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- the present disclosure relates to a water sampling method, a water sampling device, and a water sampling system.
- Non-Patent Document 1 when a volume of liquid that cannot be sampled at once by typical water samplers including Bandung water samplers and Niskin water samplers is required, a water sampling tube is placed at a desired location.
- a method of continuously sampling water by driving a suction pump after reaching the depth of water is described.
- Non-Patent Document 2 describes a negative charge membrane method for recovering microorganisms from a liquid using a negative charge membrane.
- Non-Patent Document 1 Water treatment systems need information about how well they can control a given microbiological load.
- the focus is on how quickly the liquid can be sampled in a short period of time.
- sufficient consideration was not given to sampling the liquid at the timing at which a liquid sample containing a predetermined microbiological load can be appropriately obtained without omission.
- An object of the present disclosure is to provide a water sampling method, a water sampling device, and a water sampling system that can obtain a liquid sample containing a predetermined microbiological load at an appropriate timing.
- a water sampling method comprises a detection step of detecting an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in a liquid flowing through a flow path; a determination step of determining whether or not the index value reaches the threshold value in the determination step, the liquid flowing through the flow path is passed through the water sampling flow path as a liquid sample used for measuring the microorganisms and a water sampling step of sampling water.
- a water sampling method may include a water storage step of storing the liquid sampled in the water sampling step in a water storage tank. As a result, the liquid sampled through the water sampling channel can be stored for a predetermined period of time.
- a water sampling method may include a recovery step of recovering the microorganisms contained in the liquid sampled in the water sampling step using a filter. This makes it possible to more easily evaluate the microbiological load in the subsequent measurement of microorganisms.
- a water sampling method may include a concentration step of concentrating the microorganisms recovered by the filter in the recovery step to purify a concentrated liquid. This allows direct collection of an indicator of the microbiological load by the filter to concentrate the microorganisms. Therefore, even a liquid sample that is below the detection limit before concentration in the measurement of microorganisms in the latter stage can be evaluated as a liquid sample.
- a water sampling device includes a sensor unit that detects an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in a liquid flowing through a flow path, and whether the index value detected by the sensor unit has reached a threshold value. and a calculation unit for determining whether or not the index value reaches the threshold value, the liquid flowing through the flow path is sampled as a liquid sample used for measuring the microorganism. and a control unit that controls the water flow path.
- the water sampling device is capable of sampling liquid at a time that adequately yields a liquid sample containing a given microbiological load without leaking. Therefore, the water sampling device can contribute to appropriately grasping the water quality fluctuation of the liquid such that the index value reaches the threshold value. For example, when the calculation unit determines that the index value has reached the threshold value, the water sampling device collects the liquid as a liquid sample to be used for the measurement of microorganisms. Water treatment can be performed.
- a water sampling system includes the water sampling device described above and the water sampling channel through which the liquid sampled as the liquid sample flows.
- the water collection system is capable of withdrawing liquids at times to adequately obtain liquid samples containing a given microbiological load without leaking. Therefore, the water sampling system can contribute to appropriately grasping the water quality fluctuation of the liquid such that the index value reaches the threshold value. For example, when the calculation unit determines that the index value has reached the threshold value, the water sampling system collects the liquid as a liquid sample to be used for the measurement of microorganisms. Water treatment can be performed.
- the water sampling system may include a water tank that stores the liquid sampled based on the control of the water sampling channel by the control unit.
- the water sampling system can store the sampled liquid for a predetermined time based on the control of the water sampling channel by the control unit of the water sampling device.
- the water sampling system may include a filter that recovers the microorganisms contained in the liquid sampled based on the control of the water sampling channel by the control unit. This makes it possible to more easily evaluate the microbiological load in the subsequent measurement of microorganisms.
- a water sampling system may include a concentration device that concentrates the microorganisms collected by the filter to purify a concentrated liquid. This allows the water collection system to collect an indication of the microbiological load directly through the filter to concentrate the microorganisms. Therefore, the water sampling system can be used as a liquid sample that can be evaluated even if the liquid sample is below the detection limit before concentration in the subsequent measurement of microorganisms.
- a water sampling method capable of obtaining a liquid sample containing a predetermined microbiological load at an appropriate timing.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a water sampling system according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the water sampling device of FIG. 1
- FIG. 2 is a flow chart for explaining a water sampling method executed by the water sampling system of FIG. 1
- FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a first modified example of the water sampling system of FIG. 1
- 5 is a flowchart for explaining a water sampling method executed by the water sampling system of FIG. 4
- FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a second modification of the water sampling system of FIG. 1
- 7 is a flowchart for explaining a water sampling method executed by the water sampling system of FIG. 6
- FIG. 4 is a schematic configuration diagram of a water sampling system according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure
- Non-Patent Document 1 when a large amount of sampled liquid cannot be stored in a water sampling container, the target virus or particles are adsorbed to a negatively charged membrane and collected, and the permeated liquid is sent to the site. Drainage is also mentioned.
- Non-Patent Document 1 the following technology is also known as a technology related to liquid water sampling.
- the Bandon water sampler and the Niskin water sampler are known as typical water samplers for sampling liquid.
- a typical water sampler is attached to the end of a rope and submerged to a desired depth in bodies of water such as pools, oceans, and rivers.
- a typical bottle closes with a messenger falling along a rope to the bottle.
- a typical water sampler collects samples at specific times at the point or depth from which it is desired to collect liquid samples.
- an automatic water sampling device capable of sampling several mL to 10 L of liquid at programmed timing is also known.
- Such an autosampler is implemented as an automatic water sampler controlled by timer control or the like to grasp instantaneous water quality.
- the auto sampler flows the liquid into the water quality analysis room through a pipe or hose connected to the water sampling target point, and periodically hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, etc. to collect water.
- Non-Patent Document 1 water sampling is limited to a specific timing within several seconds to several tens of minutes. Therefore, the analyzable range of water quality of treated water or water area is limited to that at the time of water sampling.
- the collected liquids are not representative samples suitable for the purpose of determining the quality of liquids containing the worst or greatest microbiological loads in the water treatment system.
- River water and sewage, among others are susceptible to runoff loads from basins, including industrial and domestic effluents, and weather. Therefore, instantaneous water sampling, limited to the time of water sampling, is likely not realistically reflective of the water quality of the liquid containing the worst or greatest microbiological load.
- the liquid sampled using conventional technology cannot be said to be a representative sample suitable for the purpose of managing the water quality of treated water in a water treatment system or understanding its control performance. Without the ability to collect liquid samples containing the worst or maximum microbiological load, quantitative information on the maximum load cannot be obtained, e.g. important information on the maximum load for the upper limit of the control performance of the water treatment system. It leaks. On the other hand, continuous water sampling over a long period of time or intermittent water sampling with high frequency imposes a heavy burden on the water sampler.
- the following describes the water sampling device 10, the water sampling system 100, and the water sampling method that can solve these problems.
- the water sampling device 10, the water sampling system 100, and the water sampling method described below are applicable to various fields and uses. For example, they can be used for water sampling to understand water quality control and treatment performance in water treatment infrastructure, including water purification plants, sewage treatment plants, water reclamation plants, desalination plants, and the like. At this time, fine particles, colloidal dispersions, microorganisms, and the like that are negatively charged and floating in the sampled liquid may be efficiently collected by the filter.
- the water sampling device 10, the water sampling system 100, and the water sampling method can be used for water sampling for understanding the treatment performance of the water treatment system.
- the water treatment system consists of a flocculation tank, sedimentation tank, sand filtration, microfiltration membrane, ultrafiltration membrane, reverse osmosis membrane, ozone contact tank, activated carbon filtration tank, UV irradiation tank, and chlorine agent, which constitute the water treatment infrastructure. Including the disinfection tank used.
- the water sampling device 10, the water sampling system 100, and the water sampling method can be used to examine water quality such as fine particles, colloidal dispersions, and microorganisms in order to grasp the dynamics in environmental surveys such as rivers, oceans, and hydrophilic areas. It can be applied to the sampling of liquids used for
- the water sampling device 10, water sampling system 100, and water sampling method can be used to test water quality, such as particulates, colloidal dispersions, and microbes, to understand the risk of microbial infection in cities encompassing water bodies and environmental infrastructure. It can be applied to sampling the liquid used.
- the water sampling device 10, the water sampling system 100, and the water sampling method quantify the risk for the purpose of qualitative risk, safety grasp, quality control, etc. of liquids used for manufacturing beverages or processed foods. Also, in order to perform comparative verification with a threshold value that can be judged as safe, it can be applied to sampling of liquids used for water quality inspection of fine particles, colloidal dispersion systems, microorganisms, and the like.
- the water sampling device 10, the water sampling system 100, and the water sampling method can be applied to liquid water sampling for use in quality control inspections such as the manufacture of pharmaceuticals.
- microorganisms targeted for microbiological load include, for example, protozoa, bacteria, and viruses.
- Protozoa includes, for example, Cryptosporidium and Giardia.
- Baceria include, for example, Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus, Vibrio cholerae, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Helicobacter pylori, and the like.
- Virus includes, for example, norovirus, adenovirus, enteric virus, Pepper Mild Mottle Virus (PMMoV), and the like.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a water sampling system 100 according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the configuration and functions of a water sampling system 100 according to the first embodiment will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the solid arrows connecting each component indicate the flow of the liquid.
- a dashed arrow starting from the water sampling device 10 indicates a signal flow.
- the water sampling system 100 is a system used for sampling and storing liquid such as treated water in water treatment infrastructure as a liquid sample.
- a liquid that is sampled as a liquid sample by the water sampling system 100 flows in one direction, for example, through a pipe that constitutes part of the water treatment infrastructure.
- Piping may constitute a primary flow path in the water treatment infrastructure, or may constitute a bypass flow path branching off from the primary flow path.
- the water sampling system 100 has a water sampling port 101 .
- the water sampling port 101 includes, for example, a detachable valve that is attached to the side of the above-described piping that constitutes part of the water treatment infrastructure. A portion of the liquid that flows in one direction through such a pipe is sampled by the water sampling system 100 using the installation location of the valve in the pipe as a water sampling point.
- the water sampling system 100 has a water sampling device 10 that controls the water sampling process in the water sampling system 100 .
- the water sampling device 10 is arranged downstream of the water sampling port 101 .
- the water sampling system 100 has a water storage tank 20 arranged downstream of the water sampling device 10 .
- the water sampling system 100 has a water sampling channel 102a and a drainage channel 102b in which the liquid flow branches between the water sampling device 10 and the water tank 20 .
- the water sampling system 100 has a channel 102c located between the water sampling port 101 and the branch point to the water sampling channel 102a and the drainage channel 102b.
- the water sampling device 10 is arranged on the channel 102c.
- the water sampling system 100 has a first solenoid valve 103a arranged between the water sampling device 10 and the water tank 20 in the water sampling channel 102a, and a second solenoid valve 103b arranged in the drainage channel 102b. .
- the liquid that has flowed into the water sampling system 100 from the water sampling port 101 passes through the flow path 102c and then flows through the water sampling flow path 102a. and flows into the water tank 20 .
- the water tank 20 is arranged at the end of the water sampling channel 102a opposite to the water sampling port 101, and stores the liquid flowing through the water sampling channel 102a.
- the first solenoid valve 103a is closed and the second solenoid valve 103b is open, the liquid that has flowed into the water sampling system 100 from the water sampling port 101 passes through the channel 102c and then flows through the drainage channel 102b. to the drainpipe.
- the pipes forming each channel may be designed such that the flow velocity of the liquid flowing through each channel is 1 m/sec or more.
- the flow rate corresponding to a flow velocity of 1 m/sec is approximately 170 mL/sec (approximately 10 L/min).
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the water sampling device 10 of FIG.
- the configuration and functions of the water sampling device 10 of FIG. 1 will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the water sampling device 10 has a sensor section 11 , a calculation section 12 and a control section 13 .
- the sensor unit 11 includes any sensor element, sensor module, or sensor device that detects an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in the liquid flowing through the channel.
- the sensor unit 11 is arranged on the flow path 102c of FIG.
- the sensor unit 11 outputs the detected index value to the calculation unit 12 as a detection signal.
- index value includes, for example, flow site particles, turbidity, chromaticity, chemical oxygen demand (COD), biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), total organic carbon (TOC), dissolved oxygen (DO), suspended solids (SS), chlorophyll concentration, total nitrogen (TN), total phosphorus (TP), organic pollutant concentration (ultraviolet absorption analysis), adenosine triphosphate (ATP), and Including enzymatic activity.
- the sensor unit 11 when the index value includes flow site particles, the sensor unit 11 includes a flow imaging device. For example, when the index value includes turbidity, the sensor unit 11 includes a turbidity sensor, an absorption sensor, and the like. For example, when the index value includes chromaticity, the sensor unit 11 includes a transmitted light chromaticity meter. For example, when the index value includes COD, the sensor section 11 includes a COD analyzer. For example, when the index value includes BOD, the sensor unit 11 includes a BOD measuring device, a biosensor type rapid BOD measuring device, and the like.
- the sensor unit 11 when the index value includes TOC, the sensor unit 11 includes a TOC meter.
- the sensor section 11 when the index value includes DO, the sensor section 11 includes an optical DO meter.
- the sensor unit 11 when the index value includes SS, the sensor unit 11 includes a backscattered light type or transmitted light type SS sensor.
- sensor unit 11 when the index value includes chlorophyll concentration, sensor unit 11 includes a fluorescent chlorophyll sensor.
- the sensor unit 11 when the index value includes TN, the sensor unit 11 includes devices based on the UV method, hydrazine sulfate reduction method, copper-cadmium reduction method, and the like, automatic quantification devices, and the like.
- the sensor unit 11 when the index value includes TP, the sensor unit 11 includes a device based on a heat concentration method, a solvent extraction method, etc., an automatic quantification device, and the like.
- the sensor section 11 when the index value includes the concentration of organic contaminants (ultraviolet absorption analysis), the sensor section 11 includes a UV meter.
- the sensor section 11 when the index value includes ATP, the sensor section 11 includes an ATP measuring device.
- the sensor unit 11 includes an enzyme substrate fluorescence sensor, a colorimetric sensor, an optical sensor, and the like.
- the calculation unit 12 determines whether the index value detected by the sensor unit 11 has reached the threshold.
- the computing unit 12 includes any computing element or computing module capable of executing such determination processing.
- the calculation unit 12 may set a different threshold for comparison with the index value detected by the sensor unit 11, for example, for each treatment facility of the water treatment infrastructure.
- the correlation between the reference value of the index value obtained during system operation and the microbiological load may be calculated, and the index value with a high correlation may be selected as the threshold.
- the average values of daily, daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal fluctuations are calculated in advance from the index values obtained while the system is in operation, and the fluctuations from the average values are calculated.
- a threshold may be set from the value.
- Fluctuation values are obtained by calculating in advance the average value and standard deviation ⁇ of daily fluctuation, daily fluctuation, weekly fluctuation, monthly fluctuation, seasonal fluctuation, etc. from index values obtained during system operation, and calculating the average value from the standard deviation.
- a confidence interval can be set, and a value exceeding the confidence interval can be regarded as having a significant difference and set as a threshold.
- Fluctuation values are calculated in advance from the logarithm of index values obtained during system operation, including daily, daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal fluctuations, as well as the standard deviation ⁇ .
- a confidence interval of values can be set, and a value exceeding the confidence interval can be regarded as having a significant difference and set as a threshold.
- the confidence interval can be set arbitrarily, but if a value deviating from 95% of the average value is regarded as an abnormal value, it is set based on the value obtained by adding 1.96 ⁇ to the average value. A confidence interval is set based on a value obtained by adding 2.33 ⁇ to the mean value when values deviating from 99% of the mean value are regarded as outliers.
- the threshold may not be set as a confidence interval, but may be set based on empirical values showing high values due to environmental factors such as rainfall conditions.
- the above fluctuation value may be incorporated into machine learning or the like so that the index value obtained during the operation of the system is always fed back to the threshold calculation.
- the threshold may be based on the results obtained by multivariate analysis such as principal component regression analysis and classification of multiple index values, neural networks, and machine learning, etc., instead of the threshold for one index value. good. In this case also, data may always be fed back to the threshold calculation.
- microbiological contamination such as viruses does not necessarily show a linear correlation with index values. From an optical point of view, very small viruses show a linear correlation with index values such as turbidity and TOC, except when microbiological contamination is relatively high when index values such as turbidity are high. Not expected. Even in such a case, based on the results of machine learning for multiple index values, it is possible to grasp trends including non-linearity specific to water sampling points such as land and water treatment systems. Since trends, including non-linearity, are site-specific, the water sampling device 10 may empirically adapt the water sampling method to that site while performing machine learning.
- the threshold may be set using statistical methods for detecting outliers, including the Smirnov-Grubbs test for outliers and the use of interquartile ranges.
- the control unit 13 includes one or more processors.
- a "processor” is a general-purpose processor or a dedicated processor specialized for a particular process, but is not limited to these.
- the control unit 13 is communicably connected to each component constituting the water sampling device 10 and controls the operation of the water sampling device 10 as a whole.
- the control unit 13 samples the liquid used for the measurement of microorganisms. More specifically, the control unit 13 controls the water sampling channel 102a so that the liquid flowing through the channel 102c is sampled as a liquid sample used for measuring microorganisms.
- the control unit 13 acquires an output signal related to the determination result from the calculation unit 12 .
- the control unit 13 controls the water sampling channel 102 a so that the liquid used for measuring microorganisms flows through the water sampling channel 102 a and flows into the water storage tank 20 .
- the two first solenoid valves 103a and second solenoid valves 103b are closed in advance.
- the control unit 13 acquires from the calculation unit 12 an output signal related to the determination result that the calculation unit 12 has determined that the index value has not reached the threshold value, the control unit 13 outputs a control signal to open the second solenoid valve 103b. 103b.
- the second solenoid valve 103b is opened while the first solenoid valve 103a remains closed.
- the control unit 13 when the control unit 13 acquires from the calculation unit 12 an output signal relating to the determination result that the calculation unit 12 has determined that the index value has reached the threshold value, the control unit 13 opens the first solenoid valve 103a and opens the second solenoid valve 103a.
- a control signal for closing the valve 103b is output to the first solenoid valve 103a and the second solenoid valve 103b.
- the second electromagnetic valve 103b shifts from the open state to the closed state
- the first electromagnetic valve 103a shifts from the closed state to the open state.
- the water storage tank 20 stores the liquid sampled through the water sampling channel 102 a based on the control of the water sampling channel 102 a by the control unit 13 .
- the water sampling device 10 may perform real-time constant monitoring or continuous monitoring with a measurement time of several minutes to several hours using the sensor unit 11 .
- the calculation unit 12 of the water sampling device 10 may determine whether or not it is necessary to sample water into the liquid storage tank 20 based on the comparison between the index value and the threshold value through such continuous monitoring.
- the water sampling device 10 may control the water sampling flow path 102a so that the water sampling amount in the range of several mL to 1000 L is achieved when it is determined that water sampling to the liquid storage tank 20 is necessary.
- the sampled liquid is measured as a liquid sample by any measuring device that can measure the microorganisms contained in the liquid. More specifically, the sampled liquid can be used to detect microorganisms contained in the liquid and other qualitative or quantitative measurements.
- Methods used for the detection of microorganisms and other qualitative or quantitative measurements include culture method, ATP measurement, catalase measurement, CO2 measurement, MALDI-TOF-MS identification method, qPCR, LAMP method, DNA base sequence analysis method, DNA microarray method, immunochromatography method, capillary electrophoresis, staining method, fluorescence method, enzymatic method, electrical impedance method, microcolony detection method and the like.
- the above measuring device may carry out methods such as the labeled antibody method.
- the measurement device may perform, for example, a fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) method that fluorometrically measures the expression of specific chromosomes or genes in tissues or cells using a fluorescent substance.
- FISH fluorescence in situ hybridization
- the measurement device is a fluorescence immunoassay (FIA) method that measures the antigen-antibody reaction using a fluorescent substance such as europium as a label, and measures the serum (antibody) reaction that is labeled with a fluorescent substance to pathogens that serve as antigens.
- FISH fluorescence in situ hybridization
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining the water sampling method executed by the water sampling system 100 of FIG. A water sampling method performed by the water sampling system 100 of FIG. 1 will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the water sampling system 100 detects an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in the liquid flowing through the channel 102c.
- step S101 the water sampling system 100 determines whether the index value detected in the detection step of step 100 has reached the threshold. When the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has reached the threshold value, it executes the process of step S102. When the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has not reached the threshold value, the process of step S100 is executed again.
- step S102 when the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has reached the threshold value in the determination step of step S101, the liquid flowing through the flow path 102c is passed through the water sampling flow path 102a as a liquid sample to be used for measuring microorganisms. Take water. More specifically, the water sampling device 10 of the water sampling system 100 controls the water sampling channel 102a so that the liquid flowing through the channel 102c is sampled as a liquid sample used for measuring microorganisms.
- step S103 the water sampling system 100 stores the liquid sampled in the water sampling step of step S102 in the water tank 20.
- a liquid sample containing a predetermined microbiological load can be obtained at an appropriate timing.
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 are capable of sampling liquid at timings that allow adequate and complete liquid samples containing a predetermined microbiological load to be obtained.
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 can contribute to appropriately grasping the water quality fluctuation of the liquid such that the index value reaches the threshold value.
- the calculation unit 12 determines that the index value has reached the threshold value
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 collect liquid as a liquid sample used for measuring microorganisms so that the index value reaches the threshold value. Water sampling processing can be executed appropriately at the timing reached.
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 can properly collect liquid samples containing the worst or highest microbiological loads without omission.
- the above-described water sampling method using the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 makes it possible to detect sudden fluctuations in the quality of liquid water and to detect the worst case.
- the worst condition of water quality occurring at the time of water sampling is reflected in the liquid sample, making it possible not to miss the quality risk caused by the worst situation.
- the water sampling device 10 and water sampling system 100 enable sampling of water at a point of flow to assess the qualitative risk posed by a worst case scenario.
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 can collect liquid as a representative sample that reflects the state of contamination of the target liquid.
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 can collect representative samples suitable for the purpose of managing the water quality of treated water in the water treatment system and understanding its control performance.
- the water collection device 10 and water collection system 100 are capable of collecting liquid samples containing worst or maximum microbiological load and obtaining quantitative information of the maximum load.
- the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 can acquire important information of the maximum load with respect to the upper limit of the control performance of the water treatment system without omission. As described above, it becomes easy to appropriately grasp the fluctuation of liquid water quality and the control performance of the water treatment system.
- the water sampling person does not need to perform continuous water sampling for a long time or intermittent water sampling with high frequency. Automation of water sampling by the water sampling device 10 and the water sampling system 100 reduces the burden on the water sampling person regarding time constraints.
- the water sampling system 100 Since the water sampling system 100 has the water storage tank 20, the water sampling system 100 can supply liquid sampled through the water sampling channel 102a based on the control of the water sampling channel 102a by the control unit 13 of the water sampling device 10. It is possible to accumulate over a predetermined period of time.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a first modified example of the water sampling system 100 of FIG.
- the water sampling system 100 is described as storing the sampled liquid in the water tank 20, but it is not limited to this.
- the water collection system 100 may sample indicators of microbiological load directly from the collected liquid.
- the water sampling system 100 instead of or in addition to the water storage tank 20, samples water through the water sampling channel 102a based on the control of the water sampling channel 102a by the control unit 13 of the water sampling device 10. It may also have a filter 30 that collects microorganisms contained in the liquid that has been collected.
- the filter 30 may include, for example, a negative charge film.
- the water sampling system 100 may sample microorganisms by capturing complexes formed by microorganisms in the liquid and cations added to the liquid with a negatively charged membrane included in the filter 30. .
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining the water sampling method executed by the water sampling system 100 of FIG.
- the water sampling method performed by the water sampling system 100 of FIG. 4 will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the water sampling system 100 detects an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in the liquid flowing through the channel 102c.
- step S201 the water sampling system 100 determines whether the index value detected in the detection step of step 200 has reached the threshold. When determining that the index value has reached the threshold value, the water sampling system 100 executes the process of step S202. When the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has not reached the threshold value, it executes the process of step S200 again.
- step S202 when the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has reached the threshold value in the determination step of step S201, the liquid flowing through the flow path 102c is passed through the water sampling flow path 102a as a liquid sample to be used for measuring microorganisms. Take water. More specifically, the water sampling device 10 of the water sampling system 100 controls the water sampling channel 102a so that the liquid flowing through the channel 102c is sampled as a liquid sample used for measuring microorganisms.
- step S203 the water sampling system 100 uses the filter 30 to collect microorganisms contained in the liquid sampled in the water sampling step of step S202.
- the above-described method of directly collecting the index of the microbiological load by the filter 30 makes it possible to more easily evaluate the microbiological load in the subsequent measurement of microorganisms.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a second modification of the water sampling system 100 of FIG.
- the water collection system 100 may collect in a concentrated form the microorganisms indicative of the microbiological load collected by the filter 30 of FIG.
- the water collection system 100 may have a concentrator 40 that includes a filter 30 .
- the concentrator 40 may be configured based on any equipment including the filter 30 .
- the concentration device 40 purifies the concentrated liquid by concentrating the microorganisms in the liquid flowing through the water sampling channel 102a, for example.
- the concentrator 40 concentrates the microorganisms collected by the filter 30 to purify the concentrate.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the water sampling method executed by the water sampling system 100 of FIG.
- the water sampling method performed by the water sampling system 100 of FIG. 6 will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the water sampling system 100 detects an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in the liquid flowing through the channel 102c.
- step S301 the water sampling system 100 determines whether the index value detected in the detection step of step 300 has reached the threshold. When determining that the index value has reached the threshold value, the water sampling system 100 executes the process of step S302. When the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has not reached the threshold value, it executes the process of step S300 again.
- step S302 when the water sampling system 100 determines that the index value has reached the threshold value in the determination step of step S301, the liquid flowing through the flow path 102c is passed through the water sampling flow path 102a as a liquid sample to be used for measuring microorganisms. Take water. More specifically, the water sampling device 10 of the water sampling system 100 controls the water sampling channel 102a so that the liquid flowing through the channel 102c is sampled as a liquid sample used for measuring microorganisms.
- step S303 the water sampling system 100 uses the filter 30 to collect microorganisms contained in the liquid sampled in the water sampling step of step S302.
- step S304 the water sampling system 100 concentrates the microorganisms recovered by the filter 30 in the recovery step of step S303 to purify the concentrate.
- the water sampling system 100 can directly collect the microbiological load indicator by the filter 30 and concentrate the microorganisms. Therefore, the water sampling system 100 can be used as a liquid sample that can be evaluated even if the liquid sample is below the detection limit before concentration in the subsequent measurement of microorganisms.
- the liquid that has flowed into the water sampling system 100 from the water sampling port 101 flows through the drainage channel 102b and is guided to the drainage pipe.
- the water sampling system 100 may also have at least one of a water tank and a filter on the channel side where the second solenoid valve 103b is arranged.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic configuration diagram of a water sampling system 100 according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the configuration and functions of the water sampling system 100 according to the second embodiment will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the solid arrows connecting each component indicate the flow of the liquid.
- a dashed arrow starting from the water sampling device 10 indicates a signal flow.
- the sensor unit 11 is not arranged downstream of the water sampling port 101, but is located upstream of the water sampling port 101 in the water treatment process in the water treatment infrastructure. It differs from the first embodiment.
- Other configurations, functions, effects, modifications, and the like are the same as those of the first embodiment, and the corresponding description also applies to the water sampling system 100 according to the second embodiment.
- the same reference numerals are given to the same components as in the first embodiment, and the description thereof will be omitted. Differences from the first embodiment will be mainly described.
- the sensor unit 11 may detect an index value related to the amount of microorganisms in the liquid flowing through the flow path upstream of the water treatment process in the water treatment infrastructure rather than the water sampling port 101 .
- the sensor unit 11 may be directly provided at a water-flowing location of the water treatment infrastructure.
- the detection points used in the detection steps by the water sampling system 100 may be located upstream of the water treatment process in the water treatment infrastructure.
- a water sampling port 101 for sampling liquid as a liquid sample used for measuring microorganisms may be located at each step of the downstream water treatment process in the water treatment infrastructure.
- the solenoid valve 103c is closed in advance.
- the control unit 13 acquires from the calculation unit 12 an output signal related to the determination result that the calculation unit 12 has determined that the index value has not reached the threshold value
- the control unit 13 maintains the closed state of the solenoid valve 103c.
- the control unit 13 outputs a control signal to open the solenoid valve 103c. output to As a result, the solenoid valve 103c shifts from the closed state to the open state.
- the water storage tank 20 stores the liquid sampled through the water sampling channel 102d based on the control of the water sampling channel 102d by the control unit 13 .
- the present disclosure can also be implemented as a program describing the processing content for implementing each function of the water sampling system 100 described above, or as a storage medium recording the program. It should be understood that the scope of the present disclosure includes these as well.
- the shape, arrangement, orientation, and number of each component described above are not limited to the contents shown in the above description and drawings.
- the shape, arrangement, orientation, and number of each component may be arbitrarily configured as long as the function can be realized.
- the water sampling system 100 may perform only one of the water sampling methods described in the first embodiment and the second embodiment, or may perform them in combination.
- detection points by the sensor unit 11 may be installed at multiple locations according to applications such as water treatment infrastructure.
- a water sampling method according to an embodiment of the present disclosure can be executed with water sampling points before and after each step of a water treatment process in a water treatment infrastructure.
- the contamination status and removal status may be grasped based on the number of living and dead microorganisms.
- the water sampling system 100 may have a pre-filter arranged upstream of the water tank 20 or the filter 30 .
- Such pre-filters may include any filter that has a pore size larger than the microorganisms of interest and that does not cause adsorption of microorganisms.
- the liquid sampling time may be variable in order to enable application to the above-mentioned various fields including tap water, food, drinking water, and the like.
- the water sampling volume may be set according to the microbiological load.
- the shape of the water sampling port used as the water sampling port 101 for water sampling may be variable, and a detachable water sampling port may be employed.
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Description
図1は、本開示の第1実施形態に係る採水システム100の概略構成図である。図1を参照しながら、第1実施形態に係る採水システム100の構成及び機能について主に説明する。図1において、各構成要素を結合する実線矢印は、液体の流れを示す。採水装置10を起点とする破線矢印は、信号の流れを示す。
図8は、本開示の第2実施形態に係る採水システム100の概略構成図である。図8を参照しながら、第2実施形態に係る採水システム100の構成及び機能について主に説明する。図8において、各構成要素を結合する実線矢印は、液体の流れを示す。採水装置10を起点とする破線矢印は、信号の流れを示す。
11 センサ部
12 演算部
13 制御部
20 貯水槽
30 フィルタ
40 濃縮装置
100 採水システム
101 採水口
102a 採水流路
102b 排水流路
102c 流路
102d 採水流路
103a 第1電磁弁
103b 第2電磁弁
103c 電磁弁
Claims (9)
- 流路を流れる液体中の微生物の量に関連する指標値を検出する検出ステップと、
前記検出ステップにおいて検出された前記指標値が閾値に達したか否かを判定する判定ステップと、
前記判定ステップにおいて前記指標値が前記閾値に達したと判定すると、前記流路を流れる前記液体を前記微生物の測定に用いられる液体試料として採水流路を介して採水する採水ステップと、
を含む、
採水方法。 - 前記採水ステップにおいて採水された前記液体を貯水槽に溜める貯水ステップを含む、
請求項1に記載の採水方法。 - 前記採水ステップにおいて採水された前記液体に含まれる前記微生物をフィルタにより回収する回収ステップを含む、
請求項1又は2に記載の採水方法。 - 前記回収ステップにおいて前記フィルタにより回収された前記微生物を濃縮して濃縮液を精製する濃縮ステップを含む、
請求項3に記載の採水方法。 - 流路を流れる液体中の微生物の量に関連する指標値を検出するセンサ部と、
前記センサ部により検出された前記指標値が閾値に達したか否かを判定する演算部と、
前記指標値が前記閾値に達したと前記演算部が判定すると、前記流路を流れる前記液体を前記微生物の測定に用いられる液体試料として採水するように採水流路を制御する制御部と、
を備える、
採水装置。 - 請求項5に記載の採水装置と、
前記液体試料として採水される前記液体が流れる前記採水流路と、
を備える、
採水システム。 - 前記制御部による前記採水流路の制御に基づいて採水された前記液体を溜める貯水槽を備える、
請求項6に記載の採水システム。 - 前記制御部による前記採水流路の制御に基づいて採水された前記液体に含まれる前記微生物を回収するフィルタを備える、
請求項6又は7に記載の採水システム。 - 前記フィルタにより回収された前記微生物を濃縮して濃縮液を精製する濃縮装置を備える、
請求項8に記載の採水システム。
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