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Food Industry Effluent Treatment: An Advance Anaerobic Method
In present study a food industry effluent was studied to find out its pollutants concentrations and to suggest a modified anaerobic treatment method which has a low cost technology for treatment of effluent. The performance of this modified method was compared with conventional anaerobic treatment m...
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| creator | Pathak, Jyotsana Srivastava, R.K. |
| description | In present study a food industry effluent was studied to find out
its pollutants concentrations and to suggest a modified anaerobic treatment
method which has a low cost technology for treatment of effluent. The
performance of this modified method was compared with conventional anaerobic
treatment method. Various experiments have been performed to find out
suitability of this modified technology which was named as Up flow anaerobic
sludge filter reactor (UFASFR). It was found that removal efficiency of
pollutants was higher with UFASFR as compared with Conventional anaerobic
reactor (CAR). It was also envisaged that hydraulic retention time (HRT) of 12
hrs was best suited for the treatment of food industry effluent by UFASFR
treatment method. |
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suitability of this modified technology which was named as Up flow anaerobic
sludge filter reactor (UFASFR). It was found that removal efficiency of
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