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Anaerobic digestion process principles

Mclnemey Ml, Bryant MR. 1981. Basic principles of bioconversions in anaerobic digestion and methanogenesis. In Sofer SS, Zaborsky OR, editors. Biomass conversion processes for energy and fuels. New York Plenum, p 277-96. [Pg.189]

In principle, for separation of salt from concentrated brine solutions, desahnation techniques common for seawater are suitable. Koyuncu et al. (2004) reported studies on reactive dye/sodium chloride separation using nanofiltration membranes made from polysulfone-polyamide. The emphasis of this research, however, was more directed towards the quality of the purified water than on reclamation of salt or dye. Wenzel et al. (1996) suggested re-use of the bath of a reactive dyeing process containing all auxiliaries after the hydrolyzed reactive dye has been removed by adsorption on activated carbon. The dyes were degraded in an anaerobic digester. [Pg.105]


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