Wastewater, agricultural municipal

Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment Municipal, Industrial and Agricultural... 

Hammer, D. A., ed. 1989. Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment Municipal, Industrial, and Agricultural. Chelsea, MI Lewis Publishers. New advancements in this area continue to be covered in the journal literature however, this book is a standard in the... 

Copper concentrations in air, soil, water, sediments, and other abiotic materials are elevated as a result of human activities, especially near copper smelters and mines, urban areas, municipal and industrial wastewater outfalls, marinas containing copper-based antifouling paints, and agricultural soils receiving prolonged applications of copper-based fungicides (Table 3.2). Maximum copper... 

Development of extraction conditions for LAS was performed using sludge from a municipal wastewater treatment plant, and agricultural soil from a field which had been used for disposal of sewage sludge several months prior to... 

Aluminosilicate zeolites are recognized as excellent ionic exchangers [98,101,104,134,142-145], Using zeolites, mainly clinoptilolite, chabazite, and phillipsite, different process have been developed for the treatment of municipal wastewater, purification of radioactive wastewater, for the processing of agricultural wastewater with high chemical oxygen demand, animal nourishment, aquaculture, and the removal of heavy metals from wastewater [104],... 

When regularity criteria were considered to determine the level of treatment required, oil separators can be applied and the pre-treated effluent then be discharged into the municipal sewerage system. The area where the factory is located is not yet provided with a municipal sewerage system. Accordingly, the wastewater must be treated to a degree which allows for its final disposal to a nearby agricultural drain. 

L. Liberti, M. Notamicola, and D. Petruzzelli, Advanced treatment for municipal wastewater reuse in agriculture. UV disinfection parasite removal and by-product formation. Desalination 152, 315-324 (2002). 

As mentioned above, pentachlorophenol has different solubility at acid and neutral pH. It was shown that this compound toxicity also depends on pH °. Studies of wastewater from a Baikalsk pulp and paper mill allowed one to evaluate a pure cellulose bleaching process pollution, as Lake Baikal, where it is located, has no agriculture and only little municipal pollution ". Although mutagenic activity was effectively decreased during... 

Prior to 1972, water quality regulations were limited to point sources. A point source is a single source, such as a commercial facility or municipal wastewater treatment, that discharges effluent directly into a waterway. With the CWA, water quality was expanded to encompass nonpoint sources. Nonpoint sources often associated with waste from runoff (agricultural, mine tailings, etc.) are those contaminant sources whose origin cannot be identified. 

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