Development of a Chemical Fate Model for Trickling Filters Based on the Activated Sludge Model for SimpleTreat

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This study examines the efficacy of a new chemical used in trickling filter wastewater treatment plants. The study concludes that, for the removal of surfactant LAS, more research is needed to understand the effect of high influent concentrations on the biodegradation rate.

Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, General industrial machinery, not elsewhere classified, Waste Separation Equip, Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Refuse disposal industry, Industrial equipment industry, Waste management industry, Waste separators

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Reduction of Ingestion Exposure to Trihalomethanes Due to Volatilization

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This study examines exposure through tap water to disinfection products. The study concludes that trihalomethanes, a class of DBPs, lowers exposure in relation to heated and unheated tap water variables.

Trihalomethanes

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Analytical studies on the oxidative degradation of the reactive textile dye Uniblue A

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This study tried to identify some of the major early degradation products of Uniblue A when reacted with peroxydisulfate using a product analysis approach. The study is broken down into an introduction, a discussion of the experiment and its results. Various tables and graphs accompany the article.

Pollution, Constructed wetlands

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