2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.cep.2018.04.024
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Microwave enhanced advanced oxidation treatment of municipal wastewater sludge

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“…During the past 30 years, there have been immense R&D involving AOPs, particularly for two reasons, namely (i) the diversity of technologies involved and (ii) the areas of potential application. 5 Although water and wastewater treatment is by far the most common area for R&D, AOPs have also found applications as diverse as groundwater treatment, 6 soil remediation, 7 municipal wastewater sludge conditioning, 8 ultrapure water production, 9 volatile organic compound treatment, 10 and odour control. 11 The Fenton reagent is a typical system used with AOPs because it results in the generation of highly reactive hydroxyl radicals through the coupling of a transition metal with an oxidant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the past 30 years, there have been immense R&D involving AOPs, particularly for two reasons, namely (i) the diversity of technologies involved and (ii) the areas of potential application. 5 Although water and wastewater treatment is by far the most common area for R&D, AOPs have also found applications as diverse as groundwater treatment, 6 soil remediation, 7 municipal wastewater sludge conditioning, 8 ultrapure water production, 9 volatile organic compound treatment, 10 and odour control. 11 The Fenton reagent is a typical system used with AOPs because it results in the generation of highly reactive hydroxyl radicals through the coupling of a transition metal with an oxidant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En relación con la etapa de extracción, se comparó el comportamiento de dos tipos de tecnologías: extracción convencional y asistida con microondas. Para cada una de ellas se estudió la influencia de diferentes parámetros de operación fijados tomando como base diversos estudios sobre la extracción de nutrientes procedentes de distintos residuos orgánicos Yan et al, 2012;Lo et al, 2018), así como los resultados que se obtuvieron en trabajos previos expuestos en la Tabla V.2. Estos parámetros fueron la relación S/L, el tiempo de operación, la temperatura, el tamaño de partícula del sólido y la velocidad de agitación.…”
Section: Etapa De Extracciónunclassified