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Coke dust enhances coke plant wastewater treatment

Authors
Burmistrz Piotr  Rozwadowski Andrzej  Burmistrz Michał  Karcz Aleksander  
Journal
Chemosphere
Year   Vol. Number Pages
2014  117  12   278-284
Impact Factor
3.340
DOI
Abstract in the main language of the article
Keywords in the main language
adsorpcja  biodegradacja  koagulacja  ścieki koksownicze  oczyszczanie ścieków  pył koksowy
Title in the additional language
Abstract in the additional language
Coke plant wastewater contain many toxic pollutants. Despite physico-chemical and biological treatment this specific type of wastewater has a significant impact on environment and human health. This article presents results of research on industrial adsorptive coke plant wastewater treatment. As a sorbent the coke dust, dozen times less expensive than pulverized activated carbon, was used. Treatment was conducted in three scenarios: adsorptive after full treatment with coke dust at 15 g L(-1), biological treatment enhanced with coke dust at 0.3-0.5 g L(-1) and addition of coke dust at 0.3 g L(-1) prior to the biological treatment. The enhanced biological treatment proved the most effective. It allowed additional removal of 147-178 mg COD kg(-1) of coke dust.
Keywords in the additional language
adsorption  biodegradation  coagulation  coke plant wastewater  wastewater treatment  coke dust
 
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