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Wastewater engineering treatment: disposal and reuse
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Modeling of a sequencing batch reactor treating municipal wastewater using multi-layer perceptron and radial basis function artificial neural networks
TL;DR: In this paper, a sequencing batch reactor was modeled using multi-layer perceptron and radial basis function artificial neural networks (MLPANN and RBFANN) and the effects of influent concentration (IC), filling time (FT), reaction time (RT), aeration intensity (AI), SRT and MLVSS concentration were examined on the effluent concentrations of TSS, TP, COD and NH4+-N.
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Solar-powered aeration and disinfection, anaerobic co-digestion, biological CO2 scrubbing and biofuel production: the energy and carbon management opportunities of waste stabilisation ponds
TL;DR: The environmental and financial benefits of pond technology broaden further when considering the low-cost, energy production opportunities of anaerobic ponds and the potential of algae as a biofuel.
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Evaluation of methods for estimating energy performance of biogas production
TL;DR: In this paper, the output-input ratio (Rpr1, Rpr2, Rut, Rpl and Rsy) was used to evaluate the performance of a biogas production system.
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Biological nitrogen and organic matter removal from tannery wastewater in pilot plant operations in Ethiopia
TL;DR: The predenitrification-nitrification process was found to be efficient for simultaneous removal of nitrogen and organic substrates from tannery wastewaters in Ethiopia.
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Film-pore diffusion modeling for the sorption of metal ions from aqueous effluents onto peat.
TL;DR: The sorption of three metal ions, namely, copper, nickel and lead onto sphagnum peat moss has been studied using an agitated batch sorber system and a film-pore diffusion mass transfer model has been developed based on a single effective diffusion coefficient for each system.