Search results for: PHOSLOCK®

• Inaktywacja fosforu za pomocą PAX, PIX i Phoslock - Polskie doświadczenia = The phosphates inactivation using PAX, PIX and Phoslock - Polish experiences

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  • K. Plichta
  • M. Gajewska

  - Year 2008

  Celem pracy był przegląd i analiza najnowszych metod rekultywacji jezior. W części doświadczalnej porównano efektywność działania trzech koagulantów wykorzystywanych najczęściej do rekultywacji. Przedstawiono wyniki badań dotyczących efektywności preparatów: PAX - 18, PIX - 123 oraz Phoslock. Pod względem eliminacji fosforanów jak i wpływu na pozostałe wskaźniki jakości wody (ChZT, barwa, zawiesina ogólna i pH). Phoslock jako jedyny...

• PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM APPLICATION PHOSLOCK® TO REMOVE PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS FROM WASTEWATER

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  • M. Gajewska
  • M. Kasprzyk

  - Journal of Ecological Engineering - Year 2017

  The aim of the study is to assess the removal effectiveness of phosphorus compoundsby using lanthanum-modified bentonite. This material was produced by the Australian company Phoslock® Water Solutions Pty Ltd. According to the company, Phoslock® has substantial capacity to bound phosphate anions. The investigation was carried out in steady conditions in laboratory model with beakers. The results of the study are related to the...

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• Possibilities of Phoslock® application to remove phosphorus compounds from wastewater treated in hybrid wetlands

  Publication

  • M. Kasprzyk
  • H. Obarska-Pempkowiak
  • F. Masi
  • M. Gajewska

  - ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING - Year 2018

  Treatment wetland technologies for wastewater treatment can be easily applied for removal of all pollutants except phosphorous. They are applicable in a small towns and rural areas, places where conventional wastewater treatment plant cannot properly operate because of common economic constraints. In Poland only the 8% of rural areas are equipped with sewer system, thus treatment wetlands might be an alternative, effective and...

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• Preliminary Results from the Removal of Phosphorus Compounds with Selected Sorption Material

  Publication

  • M. Kasprzyk
  • E. Wojciechowska
  • H. Obarska-Pempkowiak
  • M. Thomas

  - Year 2017

  Due to the resources of phosphorous are limited and are exhausted in the next 30 years the management of the resources is become current issue. Most of the phosphorus compounds is lost forever, because it is discharged with sewage into surface waters, causing eutrophication and in this way causing a further problem and challenge. On the other hand, there is a considerable need for phosphorus compounds, primarily in bioavailable...

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• Application of Eco-innovative Technologies of Nutrients Removal in Wastewater – Case Study BARITECH Project

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  • M. Kasprzyk
  • K. Pierzgalski
  • E. Wojciechowska
  • H. Obarska-Pempkowiak
  • M. Gajewska

  - Rocznik Ochrona Środowiska - Year 2017

  Eco-innovative technologies in wastewater treatment should provide not only stringent standards for the quality of treated wastewater but also ensure maximum recovery of energy and raw materials from wastewater. One of the ways to improve the removal efficiency of nitrogen and phosphorus compounds in existing conventional wastewater treatment plants is pretreatment of reject water generated during the mechanical...

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• Dominika Krechowicz dr hab. sztuki

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