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Wastewater engineering treatment: disposal and reuse
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Effects of packing rates of cubic-shaped polyurethane foam carriers on the microbial community and the removal of organics and nitrogen in moving bed biofilm reactors
Quan Feng,Yu-xiao Wang,Tianmin Wang,Hao Zheng,Libing Chu,Chong Zhang,Hongzhang Chen,Xiu-Qin Kong,Xin-Hui Xing +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the effects of packing rates of polyurethane foam (PUF) to the removal of organics and nitrogen were investigated by continuously feeding artificial sewage in three aerobic moving bed biofilm reactors.
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Chemical and microbiological assessment of pendimethalin-contaminated soil after treatment with Fenton's reagent
TL;DR: In this paper, chemical effects and microbial response after Fenton's treatment of pendimethalin contaminated soils were assessed and it was found that the highest efficiency was associated with a soil having comparatively low organic matter and low acid neutralizing capacity.
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Membrane biological reactor treatment of a saline backwash flow from a recirculating aquaculture system
TL;DR: To determine its effectiveness at removing bacteria, turbidity, suspended solids, nitrogen, phosphorus and cBOD5 content from the concentrated biosolids backwash flow discharged from the RASs at The Conservation Fund Freshwater Institute, an Enviroquip MBR pilot-plant was installed and evaluated.
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Potential of two epigeic and two anecic earthworm species in vermicomposting of water hyacinth
TL;DR: The potential of two epigeic species and two anecic species of earthworms was assessed in terms of efficiency and sustainability of vermicomposting water hyacinth, and reproductive ability as measured by the number of offspring produced by the four species.
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Microbiological water quality in a large in-building, water recycling facility.
TL;DR: Treatment to the level of ultrafiltration was more than adequate to produce a water quality meeting existing worldwide reclaimed water guidelines for toilet flushing, and no significant microbiological growth was observed in the reclaimed water distribution system during the year.