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@inproceedings{Livingston:1993,
author = {Livingston, AG},
pages = {131--137},
title = {Removal and destruction of priority pollutants from chemical industry wastewaters using and innovative membrane bioreactor},
year = {1993}
}
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TY - CPAPER
AB - An innovative membrane bioreactor technology is described, based on the extraction of toxic pollutants from a wastewater into a controlled biomedium where they are mineralized. The inorganic composition of the wastewater is physically independent from the inorganic composition of the biomedium, where growth conditions can be controlled to maintain biodegradation. The performance of this technology in treating three separate wastewaters is described. In spite of the harsh inorganic composition of the wastewaters, over 99% of the toxic organics (3 chloronitrobenzene, 3,4 dichloroaniline, and 1,2 dichloroethane ) are removed and biodegraded in the membrane bioreactor. The separation of aerating gas from the wastewater also allows the effective treatment of toxic VOC compounds such as dichloroethane while eliminating losses due to air stripping.
AU - Livingston,AG
EP - 137
PY - 1993///
SN - 0307-0492
SP - 131
TI - Removal and destruction of priority pollutants from chemical industry wastewaters using and innovative membrane bioreactor
ER -
