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Sanitary Engineering [PDF]

American Journal of Public Health, 1925
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Adsorption of Phenol onto Aluminum Oxide Nanoparticles: Performance Evaluation, Mechanism Exploration, and Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of Thermodynamics

Adsorption Science & Technology, 2022
The removal of phenolic compounds from aqueous solutions using novel adsorption techniques becomes a key research item. Of those, nanoparticles in particular, the low-cost and the high-strength aluminum oxide nanoparticles showed promising results in ...
Safwat M. Safwat, Nouran Y. Mohamed, Mohamed N. A. Meshref, Abdelsalam Elawwad   +3 more
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Recovery of Ammonium Sulfate Solution by Regeneration of Loaded Clinoptilolite

Nanomaterials, 2022
The zeolite clinoptilolite (CLI) is known to be a very good ion exchanger, as it consists of a three-dimensional structure formed of AlO4− and SiO4 tetrahedral, which are connected by a common oxygen atom.
Stephan Wasielewski, Eduard Rott, Ralf Minke, Heidrun Steinmetz   +3 more
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The effects of modification for contact stabilization activated sludge on EBPR

HBRC Journal, 2015
Excessive phosphorus can cause eutrophication in water bodies and needs to be reduced in most wastewaters before being discharged into receiving waters.
Hamdy I. Ali, Mahmoud M. Abd El-Azim, Mohamed S. Abd El-Rahman, Alaa O. Lotfy, Mostafa M. Mostafa   +4 more
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Effect of coupling primary sedimentation tank (PST) and microscreen (MS) to remove particulate organic carbon (POC): a study to mitigate energy demand in municipal wastewater treatment plants

Sustainable Environment Research, 2023
Particulate Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) removal is one of the first and foremost steps in a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). It is a highly essential step that supports subsequent biological steps to achieve discharge limits.
Behnam Askari Lasaki, Peter Maurer, Harald Schönberger   +2 more
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Comparison between the performance of activated sludge and sequence batch reactor systems for dairy wastewater treatment under different operating conditions

Alexandria Engineering Journal, 2021
The main purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of operating conditions on the performance of two methods used for dairy wastewater treatment. First, conventional activated sludge (AS). Second, conventional sequencing batch reactor (SBR). On
Alaa.H. Khalaf, W.A. Ibrahim, Mai Fayed, M.G. Eloffy   +3 more
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Modelling and simulation of German BIOGEST/EL-AGAMY wastewater treatment plants – Egypt using GPS-X simulator

Alexandria Engineering Journal, 2011
This paper focuses on modelling and simulation of German BIOGEST/EL-AGAMY Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) using a package software GPS-X simulator to investigate the plant performance among six scenarios of various durations of fill, react and settle ...
Mahmoud S. Nasr, Medhat A.E. Moustafa, Hamdy A.E. Seif, Galal El Kobrosy   +3 more
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Performance enhancement and hydraulic optimization of water treatment processes: A case study of Kafr El-Sheikh Water Purification Plant, Egypt

Alexandria Engineering Journal
Access to clean drinking water remains a significant challenge in developing countries due to increasing demand. This study evaluates the efficiency of the Kafr El-Sheikh Water Purification Plant (KWPP).
Shimaa.M. Meleha, Mohamed Tarek Sorour, Medhat Moustafa, Samia A. Aly   +3 more
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Removal of Volatile Solids from Greywater Using Sand Filters

Applied Sciences, 2019
Sand filtration is a primary stage of treatment for reuse of greywater. This study aimed at assessing the volatile solid removal efficiency of a sand filter and imitating its performance using analytical simulation.
Marcin Spychała, Jakub Nieć, Paweł Zawadzki, Radosław Matz, Thanh Hung Nguyen   +4 more
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SANITARY ENGINEERING AS A CAREER

American Journal of Public Health, 1925
SANITARY engineering is a late development in the curricula of technical institutions. Like all other aspects ,of learning, engineering has gone through a process of evolution and differentiation. It is the function of colleges to adjust their curricula to the changing conditions of social life.
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