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Wastewater engineering treatment: disposal and reuse
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Net changes in nutrient concentrations below a point source input in two streams draining catchments with contrasting land uses.
TL;DR: Results suggest that WWTP inputs favor conditions to support hot spots for chemoautotrophic activity, and that diffuse nutrient inputs from adjacent agricultural fields had a greater effect on water chemistry than the WWTP input.
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Use of blast furnace granulated slag as a substrate in vertical flow reed beds: Field application
TL;DR: The potential use of the slag reed bed with higher P-removal capacity for secondary and tertiary treatment under the field conditions was indicated, however, the P-sorption isotherms obtained under the laboratory conditions could not be used favorably to determine the longevity of the reedBed in terms of P-retention.
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Environmental assessment of different photo-Fenton approaches for commercial reactive dye removal.
Julia García-Montaño,Nilbia Ruiz,Ivan Muñoz,Xavier Domènech,José Antonio García-Hortal,Francesc Torrades,José Peral +6 more
TL;DR: An environmental study using life cycle assessment (LCA) has been applied to three bench-scale wastewater treatments for Cibacron Red FN-R hetero-bireactive dye removal and shows that the artificial light photo-Fenton process is the worst treatment in terms of environmental impact.
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Mathematical Modeling in Anaerobic Digestion (AD)
TL;DR: This paper provides a comprehensive literature review on the models available for AD processes and suggests that validated mathematical models developed from mechanistic studies can lead to a more indepth understanding of the very complex transport phenomena, microbial biochemical kinetics, and stochiometric relationships associated with AD.
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Serial particle size fractionation and characterisation of an aquacultural effluent
TL;DR: Particle size analysis, used in conjunction with other techniques, such as fractionation and nutrient analysis, is a powerful tool for the characterisation of aquacultural wastes and for the improvement in wastewater treatment efficiency.