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Volume number
14
Publication year
2012

Adsorption feasibility in the cr(total) ions removal from waste printing developer

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Kiurski J., Adamović S., Oros I., Krstić J. and Kovačević I.

General

In this article, the technical feasibility of various commercial adsorbents (activated carbon, clinoptilolite, and their mixture) for removal of Cr(total) ions from waste printing developer has been represent. Experimental tests were performed in laboratory batch mode. The adsorption data were...

Heavy metals natural adsorbents +3 more

Multicriteria analysis of municipal solid wastes energy recovery technologies in Greece

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Kondili E., Bartsis J., Kapsali M. and Kaldellis J.K.

General

Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) management is the field of science which explores and evolves strategies minimizing the final amount of wastes delivered to landfills and reducing the corresponding pollution related to all stages of treatment and collection. In the best practices of MSW the inherent...

energy recovery from MSW Waste-to-Energy plants +3 more

Soil contamination interpretation using self-organizing maps

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Tsakovski S., Voyslavov T. and Simeonov V.

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The present study deals with the problem of soil contamination risk assessment for a region being actively impact by the routine production of Kremikovtzi metallurgical plant near Sofia, Bulgaria. Although the production is now cancelled, the soil pollution is present and needs careful assessment...

Heavy metals soil pollution +2 more

Simultaneous removal of NO and SO2 from combustion fuel gases using supported copper oxide catalysts

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Bereketidou O., Charisiou N.D. and Goula M.A.

General

Nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions produced by the combustion of fuel in stationary sources, such as power stations, industrial heaters or cogeneration plants, cause significant environmental problems. Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) is a well established process for the...

SCR Selective Catalytic Reduction +3 more

The impact of forest fires on the vulnerability of peri-urban catchments to flood events: The case of the Easter Attica Region, Greece

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Papathanasiou C., Alonistioti D., Kasella A., Makropoulos C. and Mimikou M.

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Floods are natural disasters that pose a direct threat to human life and often cause significant economic loss. River floods are caused by heavy and/or prolonged rainfall, causing rivers and streams to overflow and sometimes also burst dams or levees. Forest fires increase the risk factor to which...

forest fires floods +4 more

Biosorption of cationic dyes from aqueous solution by Water hyacinth roots

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Saltabas O., Teker M. and Konuk Z.

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Water hyacinth Eichhornia crassipes was found to have biosorption capacity for cationic dyes, malachite green and methylene blue from aqueous solutions. To evaluate the biosorption capacity and characteristics, the effect of solution pH, initial dye concentration, temperature, dose of biosorbent...

dye Malachite green +5 more

Effects of microbiological contamination in the quality of biodiesel fuels

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Dodos G.S., Konstantakos T., Loginos S. and Zannikos F.

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The introduction to the European Market of biodiesel blends along with the minimization of the sulphur content in automotive diesel has rejuvenated the research interest on the microbial stability of diesel fuel. Several microorganisms are able to metabolize hydrocarbons contained in conventional...

Microbial activity Fatty Acid Methyl Esters +3 more

Systematic approach for ungaged basins’ discharge determination in Western Peloponnese, Greece

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Daniil Ε.Ι., Michas S.N., Nikolaou K. and Lazaridis L.S.

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Determining peak flows for ungaged areas is difficult and involves high uncertainty. Advanced computer capabilities provided by geographical information systems and hydrologic modeling software are used for detailed determination of the parameters involved, both for simple methods as the rational...

hydrologic modeling ungaged basins +3 more

Artificial neural networks predictive models. A case study: carbon and bromine concentrations prediction based on chlorination time

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Farmaki E.G., Samios S.A., Thomaidis N.S., Golfinopoulos S., Efstathiou C.E. and Lekkas T.D.

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Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are being used increasingly to predict water variables. This study offers an alternative approach to quantify the relationship between time of chlorination in potable water (due to convectional treatment procedure) and chlorination by-products concentration...

ANNs CBPs +3 more