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Volume 8

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Global NEST Journal

ISSN numbers
1790-7632
2241-777X

Volume

Volume number
8
Publication year
2006

Concentration measurements and chemical characterization of PM2.5 at an industrial coastal site in Saronic Gulf, Greece

by

Michopoulos J., Maggos Th., Vasilakos Ch., Bartzis J.G., Gika E. and Hiskia A.

General

Aerosols samples of PM2.5 were collected during October 2004 in the industrial zone of the greater Athens area, located in the coastal region of Saronic Gulf, westerly of the city. In particular, two different sites were selected, in order to obtain experimental data from: a) the shoreline, where...

PM2.5 anions +4 more

Chemical identification of semi-urban aerosols by laser raman spectroscopy

by

Harpale V.M., S.D. Ralegankar, S.D. Dhole and D.B.Jadhav

General

Atmospheric aerosols play an important role in local, regional meteorology, visibility, air pollution, haze formation and energy balance of radiation. These processes influence the climate directly or indirectly. Therefore, for increasing importance of aerosols in understanding the various...

particulate matter Environment +13 more

Quick start-up of Mudanjiang wastewater treatment plant and factors influencing phosphorous removal

by

Huang P., Zhao Q., Qin S.Y. and Guo X.

General

Successful start-up of a full-scale wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) is a key issue for the succeeding operation of WWTP on the one hand and the nutritious phosphorus removal is of great concern on the other. After the construction of Mudanjiang WWTP with a flow rate of 100,000 m3 d-1 in...

biological phosphorus removal Anaerobic +3 more

Biological treatment of water contaminated by hydrocarbons in three-phase gas-liquid-solid fluidized bed

by

Allia K., Tahar N., Toumi L., and Salem Z.

General

Biological treatment has been carried out in two different systems: aerated closed and threephase fluidized bed reactors for hydrocarbons removal from refinery wastewaters. For the two systems, hydrodynamic study allowed the determination of operating conditions before treatment experiments. Then...

biological treatment refinery wastewaters +2 more

Sulfuration treatment of electroplating wastewater for selective recovery of copper, zinc and nickel resource

by

Fukuta T., Matsuda H., Seto F. and Yagishita K.

General

In the electroplating process, various metal salts are used and the residues on the surface of electroplated materials are rinsed out as wastewater, followed by hydration in a wastewater disposal step. Although a variety of metals are concentrated in the sludge, the mixed heterogeneous state of...

Electroplating wastewater Metal sulfide +3 more

Coke oven wastewater treatment by two activated sludge systems

by

Papadimitriou C., Dabou X., Samaras P. and Sakellaropoulos G.P.

General

In this study two bench scale activated sludge systems were used, a CSTR and an SBR for the treatment of coke – oven wastewater. Both reactors were inoculated with activated sludge from a municipal wastewater treatment plant. At the first stages of operation, reactors were feed by a mixture of...

SBR CSTR +4 more

Trace element removal from hot gasification flue gases using solid sorbents

by

Diaz-Somoano M., Lopez-Anton M.A. and Martinez-Tarazona M.R.

General

Coals contain elements which, although usually found in concentrations lower than 1% (trace elements), can give rise to environmental or technological problems. After gasification most of these elements may occur in gas phase in different proportions. In order to avoid the problems that the presence...

Trace element solid sorbent +3 more

Applied pilot-scale studies on ceramic membrane processes for the treatment of wastewater streams

by

Pagana A., Stoitsas K. and Zaspalis V.T.

General

Asymmetric multilayer Al2O3 ceramic membranes with pore sizes ranging from 3 to 500 nm are synthesized in tubular form with external diameter of 14mm, internal diameter of 8mm and length of 340mm. The membrane synthesis took place on commercially available supports, with the dip-coating technique...

Ceramic membranes Microfiltration +2 more

Use of ion exchange for removal of Ammonium: A biological regeneration of zeolite

by

Rahmani A.R. and Mahvi A.H.

General

Nitrogen in the Ammonia form can have deleterious effects in water resources. Ion Exchange by zeolite and biological Nitrification processes are two proposed methods for removing Nitrogen compounds from wastewater and effluents. The main objective of this research was to investigate the efficiency...

Ammonium removal - Ion exchange - Zeolite - Nitrification - Biological regeneration