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A prototype dynamic model for the co-treatment of a high strength simple-organic industrial effluent and coal-mine drainage
This research study's the use of biological sulfate reduction technologies for the treatment of Sasol Secunda's coal-mine drainage (CMD) using Fischer-Tropsch Reaction Water (FTRW) as a cost-efficient carbon source. The research aims to develop a prototype dynamic model that describes this co-treatm...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2021
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