Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I

The pH of wastewater in various stages of its purification depends mainly upon the equilibria of carbonic acid. Thus relations between pH and the concentrations of carbon dioxide, bicarbonate and carbonate can be formulated. Corrections for the non-ideal character of the sewage are necessary. With s...

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Main Author: Lijklema, L.
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Published: Pergamon Press 1969
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spelling ftunivtwente:oai:doc.utwente.nl:68102 2023-05-15T15:52:34+02:00 Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I Lijklema, L. 1969 application/pdf http://purl.utwente.nl/publications/68102 unknown Pergamon Press http://doc.utwente.nl/68102/1/Luklema69factors.pdf http://purl.utwente.nl/publications/68102 © 1969 Elsevier Science Article / Letter to editor 1969 ftunivtwente 2016-10-26T22:15:55Z The pH of wastewater in various stages of its purification depends mainly upon the equilibria of carbonic acid. Thus relations between pH and the concentrations of carbon dioxide, bicarbonate and carbonate can be formulated. Corrections for the non-ideal character of the sewage are necessary. With some restrictions the concept of alkalinity can be used for these pH relations. Several (bio)chemical and physical processes occurring in biological purification affect the concentrations of carbon dioxide and (bi)carbonate. Processes studied are carbon dioxide desorption, oxidation of organic matter and nitrification. Models are proposed for the calculation of the effluent pH and the values so obtained are compared with the available experimental results. Article in Journal/Newspaper Carbonic acid University of Twente Publications
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description The pH of wastewater in various stages of its purification depends mainly upon the equilibria of carbonic acid. Thus relations between pH and the concentrations of carbon dioxide, bicarbonate and carbonate can be formulated. Corrections for the non-ideal character of the sewage are necessary. With some restrictions the concept of alkalinity can be used for these pH relations. Several (bio)chemical and physical processes occurring in biological purification affect the concentrations of carbon dioxide and (bi)carbonate. Processes studied are carbon dioxide desorption, oxidation of organic matter and nitrification. Models are proposed for the calculation of the effluent pH and the values so obtained are compared with the available experimental results.
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Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I
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title Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I
title_short Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I
title_full Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I
title_fullStr Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I
title_full_unstemmed Factors affecting pH change in alkaline waste water treatment - I
title_sort factors affecting ph change in alkaline waste water treatment - i
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