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Wastewater engineering treatment: disposal and reuse
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The King's initiatives using water hyacinth to remove heavy metals and plant nutrients from wastewater through Bueng Makkasan in Bangkok, Thailand
TL;DR: In this paper, data collection and analysis were conducted on plant nutrients, heavy metals and toxic chemicals in wastewater (influent, storage, and effluent) sediment, leaves and roots of water hyacinth (in fresh and compost).
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Treatment of hydroponic wastewater by denitrification filters using plant prunings as the organic carbon source.
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that waste plant material is a suitable carbon source for the removal of nitrate from hydroponic wastewater in a denitrification filter.
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Defining loading limits of static ponds for catfish aquaculture
TL;DR: Improvements in the profitability of catfish pond aquaculture requires broad-scale implementation of a production paradigm based on measures of performance efficiency, particularly processes related to phytoplankton and microbial dynamics.
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Packed cage rotating biological contactor system for treatment of cyanide wastewater.
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors studied the efficiency of the packed cage rotating biological contactor (RBC) system with synthetic wastewater (SWW) containing 800 mg/l BOD5 with various cyanide residue concentrations and hydraulic loading time.
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Biochemical oxygen demand and nutrient processing in a novel multi-stage raw municipal wastewater and acid mine drainage passive co-treatment system
TL;DR: Results indicate that passive AMD and MWW co-treatment is a viable ecological engineering approach for the developed and developing world that can be optimized and applied to improve water quality with minimal use of fossil fuels and refined materials and suggest that the nitrogen processing community may require an extended period to mature and reach full efficiency.