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Wastewater engineering treatment: disposal and reuse
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Ion Exchange Extraction of Heavy Metals from Wastewater Sludges
TL;DR: In this article, the results obtained from a laboratory study on the removal of heavy metals from municipal wastewater sludges obtained from Ardhiya plant in Kuwait are presented, where the results of laboratory experiments using a commercially available ion exchange resin to remove heavy metal from sludge were discussed.
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Effects of nonionic surfactants on bacterial transport through porous media.
Derick G. Brown,Peter R. Jaffé +1 more
TL;DR: Application of the colloid filtration theory with the experimental parameters of this study shows that nonionic surfactants have the potential to significantly enhance the bacterial travel distance, especially for low ionic strength systems.
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Removal of AOC in biological water treatment processes: A kinetic modeling approach
Shulin Zhang,Peter M. Huck +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, a steady-state biofilm model is applied for modeling substrate removal by plug-flow bioreactors in biological water treatment, and it is shown that there is an approximately linear relationship between substrate removal and influent concentration.
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Material Reuse Modeling: A Case Study of Water Reuse in an Industrial Park
TL;DR: In this article, water reuse opportunities for a variety of scenarios, including redesigning the industrial water use network, adding a facility to the network, and varying the price of water were evaluated.
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Integrated anaerobic/aerobic biological treatment for intensive swine production
TL;DR: Solid/liquid separation as pre-treatment of raw manure is an efficient strategy to facilitate liquid fraction treatment without significantly lowering C/N ratio, and in Italy, two full scale SBRs showed excellent efficiency and reliability.