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Investigating the effect of magnetisable glass foam particles (MGFP) in an UASB reactor treating synthetic winery wastewater by monitoring biofilm development and activity of colonised MGFP
ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The growing of grapes for wine production is a generational, agricultural practice that has been associated with generating large revenue in South Africa. However, due to one of the outcomes of wine production, i.e. the generation of heavily contaminated wastewater, wine industries...
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Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University
2017
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