EMWater Guide and Recommendations on Wastewater Treatment and Water Reuse

Post, Julika; Petta, Luigi; Kramer, Annika; Baz, Ismail Al

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“…The reuse of urban wastewater in agricultural field, after a proper treatment, may represent a suitable solution for water shortage in many parts of the world including the Mediterranean area (Post et al, 2008;Angelakis and Bontoux, 2001;Angelakis et al, 1999). The more stringent standards indicate that, after a first biological process, the effluents have to be submitted to a disinfection procedure mainly to reduce the presence of pathogenic microrganisms under specified limits (Koivunen, 2005;Kretschmer et al, 2000).…”

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Photodegradation of naproxen and its photoproducts in aqueous solution at 254 nm: A kinetic investigation

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Photodegradation of naproxen and its photoproducts in aqueous solution at 254 nm: A kinetic investigation

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A comparative Study for Grey Water Using Ozonation and Ultrasonic Irradiation Processes.

kamil

Alabdly

Jaafar

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Grey water is considered a type of wastewater which bring damage to human health and environmental if disposed improperly. This lead to research an efficient treatment method to reduce the damage. The methodology used for grey water treatment was ozonation and ultra sonication. PH, ozone dose, temperature and time were the factors effecting the overall performance of the treatment process for the two forms of grey water(car wash water and Domestic water). both the COD & oil content were measured to determine the effectiveness of the process. for carwash sample, the COD and oil content were 95%,96.5% at 0.52 mg/l ozone dose, at 55 min duration time and ph=9. As for the domestic water, the COD and oil content were 96.5%,96% at 0.52 mg/l ozone dose, at 55 min duration time and ph=9. The removal was lower for ultrasoniation.for carwash sample, the COD and oil content were 94% and 74% at 45Co, at 55 min duration time and ph=9. As for the domestic water, the COD and oil content were 97% and 96 % at 55 min duration time and ph=9. Finally, treatment of greywater with ozone has proven to be more efficient than ultrasound

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Adsorption of nutrients using low-cost adsorbents from agricultural waste and by-products – review

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Kertész

Pásztory

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Progress in Agricultural Engineering Sciences

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Nutrient removal has become one of the key challenges for wastewater treatment facilities all over the world due to the harmful effect of these pollutants on water bodies and ecosystems known by eutrophication, however, most of the currently used technologies are not focused on nutrients recovery from wastewater. Recently, using agricultural waste/by-products for adsorption of nutrients acquired more interest because of their abundant availability, low-cost, high efficiency and eco-friendly advantages and this method may become more environmentally sustainable through maximizing removal while delivering nutrient and energy recovery technologies with economically attractive return on investment. This review investigates the application of agricultural waste/by-products as bio-sorbent for phosphate, ammonium and nitrate removal with a focus on the modification methods and the process mechanism including influent parameters, kinetics and isotherms.

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EMWater Guide and Recommendations on Wastewater Treatment and Water Reuse

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Photodegradation of naproxen and its photoproducts in aqueous solution at 254 nm: A kinetic investigation

Photodegradation of naproxen and its photoproducts in aqueous solution at 254 nm: A kinetic investigation

A comparative Study for Grey Water Using Ozonation and Ultrasonic Irradiation Processes.

Adsorption of nutrients using low-cost adsorbents from agricultural waste and by-products – review

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