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Stevia production by means of vacuum evaporation and filtrationStevia production using vacuum evaporators. Evaporation is an efficient way to produce stevia delivering high quality results and big savings in the long term.
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Adsorption in activated carbon for the treatment of wastewaterWe analyze the properties of activated carbon adsorption as a wastewater treatment solution and its possible applications and advantages.
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Biological treatment of wastewaterQuick overview on biological treatment of wastewater: aerobic systems, anaerobic systems, anoxic systems.
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Reverse osmosis process and applicationsReverse osmosis is a multifunctional water treatment technology, especially suitable for wastewater treatment, desalination and production of ultrapure water.
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Ash and activated carbon for wastewater treatmentWe analyze the use of ashes and activated carbon for wastewater treatment and the comparative advantages of this method.
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Biofilters and bioscrubbers as air treatment technologiesWe analyze the use of biofilters and bioscrubbers for volatile organic compounds treatment and inorganic compounds treatment.
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Mining wastewater treatmentMining wastewater treatment avoids environmental damage from minery acid water. Preventative and active measures are to be taken with best technologies.
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Membrane processes for wastewater treatmentMain membranes processes, such as reverse osmosis or electrodialysis, for wastewater treatment.
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Zero Liquid Discharge and Waste Recovery in the Fish & Seafood IndustryThe seafood industry generates large quantities of waste during its production processes, specifically brines which are especially difficult to treat. Wastewater evaporators and crystallizers are the best option to treat these effluents.
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Biogas purification, enrichment and utilizationBiogas purification through backwashing with pressurized water is the most flexible technology available for the treatment of biogas, regardless of the quality and quantity of the stream.
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