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Evaluation and optimisation of the performance of a multi-integrated lab-scale plant for the treatment of dairy wastewater
South Africa's dairy sector, producing 3.4 million tonnes of milk in 2019, generates significant wastewater, estimated at 2.5 times the volume of processed milk, or approximately 8.5 million tonnes annually. This wastewater poses serious environmental risks due to its high organic content, potential...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2025
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