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The goal of this research is to optimize the parameters of a process through which it would be possible to separate and recovery a considerable portion of ammonia nitrogen available in anaerobic digestion effluent slurry. To achieve this goal, after completing the construction of batch setup (including anaerobic reactor and stripper) and after the digestion of (cow and poultry manure) , the experiments of separation on amounts 9, 10, 11 and 12 of pH and on temperature 14, 25, and 38 celsius degrees were done on digested slurry. Then, the resulting equations of the experimental outcome fitting were used in the optimization of parameters. The results showed that the amount of the parameters of... 

Numerous strategies have been applied to deal with the drought crisis such as reusing the effluent wastewater in irrigating crops, sports spaces, parks, health, entertainment purposes etc.Although the common treatment of sewage can eliminate almost 95% to 99% of microorganisms but this level of treatment is not enough for reusing the sewage, due to the existence of Pathogenic microorganisms. Therefore, disinfecting the wastewater effluent is one of the crucial stages of sewage’s treatment for preserving water resources or reusing it. Chlorination is the most common method of disinfecting wastewater. However, using a wastewater which is disinfected through Chlorination has Harmful effect on... 

Textile industrial wastewaters are one of the most important sources of environmental contaminants. In the recent years, use of advanced oxidation processes, by producing highly active and reactive components such as hydroxyl radicals has been proposed. The aim of this research is oxidative degradation of methylene blue dye using Cu-nanoparticles immobilized on a polymer support with H2O2 as an oxidant reagent.In general, oxidative degradation of methylene blue with hydrogen proxide in the presence of immobilized CuO nanoparticles on a polymer support as the catalyst was studied. We used polyamidoamine (PAMAM) dendrimer as the polymer support for nanoparticles. fourth generation of PAMAM was... 

Textile industry is one of the biggest consumers of water in the world. Effluents of textile industry ordinarily have huge rate of dye compounds which are toxic and persistent in environment. In case which they did not treat and discharged in the environment, they can create cancer, poisoning and etc. Finding efficient, economic and fast method for treating of these effluents is an important factor on the management. Combination of ultrafiltration membrane and reverse osmosis processes, has taken into consideration as an efficient and fast method of treatment of textile effluents in recent years. One of the fundamental problems of this process is the high costs of operation and chemical... 

In the present study, the electrochemical oxidation process was introduced as a green process for complete degradation and removal of non-biodegradable pollutants from aquatic environments and effluents of various industries without the need to use chemicals and toxins. Research stages include comprehensive preliminary studies in the field of electrochemistry and wastewater treatment, software design of electro-oxidation reactor using titanium mesh anode and stainless steel cathode mesh inside a body made of polypropylene, designed cell construction and then evaluation of device performance in polluting environment Are different. In software simulation using COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS software, it... 

In recent years, because of the increase in population and more accessibility of health facilities for people, an increase has occurred in water resources consumption. Recycling water has become so much valuable as the freshwater of the world is limited. Besides the advantages of treated water has for people, discharging the untreated wastewater to the rivers could cause many problems for human health. Many kinds of pollutions, such as textile effluent, are not easy to be treated by traditional methods because of their resistance to them. As these types of wastewater have severe negative effects on living things (both humans and animals), new treatment technologies should be considered. The... 

The sea's ecosystem is the most sensitive and essential as the last recipient of sea and land pollution. The increasing requirement for building thermal power plants and desalination plants and a great demand for their thermal effluents discharge causes a serious threat to the rich coastal environment. In this project, a general study on environmental and meteorological data required to investigate the environmental effects of effluent discharge from desalination plants in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman has been conducted, and the general process of conducting thermal effluent discharge research in this area is presented. Next, in a case study using MIKE hydrodynamic software and...