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Investigation of alternative carbon sources for the biological treatment of synthetic sulphate-laden water and mine impacted water in a linear flow channel reactor
South Africa grapples with the generation of acid mine drainage (AMD), which adversely affects surface and ground water quality. Existing treatment methods typically treat the acid and heavy metal components of AMD but often fail to meet sulphate removal standards, necessitating additional polishing...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2026
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