, among which are trace metals. These metals may be taken up by organisms, accumulated by them and transferred along the food web (bioaccumulation and biomagnification) or may remain biologically unavailable as insoluble, stable and refractory complexes. In anoxic environments, sulfide may be responsible for metal free ion availability control, since it reacts with metal ions and forms an insoluble salt, potentially not bioavailable. At the present work, it was used a weak-acid extraction method for the acid volatile sulfide (AVS) and the simultaneously extracted metals (SEM) determination. Cd, Cu, Ni, Pb, Cr and Zn were quantified by means of an ICP-AES and AVS by means of visible spectrophotometer. Organic matter (OM) and clay-silt percentiles, important phases for metal complexation, were also measured. Results were compared to sediment quality guidelines suggested by USEPA (∑ MES-SVA molar relation) and by Canadian Council of Ministers of Environment (CCME) as well by Regional Reference Values (RRV) established for the Alto-Tietê basin. There was an increase of AVS concentration of 100 folds from station 4 (near the riverine region) to station 26 (near the dam). Results showed excess of sulfide compared with metals, what means a low toxic potential. On the other hand, metal concentrations were above RRV, specially Cu (102,7 times greater), Cd (46,2 times greater) and Pb (12,5 times greater). There were also concentrations greater than values suggested by CCME (9,3; 8,3 and 2,9 times greater for Cu, Pb and Cd, respectively). Excepted by Zn, all metals showed increasing patterns from upper to lower regions of the reservoir. PCA statistical analysis demonstrated that the metal data variation has a correlation with OM variation, instead with AVS, and suggests the importance of OM in controlling metal bioavailability in the studied system.
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Návrh nosné železobetonové konstrukce administrativního objektu / Design of reinforced concrete structure of administration buildingBlažek, Jan January 2013 (has links)
The subject of this thesis is the project of the foundational board and of reinforced concrete walls of the underground office building with respect to the limit state of crack width. There is designed the execution of joints of various parts of the construction against infiltration of groundwater into the interior. The drawing documentation of designed parts is performed there. In the theoretical part, there are logged the design principles and implementation of the white tubs.
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