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Electrocoagulation process in water treatment: A review of electrocoagulation modeling approaches
Desalination, 2017Electrocoagulation process (EC) has been the subject of several reviews in the last decade, and is still a very active area of research. Most published works deals with applications for treatment of drinking water and urban, industrial or agricultural wastewaters so as to enhance the simultaneous abatement of soluble and colloidal pollution. These also
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Separation Science and Technology, 2023
Aerated iron electrocoagulation is an emerging field of water and wastewater treatment. In comparison with the conventional electrocoagulation process, aerated iron electrocoagulation process has higher pollutant removal efficiency and has the ability to
P. V. Nidheesh, Ö. Gökkuş
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Aerated iron electrocoagulation is an emerging field of water and wastewater treatment. In comparison with the conventional electrocoagulation process, aerated iron electrocoagulation process has higher pollutant removal efficiency and has the ability to
P. V. Nidheesh, Ö. Gökkuş
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Comparison of Monopolar Electrocoagulation, Bipolar Electrocoagulation, Ultracision, and Ligasure [PDF]
Surgery Today, 2006 Hemostasis is a fundamental principle of surgery. We compared the safety and efficacy of monopolar electrocoagulation (ME), bipolar electrocoagulation (BE), Ligasure (LS), a modern bipolar vessel sealing system, and Ultracision (UC), a system of ultrasound energy based shears.
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Review of pollutants removed by electrocoagulation and electrocoagulation/flotation processes
Journal of Environmental Management, 2009The word "electrocoagulation" (EC) will be sometimes used with "electroflotation" (EF) and can be considered as the electrocoagulation/flotation (ECF) process. Through the process of electrolysis, coagulating agents such as metal hydroxides are produced.
Emamjomeh, Mohammad +1 more
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Electrocoagulation of malignant tumors
The American Journal of Surgery, 1962Abstract An increasing mass of clinical evidence demonstrates the regression produced in malignant tumors by electrocoagulation. The literature on this subject is reviewed, and our own experiences with this method of therapy are summarized. In order to examine this procedure in greater detail, experiments, using a transplantable rabbit carcinoma and ...
Alfred A. Strauss +2 more
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Electrocoagulation of rectal cancer
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1982Electrocoagulation is an effective treatment modality for localized cancer of the distal rectum. Proper selection remains the key to successful treatment. Of potentially curable patients with cancer of the rectum followed up for a median of five years, 69 per cent had no evidence of cancer at the end of the study period.
John A. Coller +3 more
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A Liquid Electrode for Electrocoagulation
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1961Electrocoagulation is widely used in glaucoma operations, such as cyclodiathermy, and in the surgical treatment of retinal degeneration, cysts, tears, and detachment. The success of these surgical procedures is dependent upon electrocoagulation for the production of a controlled tissue insult which serves as the stimulus for a restricted inflammatory ...
Kermit O. Ratzlaff, Bradley R. Straatsma
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