The ability of different fly ash samples to remove orthophosphate from standard phosphate solutions and from wastewater samples is reported. The results of studies to determine the temperature, the amount of fly ash, and the time necessary for maximum orthophosphate removal are included. The mode of action, whether by absorption onto the fly ash or by a precipitation reaction with one or more of the soluble components from the fly ash, is also investigated. The chemical compounds present in the fly ash, as determined by x-ray diffraction, are also included
In 2007, ten bioretention cells were constructed in Oklahoma as part of a full-scale technology proj...
Optimum amounts of inorganic salts ( monovalent, divalent, and trivalent chlorides ) added to variou...
Lake eutrophication is a water pollution phenomenon caused by the excessive content of nitrogen and ...
AbstractThe application of low cost materials in wastewater treatment has recently attracted great i...
The removal of phosphate in digested sludge supernatant by modified coal fly ash was investigated in...
183-187Phosphorus (P) is an important element in making a major contribution to agriculture and ind...
There is interest in recovering phosphate (P(V)) from secondary sources, such as waste water streams...
The main composition and availability of fly ash cause this waste which has potential as an adsorben...
The excessive amount of nutrients – nitrogen and phosphorus, in the aquatic environment can lead to ...
The application of low cost materials in wastewater treatment has recently attracted great interest;...
development of technology for P removal offers the opportunity for abatement of environmental hazard...
Abstract “Pozzolan” is a slag from the burning of coal in power plants which has the potential to as...
The European Union’s circular economy strategy aims to increase the recycling and re-use of products...
Using waste as a resource to control phosphate pollution is a rising trend. This study describes the...
The European Union’s circular economy strategy aims to increase the recycling and re-use of pr...
In 2007, ten bioretention cells were constructed in Oklahoma as part of a full-scale technology proj...
Optimum amounts of inorganic salts ( monovalent, divalent, and trivalent chlorides ) added to variou...
Lake eutrophication is a water pollution phenomenon caused by the excessive content of nitrogen and ...
AbstractThe application of low cost materials in wastewater treatment has recently attracted great i...
The removal of phosphate in digested sludge supernatant by modified coal fly ash was investigated in...
183-187Phosphorus (P) is an important element in making a major contribution to agriculture and ind...
There is interest in recovering phosphate (P(V)) from secondary sources, such as waste water streams...
The main composition and availability of fly ash cause this waste which has potential as an adsorben...
The excessive amount of nutrients – nitrogen and phosphorus, in the aquatic environment can lead to ...
The application of low cost materials in wastewater treatment has recently attracted great interest;...
development of technology for P removal offers the opportunity for abatement of environmental hazard...
Abstract “Pozzolan” is a slag from the burning of coal in power plants which has the potential to as...
The European Union’s circular economy strategy aims to increase the recycling and re-use of products...
Using waste as a resource to control phosphate pollution is a rising trend. This study describes the...
The European Union’s circular economy strategy aims to increase the recycling and re-use of pr...
In 2007, ten bioretention cells were constructed in Oklahoma as part of a full-scale technology proj...
Optimum amounts of inorganic salts ( monovalent, divalent, and trivalent chlorides ) added to variou...
Lake eutrophication is a water pollution phenomenon caused by the excessive content of nitrogen and ...