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    <title>Uma abordagem multicritério para a construção de índices globais de desempenho como subsídio à regulação dos serviços hídricos de irrigação</title>
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    <description>Título: Uma abordagem multicritério para a construção de índices globais de desempenho como subsídio à regulação dos serviços hídricos de irrigação
Autor(es): Amorim, Eliandro Lima de
Abstract: Irrigation accounts for approximately 70% of global freshwater consumption and, in Brazil, for&#xD;
approximately 52% of total use, with Public Irrigation Projects (PPIs) managed by CODEVASF&#xD;
and DNOCS playing a strategic role in the regional development of the Northeast and the São&#xD;
Francisco Valley. Less than half of these projects achieve satisfactory technical efficiency, and&#xD;
the absence of synthetic evaluation instruments restricts benchmarking and performance-based&#xD;
regulation. This study proposes a methodology for constructing global performance indices for&#xD;
irrigation water services, supported by Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) methods.&#xD;
This quantitative, exploratory, and descriptive research analyzed 26 Public-Private Partnerships&#xD;
(PPIs), 20 managed by CODEVASF and 6 by DNOCS, distributed across seven Brazilian&#xD;
states, using data extracted from institutional reports from 2020. Seven indicators comprised&#xD;
the analytical basis: Water Profitability (RA), Water Operational Efficiency (EOA), Financial&#xD;
Insufficiency Index (ISF), Default Rate (IAD), Land Use Index (IUS), Area Profitability&#xD;
(RAR), and Job Creation (GE). Three multi-criteria methods were integrated: PROMETHEE&#xD;
II and TOPSIS with Monte Carlo simulation (1,000 iterations) and TOPSIS with entropy&#xD;
weighting. The projects revealed significant heterogeneity in both economic and operational&#xD;
dimensions, confirming the relevance of the adopted multi-criteria approach. The convergence&#xD;
between the methods proved to be consistent: Sen. Nilo Coelho, Maniçoba, Brumado, and&#xD;
Curaçá stood out as projects of excellence, while Cotinguiba/Pindoba, Boacica, and Estreito&#xD;
systematically occupied the most critical positions. The Pearson correlation r = 0.851 between&#xD;
TOPSIS-MC and TOPSIS-Entropy, combined with the stability of the rankings in the&#xD;
simulations, proved the robustness of the constructed indices. The results demonstrate that the&#xD;
proposed methodological integration converts the complexity of water management into&#xD;
objective and comparable metrics, providing concrete technical support to the regulatory action&#xD;
of ANA and to the advancement of the National Irrigation Policy.
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Efeito da adição de carvão ativado granular e biocarvão na formação, desempenho e estabilidade de lodo granular aeróbio</title>
    <link>http://repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/86576</link>
    <description>Título: Efeito da adição de carvão ativado granular e biocarvão na formação, desempenho e estabilidade de lodo granular aeróbio
Autor(es): Lopes, Sabrina Rodrigues
Abstract: This study evaluated the effects of adding granular activated carbon (CAG) and biochar (BC)&#xD;
on the formation, morphology and performance of aerobic granular sludge (AGL) in reactors in&#xD;
sequential batches (RBS). Three reactors were operated (R1: control; R2: with 2 g L-1 of CAG; R3: with 2 g L -1 of BC) for 106 days, under progressive reduction of the processing time.&#xD;
sedimentation (from 20 to 5 minutes), followed by a maturation phase. Both additives&#xD;
accelerated biomass retention and granulation, but the BC performed&#xD;
top. The R3 reactor reached stable granules approximately 20 days earlier, with up to 40%&#xD;
of particles &gt; 1.0 mm, SSV concentration greater than 5000 mg L-1 and high resistance&#xD;
mechanics. CAG showed limited adhesion due to its higher density, while&#xD;
BC particles adhered effectively, acting as nucleation sites and stimulating&#xD;
production of extracellular polymeric substances (SPE). Removal of organic matter remained consistently high across all reactors (&gt;95%), while removal of&#xD;
ammonia reached values ​​above 98%. Total nitrogen removal stabilized between 60 and&#xD;
65%, and phosphorus removal remained low (20-40%), without significant influence of&#xD;
additives. In general, BC increased the density and structural stability of the granules,&#xD;
confirming its potential as a sustainable additive to accelerate the formation of LGA
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2025-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Substituição gradativa de sacarose pela fração líquida de resíduos de frutas e verduras em reator anaeróbio de leito fluidificado</title>
    <link>http://repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/86193</link>
    <description>Título: Substituição gradativa de sacarose pela fração líquida de resíduos de frutas e verduras em reator anaeróbio de leito fluidificado
Autor(es): Dias, Ulisses Vitório
Abstract: Proper management of fruit and vegetable waste (FVW) generated in Food Supply&#xD;
Centers (Ceasa) is an environmental and economic challenge. Dark fermentation (DF)&#xD;
emerges as a promising alternative for the valorization of these wastes, converting them&#xD;
into bio-hydrogen and organic acids (FAs). Among the reactors used, the anaerobic&#xD;
fluidized bed reactor (AFBR) stands out for its high biomass retention rate and capacity&#xD;
to support high organic loads. However, the literature lacks systematic studies on the&#xD;
adaptation and stability of AFBRs operating with complex substrates such as the liquid&#xD;
fraction of fruit and vegetable waste (LFVW). Given this, this dissertation evaluated the&#xD;
performance of a hydrocarbon-based reactor (RALF) in hydrogen production, subjected&#xD;
to a progressive increase in the concentration of volatile fatty acids (VFA) (0 to 100%) in&#xD;
the substrate, replacing sucrose, under mesophilic conditions (30 °C), with a hydraulic&#xD;
retention time (HRT) of 2 h, and a constant volumetric organic loading rate (LOR) of 60&#xD;
kg COD m reactor&#xD;
-3 d&#xD;
-1&#xD;
, without pH control. Under the 100% sucrose condition, the&#xD;
volumetric hydrogen production (HVP) and yield (YH) were 4361 mL H2 L reactor&#xD;
-1 d&#xD;
-1&#xD;
&#xD;
and 2.6 mmol H2 g&#xD;
&#xD;
-1 COD applied, respectively. With complete replacement by VFA&#xD;
(100%), a sharp decline was observed, with HVP and YH reaching only 261 mL H2 L&#xD;
reactor&#xD;
-1 d&#xD;
-1&#xD;
and 0.2 mmol H2 g&#xD;
&#xD;
-1 COD applied. This decrease was associated with a change in&#xD;
the metabolic profile of the microbial community, with an accumulation of propionic acid&#xD;
(APr) coupled with a consistently acidic pH (range of 4.0 and 4.3), which suppressed H2&#xD;
producing bacteria and diverted carbon flow to acidogenic H2-consuming pathways such&#xD;
as propionogenesis and homoacetogenesis. However, integrated analysis with literature&#xD;
data demonstrated that the complex nature of FLRFV is not an absolute limiting factor.&#xD;
Operating the RALF with shorter HRTs (1 h) and higher VOCs (240 kg COD m reactor&#xD;
-3 d&#xD;
-&#xD;
&#xD;
1&#xD;
) proved to be an effective strategy to reverse this scenario, establishing a butyric&#xD;
metabolic pathway and increasing PVH by up to 35 times. Therefore, the viability of&#xD;
FLRFV for bio-hydrogen production is intrinsically linked to an optimal operating&#xD;
window of HRT/VOC, which exerts selective pressure favorable to hydrogenogenic&#xD;
bacteria, overcoming the initial complexity of the residue.
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2025-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Análise de suscetibilidade à liquefação dinâmica de areias com diferentes teores carbonáticos do litoral cearense mediante ensaios triaxiais cíclicos</title>
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    <description>Título: Análise de suscetibilidade à liquefação dinâmica de areias com diferentes teores carbonáticos do litoral cearense mediante ensaios triaxiais cíclicos
Autor(es): Cavalcante, Lucas Pereira
Abstract: This study aims to investigate and evaluate the dynamic behavior and liquefaction&#xD;
susceptibility of soil samples with varying carbonate contents. This research is part of a&#xD;
larger project funded by Petrobras in partnership with the Federal University of Ceará.&#xD;
For this purpose, sandy samples were collected from different locations along the coastal&#xD;
zone of Ceará, exhibiting distinct carbonate contents in their compositions. These samples&#xD;
were obtained both from beach zones and from the offshore continental shelf. The&#xD;
selected sampling sites were Barra do Ceará Beach in Fortaleza, Moitas Beach in the&#xD;
county of Amontada, and Icapuí Beach in the county of same name. The samples were&#xD;
submitted characterization and calcimetric tests for classification purposes. Subsequently,&#xD;
a series of cyclic triaxial tests under strain-controlled conditions was performed. For the&#xD;
cyclic tests, the samples were sieved through a 2.38 mm mesh, in accordance with&#xD;
standard requirements and to ensure compatibility of results with the ongoing research.&#xD;
The samples were designated as follows: Barra do Ceará (BC 4), Moitas (MT 3), Icapuí&#xD;
(ICAP 5), and Offshore Platform (PCO 3). Based on their measured carbonate contents,&#xD;
they were classified respectively as lithoclastic (9.17%), lithobioclastic (40.70%),&#xD;
bioclastic (85.98%), and bioclastic (92.03%). The cyclic loading frequency adopted for&#xD;
all tests was 1.0 Hz, with strain amplitudes of 0.1%, 0.3%, 0.5%, and 0.7%. The confining&#xD;
pressure applied in all tests was 50 kPa, and all specimens were prepared at a relative&#xD;
density corresponding to a loose condition. The analyses considered the following&#xD;
parameters and plots: deviator stress, stress–strain behavior, pore pressure ratio, stress&#xD;
path, cyclic resistance, and stiffness degradation. The results indicated that samples with&#xD;
higher carbonate contents – particularly ICAP 5 – exhibited plots, behaviors, and cyclic&#xD;
resistance relatively superior to those of the predominantly quartzose sample (BC 4). In&#xD;
conclusion, it was observed that samples with higher carbonate contents tend to present&#xD;
greater cyclic resistance and lower stiffness degradation, likely associated with their&#xD;
carbonate composition. Furthermore, it was verified that bioclastic samples are capable&#xD;
of developing cyclic resistance exceeding 100% in certain cases, as evidenced by the&#xD;
mobilized deviator stress and the number of cycles required for liquefaction to occur.
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2025-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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