A water treatment system feeds performic acid to disinfect liquid using a dosing device and measuring apparatus.
Potassium cations interfere with bivalve oxygen transfer, preventing settlement and avoiding oxidation by-products from chlorination.
Withholding oxygen for 3 to 48 hours eliminates nematode populations, preserving nitrifying biomass and improving effluent quality.
A pressurized container supplies mineral solubilization gas to chemically react with solid minerals, producing fully dissolved compounds in treated water.
Transparent covers facilitate evaporation while containment structures prevent environmental contamination from agricultural washing waste.
A vacuum tank solids separator divides human waste using a cylindrical filter, preventing pathogen contamination in off-grid sanitation systems.
Sludge fermentation products supply carbon for denitrification, resolving low carbon-nitrogen ratios and reducing excess sludge volume.
A desalination architecture selection method uses coupled subsystem models to evaluate design alternatives and identify optimal configurations.
A water treatment system uses ultraviolet light to eliminate bacteria in contaminated runoff.
A chemical regulation system manages liquid flow rates and composition using automated valves and a controller.
Replaceable filter cartridges and a UV disinfection unit purify water before upload, preventing pathogen introduction from variable airport sources.
Segmented bioreactors with feedback control maintain constant organic loads, preventing microbial upsets during influent fluctuations.
8-HQHNC removes heavy metals and salt from brine, addressing inadequate removal efficiency in desalination plant discharges.
A single reactor treats wastewater containing tetramethylammonium hydroxide and ammonium nitrogen using controlled microbial processes.