Dewatering of anaerobic digestate from red meat processing was assessed using low field MRI profiling and NMR relaxometry. Samples were flocculated using a cationic flocculant (EM640CT) at dosing range (0 to 1.6 % v/v) and monitored during the initial 30 minutes of settling via MRI profiling to assess changes in water fraction, settling time and initial settling velocity. The profiles showed decreasing

Early warning systems for harmful cyanobacterial blooms (HCBs) that enable precautional control measures within water bodies and in water works are largely based on inferential time-series modelling. Among deep learning techniques, convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are widely applied for recognition of pictorial, acoustic and thermal images. Time-frequency images of environmental drivers generated

MnxOy coated over TiO2 nanotube array substrate was doped with Mo and polyaniline (PANI) and applied for electrochemical desulfurization of concentrated sulfide (HS−) solutions at basic pH, typical of biogas scrubbing solutions and industrial wastewater. Mo and PANI co-dopants significantly enhanced the anode activity towards sulfide oxidation and ensured its complete stability even in highly corrosive

A holistic understanding of the quality and quantity of stormwater in the context of catchment land use plays a crucial role in stormwater management. This study investigated the quality and quantity of stormwater from forested, residential, industrial, and mixed land use areas. Water samples were collected from seven sites over two years at different stages of the runoff hydrograph using fixed sampling

Water-soluble polymers (WSPs) are commonly used in industrial, commercial, agricultural and pharmaceutical products and their molecular weights and concentrations vary considerably. Methods commonly used in the analysis of WSPs are often for pure products or formulations with only a few other high MW constituents. These methods, like size exclusion chromatography (SEC) or Gel Permeation Chromatography

Urban stormwater is a primary source of pollution for receiving water, but there is a shortage of studies on pollutant loads from urban catchments in cold regions. In this study, we coupled a build-up and wash-off model (in Mike Urban) with a climate change model to assess the impacts of climate change and urban densification on stormwater nitrogen loads (TN, TKN, NOx-N, and TAN) in an urban catchment