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On the necessity of sludge conditioning with non-organic polymer : AOP approach

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Author(s)
Zhao, Y.Q. 
Keogh, C. 
Tony, Maha A. 
Uri
http://hdl.handle.net/10197/3259
Date Issued
July 2009
Date Available
20T13:49:53Z October 2011
Abstract
Organic polymers have long been used as sludge conditioners to improve its dewaterability in sludge management practice. Although polymers can bring about a great dewatering performance of the sludge, their potential health related risk remains unknown regarding their residual in dewatered sludge cakes in the environment when the sludge is finally disposed as landfill especially in long term point of view. For this regard, as an initiative action, Fenton (Fe2+/H2O2) and its related reagents were tested in this study as potential alternative an alum sludge conditioners for the purpose of eliminating the perceived long term risk associated with polymer residual in the environment.
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Type of Material
Journal Article
Publisher
DEStech Publications
Journal
Journal of Residuals Science & Technology
Volume
6
Issue
3
Start Page
151
End Page
155
Keywords
  • Advanced oxidation pr...

  • Alum sludge

  • Conditioning

  • Fenton reaction

  • Organic polymer

Subject – LCSH
Water--Purification--Oxidation
Water treatment plant residuals--Purification
Biopolymers
Fenton's reagent
Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
ISSN
1544-8053
This item is made available under a Creative Commons License
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