Bilge wastewater is a high strength, typically saline wastewater, originating from operation of ships. In this study, the treatment real bilge was tested using pure isolated aerobic strains and mixed cultures (aerobic anaerobic). The Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) ecotoxicity decrease were monitored over time, while microbial dynamics alterations in also recorded. Pseudodonghicola xiamenensis, Ha...

The increase of the global population and requirement food production agricultural development, combined with a lack water resources, have led to human attention being drawn unconventional sources, including saline wastewater. Most treatment methods are not cost-effective; however, researchers become interested in phytoremediation method due its cost-efficient eco-friendly removal many pollutan...

Presented in this paper is a graphical technique for freshwater and wastewater minimisation in completely batch operations. Water minimisation is achieved through the exploitation of inter- and intra-process water reuse and recycle opportunities. In the context of this paper, a completely batch operation is one in which water reuse or recycle can only be effected either at the start or the end ...

This study was carried out to determine changes in hydraulic conductivity of a saline sodic soil subjected different wetting-drying cycles and treated wastewater after stabilized sludge sewage gypsum application. In factorial experimental design, the conducted with three replication by using 3 treatment doses (50, 100 150 t ha-1), (0, 7 14 days) 2 water types (fresh wastewater). The values satu...

This study describes the temporal and spatial variability of bacterial communities within a combined sewer system in England. Sampling was conducted over 9 months in a sewer system with intensive monitoring of hydraulic conditions. The bacterial communities were characterized by 16S rRNA gene-targeted terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis. These data were related to the hyd...