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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"waste stabilization pond"”.
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The effect of waste stabilization pond seepage on groundwater quality of shallow aquifers in eastern North Dakota
<p> The use of stabilization ponds to dispose of municipal wastes has become popular with many North Dakota cities. When managed properly they are an efficient and economical method of waste disposal and may not adversely affect groundwater quality. In order to achieve efficient treatment, the …
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Waste stabilization ponds: Possible contamination of the shore
A waste stabilization pond was investigated to determine if there was a health hazard due to contamination of the shore line. Soil samples were taken at various points along the bank and water samples were collected from the pond. Coliform and enterococci counts were made from the samples and were …
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Design and dynamic modeling of waste stabilization ponds
Waste stabilization ponds are reviewed as a means to treat wastewater. Processes involved in the three main types of waste stabilization ponds are also reviewed. Empirically derived design guidelines are used to propose a design for a series of lagoons to follow a chemically enhanced primary …
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Evaluation of semi-passive treatment technologies for septic lagoon capacity expansion
… Service Limited is a family-owned, licensed wastewater treatment facility located in eastern Ontario. It makes use of a passive waste stabilization pond system to treat and dispose of waste and wastewater in an environmentally responsible manner. Storring Septic, like many other similar …
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An ecological study of waste stabilization ponds in Werribee, Australia, with special reference to nutrient and plankton dynamics
Werribee Treatment Complex has been regarded as a waste treatment facility which is both environmentally friendly and economically sustainable. In the treatment processes, recycling of resources is maximized while energy input is minimized. Moreover, through livestock production in the land and …
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Numerical Modelling of Wind-driven Hydrodynamics in Shallow Wastewater Ponds and Coastal Estuaries
… shallow water (<5 m) environments, including ponds and estuaries, provide vital contributions to regional economies and environments. Despite their prevalence and importance, questions remain about the complex hydrodynamic processes that occur in these environments. In this thesis, two field …
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A global sensitivity analysis of solar virus inactivation modeling
… approach to disinfection for drinking water and wastewater treatment. Solar-driven disinfection systems can inactivate virus in water through two major mechanisms: direct endogenous mechanism causes damage to viral components (e.g. DNA/RNA, proteins) upon their absorption of sunlight photons …
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Role of temperature and Suwannee river natural organic matter on inactivation kinetics of rotavirus and bacteriophage MS2 by solar irradiation
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