Experimental analysis of the sedimentation velocity of Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts and Giardia lamblia cysts was compared with mathematical description of their sedimentation velocities by using measurements of (oo)cyst size and density and the density and viscosity of the sedimentation medium to determine if the sedimentation kinetics of freely suspended oocysts of C. parvum and cysts of G....

the effluent quality of a sewage treatment plant using activated sludge process and finally secondary treatment depends on the flocculation efficiency and settling of the flocs. the survey of various treatment processes in water and wastewater treatment shows that temperature and ph are the important factors affecting efficiency of flocculation and settling properties. this study was performed ...

ultraviolet radiation (uvr) has been accepted as an attractive alternative to chlorination for the disinfection of wastewater. in this study the effluent from sahebgaranieh treatment plant was subjected to changes in uv transmission and turbidity in order to correlate these commonly measured parameters with the performance of a submerged -uv- reactor employed in disinfecting the effluent. studi...

Electron beam has introduced to investigate the effect of radiation on the disinfection of coli-forms in the effluent from the municipal wastewater treatment plant. Unchlorinated secondary effluent was irradiated at different dose of 0.2 – 1.0 kGy with 1 MeV, 40kW electron accelerator. It is observed that nearly 100% reduction in E-Coli. and total coli-forms were achieved with a dose of 0.8kGy....

This paper evaluates the performance of liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) and solid phase extraction (SPE) in separating and concentrating aqueous fullerene (nC(60)) from wastewater and compares UV-vis spectroscopy and mass spectrometry for the quantification of C(60). LLE was suitable for multiple wastewater matrices, while SPE required filtration or reclaimed wastewater and secondary effluent of...

Irrigation with reclaimed wastewater (effluent) is one way to dispose this waste particularly in water scarce arid and semi-arid areas. Secondary effluent used for irrigation contains considerable amounts of N, both in inorganic and organic forms. Whereas attention was given to transformations of inorganic N originated from effluent, little is known regarding the fate of the organic N in efflue...