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resultados Effect of pyrolysis temperature on polycyclic aromatic Todas versões
hydrocarbons toxicity and sorption behaviour of biochars
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resultados sludge
Artigo Devi, Parmila ; Saroha, Anil K
Bioresource Technology, September 2015, Vol.192, pp.312-320
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The polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) toxicity and
Periódicos revisados sorption behaviour of biochars prepared from pyrolysis of paper
por pares  (91) mill effluent treatment plant (ETP) sludge in temperature range
200–700 °C was studied. The sorption behaviour was found to
depend on the degree of carbonization where the fractions of
carbonized and uncarbonized organic content in the biochar act
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as an adsorption media and partition media, respectively. The
resultados sorption and partition fractions were quantified by isotherm
Tópico  separation method and isotherm parameters were correlated
Environmental with biochar properties (aromaticity, polarity, surface area,
Sciences  (39) pore volume and ash content). The risk assessment for the 16
Environment  (36) priority EPA PAHs present in the biochar matrix was performed
Engineering  (32) and it was found that the concentrations of the PAHs in the
Heavy Metals  (28) biochar were within the permissible limits prescribed by US EPA
Metals  (28) (except BC400 and BC500 for high molecular weight PAHs).
risk analysis of PAHs was also determined.
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Risk analysis of pyrolyzed biochar made from paper mill
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effluent treatment plant sludge for bioavailability and eco-
MEDLINE/PubMed toxicity of heavy metals
(NLM)  (63) Devi, Parmila ; Saroha, Anil K
Technology Research Artigo Bioresource Technology, June 2014, Vol.162, pp.308-315
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Engineering The risk analysis was performed to study the bioavailability and
Research Database  eco-toxicity of heavy metals in biochar obtained from pyrolysis
(54) of sludge of pulp and paper mill effluent treatment plant. The
Mais opções  sludge was pyrolyzed at different temperatures (200–700 °C)
and the resultant biochar were analyzed for fractionation of
heavy metals by sequential extraction procedure. It was
Título do periódico  observed that all the heavy metals get enriched in biochar
Applied Microbiology matrix after pyrolysis, but the bioavailability and eco-toxicity of
and Biotechnology  the heavy metals in biochar were significantly reduced as the
(2) mobile and bioavailable heavy metal fractions were transformed
Bioresource into the relatively stable fractions. Moreover, it was observed
Technology  (3) that the leaching potential of heavy metals decreased after
pyrolysis and the best results were obtained for biochar
Chemosphere  (4)
pyrolyzed at 700 °C.
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Groundwater quality assessment in emerging industrial Todas versões

Novas pesquisas cluster of alluvial aquifer near Jaipur, India
sugeridas Chintalapudi, Padmakar ; Pujari, Paras ; Khadse, Gajanan ;
Sanam, Ramya ; Labhasetwar, Pawan National Environmental
deste autor: Artigo Engineering Research Institute, Water Technology and
Kong, In Chul Management Division
Devi, Parmila Environmental Earth Sciences, 2017, Vol.76(1) [Periódico
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Ko, Kyung-Seok Groundwater is the major source of drinking water on the
Khan, Rahat earth's surface. The threat to groundwater contamination is
increasing day by day due to rapid increase in industrialization
and urbanization. The present study aims at assessing the
Neste assunto: groundwater quality contamination threat around industrial
Environmental cluster at Rajasthan State Industrial Development and
Sciences Investment Corporation (RIICO) in Jaipur district of Rajasthan,
Environment India. The cluster does not have common effluent treatment
Engineering plant, and very few units have their effluent treatment plants.
Heavy Metals Groundwater samples were collected around the industrial
Metals cluster and its vicinity and analyzed for major cations, anions
and trace elements. The water quality data indicate that total
dissolved solids exceed the drinking water standard set by the
assinar RSS Bureau of Indian Standards in few samples, and trace elements
of health significance are not detected in any sample. The soil
Adicionar analysis indicates that only the top surface near the point of
página ao Meu disposal of the treated effluent is affected. In view of the thick
Espaço alluvium of 60-80 m and the water table above 30 m, the
effluents are retarded significantly before reaching the water
table. The sodium adsorption ratio of water samples indicates
its suitability for irrigation and falls in the category of fairly
suitable to excellent. Piper plot reveals that dominant cations
are Na (super +) , K (super ++) and Mg (super ++) and dominant
anions are HCO (sub 3) (super -) and CO (sub 3) (super -) . The
Gibbs plot indicates that rock-water interactions influence the
groundwater quality. The study reveals that the groundwater
quality from most of the sources meets the requirements of
drinking water standards, and there is enough environmental
space available for the expansion of industrial belt in this RIICO
hub. Copyright 2016 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
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Importance of legislation on the treatment of chemical Todas versões

effluents as a way to avoid environmental pollution: the use
of numerical technique to simulate the sedimentation of
chemical effluents
Artigo Alex Alves Bandeira
Environmental Science and Pollution Research International, Jan
2019, Vol.26(3), pp.2547-2558 [Periódico revisado por pares]
Environmental pollution analysis should be present in scientific
research. The more organized the environmental laws of a
particular place, the smaller the risks imputed to the
ecosystem. The environmental damages that irregular waste
from industrial effluents can cause are notorious. However,
Brazil lacks extensive legal regulation, which is an embryonic
legal matter. There is no specific law regulating a National
Industrial Effluent Policy, dealing with the treatment and final
disposal of these chemical compounds. Until a solid legal
structure has been formalized on the treatment and final
disposal of industrial effluents in Brazil, it is necessary that
scientific researches optimize techniques capable of causing
lower environmental impacts, so as to avoid possible pollution
to the bodies of water. This article defends the argument that it
is possible to elaborate legislation on the treatment and final
disposal of industrial effluents in Brazil, through the application
of engineering...
, CETREL (Liquid Effluent Treatment Plant). To... of a chemical
effluent treatment plant, in this case... Effluent Treatment
Plant), located at
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Co-processing of phosphate and paint sludge of ACC Todas versões

Madukkarai
Bundela, Pushpendra S. ; Parlikar, U. ; Gautam, S. P.
International Journal of Applied Environmental Sciences, July,
Artigo 2011, Vol.6(3), p.279(22) [Periódico revisado por pares]
The huge amount of paint and phosphate sludge waste materials
generated by M/S Ford India Private Limited during
manufacturing of cars and other vehicle. The Co-processing of
phosphate sludge waste in the cement kiln is the
environmentally sound manner without influencing emissions an
partial replacement of traditional fuel. Co-processing benefits
up grade waste management reduce environmental impacts,
improves the industrial sectors competitiveness, decreases
largely the cost of waste management of sludge and improves
all techno- economically factors. The analysis results of the
stack parameters reveled that the emission values are well
below the standard set by Central Pollution Control Board for
the common hazardous waste incinerators. The cement
manufacturing process require high temperature in the kiln
around 1400-1450 [degrees]C with a high residence time of 4-5
sec. such high temperature conditions ensure no noxious
emission during the Co-processing of the waste materials.
Keywords: Waste, Incineration, Cement. Kiln, hazardous.
Generation Phosphate Sludge 12.5 Effluent Treatment Plant
Table 2: Transportation Details of Phosphate Sludge. Truck No.
Quantity
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Spatial distribution of major, some trace and rare earth Todas versões
elements and mineralogy of sediments of Buriganga River,
Bangladesh
Mohiuddin K. M. ; Otomo K. ; Ogawa Y. ; Shikazono N.
Artigo International Journal of Applied Environmental Sciences, May,
2011, Vol.6(2), p.201(16) [Periódico revisado por pares]
Sediment samples were collected from twenty selective sites of
the river Buriganga during summer 2009 and analyzed to
determine the extent of major, some trace and rare earth
elements and to recognize the mineralogy of sediments of
Buriganga River. The total concentrations of major, trace and
rare earth elements of sediment samples were estimated by X-
Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy. The mineralogical constituents
in the sediment samples were indentified using X-Ray
Diffractometer. The average concentration of vanadium,
rubidium, strontium, yttrium, zirconium, niobium, tin,
antimony, cesium, barium, lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium
and neodymium in Buriganga river sediment were 90.4, 132.0,
154.4, 36.3, 424.8, 17.1, 4.9, 1.2, 10.5, 493.2, 56.4, 105.5, 11.6
and 42.0[micro]g [g.sup.-1], respectively. Along with
aluminosilicate minerals, other minerals like iron oxides and to
a lesser extent, sodium, manganese, titanium and phosphorus
containing minerals were present in sediments. Quartz,
feldspar, several clay minerals like micas & illites, chamosite,
chlorites, kaolinite & biotite; bayerite and calcite were common
in sediment samples. Several elements like yttrium, zirconium,
niobium, cesium, cerium, praseodymium and neodymium
content in sediments were relatively higher than that of
average shale and continental upper crust values. On the other
hand, strontium and barium content was lower than that of
average shale and continental upper crust values. Enrichment
factor values suggest that tin, antimony, zirconium, cesium,
rubidium, lanthanum and cerium were enriched in the
sediments. On the basis of Index of geoaccumulation
([I.sub.geo]) the Buriganga river sediment is uncontaminated to
moderately contaminate with tin, antimony, zirconium,
lanthanum, cesium, rubidium and cerium. While [I.sub.geo]
values for strontium, vanadium, neodymium, yttrium, niobium,
praseodymium and barium exhibit in class "zero", indicates
uncontaminated sediments with these elements. Keywords:
Enrichment, Trace metals, Rare earth elements, Mineralogy,
Buriganga river, Sediments
are still 311 of industries of "red category" in and around the
capital yet to build effluent treatment plant (ETP), while 371
heavy polluter industries have
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Risk assessment and technical feasibility of usage of paper Todas versões

mill sludge biochar-based exhausted adsorbent for
geopolymeric brick formation
Devi, Parmila ; Saroha, Anil
Artigo Environmental Science and Pollution Research International, Nov
2016, Vol.23(21), pp.21641-21651 [Periódico revisado por pares]
Risk assessment and technical feasibility of brick formation from
exhausted paper mill sludge derived biochar obtained after its
use as an adsorbent for the treatment of effluent containing
pentachlorophenol was studied. The bricks were prepared by
geopolymerization mechanism in presence of sodium hydroxide,
and the extent of geopolymerization was determined on the
basis of crystal structure, surface functionalities, and surface
morphology of the bricks. The preparation parameters (sodium
hydroxide dosage, initial water and calcium carbonate content
and curing temperature) were optimized and the results were
analyzed in terms of compressive strength, water absorption,
and abrasion index. Risk assessment of heavy metals was
performed to determine the contamination level and overall
hazard index of the biochar-based geopolymer bricks. Hazard
quotient and hazard index were calculated to assess the overall
non-carcinogenic risk posed by selected heavy metals via
ingestion and dermal contact. The leaching potential of heavy
metal and pentachlorophenol from the biochar-based
geopolymer bricks was also determined. The results showed
that the biochar-based geopolymer bricks showed good
mechanical properties and the concentration of heavy metals in
the leachate falls within the permissible limits prescribed by
Indian Standards for Industrial and Sewage Effluents Discharge
(inland surface water).
from paper mill effluent treatment plant sludge for
bioavailability & ecotoxicity... chemical composition of the
effluent treatment plant sludge is almost
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Data on pollutants content in the influent and effluent from Todas versões
wastewater treatment plant of Rasht in Guilan Province, Iran
Hosseinipour Dizgah, Salar ; Taghavi, Kamran ; Jaafari, Jalil ;
Roohbakhsh, Esmaeil ; Ashrafi, Seyed Davoud
Artigo Data in Brief, February 2018, Vol.16, pp.271-275 [Periódico
revisado por pares]
Data on this paper show the concentrations of COD, BOD , TSS,
K , Ca , Na , Cl , , , Mn , Fe , Mg , Zn , Ni, Pb, Cu and Cd in the
influent and effluent of wastewater, and also the nematode
eggs, total and fecal coliform in effluents from wastewater
treatment plant of Rasht, Guilan Province, in Iran.
Measurements of pollutants in influent and effluent was
measured according to standard methods (W.E. Federation and
Association, A. P. H., 2005) . Statistical analysis of the data was
carried out using Special Package for Social Sciences (SPSS 16).
as summer seasons. The 2 weekly samples were collected from
both influent and effluent of wastewater treatment plant by a
grab sampling method and analyzed...
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Risk assessment of heavy metals from combustion of Todas versões

pelletized municipal sewage sludge
Xiao, Zhihua ; Yuan, Xingzhong ; Leng, Lijian ; Jiang, Longbo ;
Chen, Xiaohong ; Zhibin, Wu ; Xin, Peng ; Jiachao, Zhang ; Zeng,
Artigo Guangming
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2016, Vol.23(4),
pp.3934-3942 [Periódico revisado por pares]
Fly ash and slag are important by-products obtained from
combustion of municipal sewage sludge (MSS) after
pelletization. The quantitative environmental impact
assessment of heavy metals in fly ash and slag, compared to
MSS, were performed in accordance with bioavailability and
eco-toxicity, geo-accumulation index (GAI), risk assessment
code (RAC), and potential ecological risk index (PERI). The
results demonstrated that not only direct but also long-term
bioavailability and eco-toxicity of heavy metals in fly ash and
slag decreased except direct bioavailability and eco-toxicity of
Pb in fly ash. The GAI demonstrated that combustion
significantly weakened ( P < 0.05) the pollution levels of heavy
metals. PERI indicated that all risks attributed to heavy metals
were significantly lowered ( P < 0.05) from 777.07 (very high
risk) in MSS to 288.72 (moderate risk) and 64.55 (low risk) in fly
ash and slag, respectively. In terms of the RAC, seven heavy
metals had low even no risk to the environments after
combustion besides As in slag. The environmental risk of heavy
metals in fly ash and slag was decreased compared with MSS.
However, the results of PERI showed that fly ash had a moderate
risk.
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Biomedical waste management guidelines 2016: What's done Todas versões

and what needs to be done.(Special Article)
Singhal, Lipika ; Tuli, Arpandeep ; Gautam, Vikas
Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology, 2017, Vol.35(2), p.194
Artigo [Periódico revisado por pares]
The latest biomedical waste (BMW) management guidelines
which have been introduced in 2016 are simplified and made
easier so that they can be easily followed by various health
agencies. The categories of BMW have been reduced from ten
(in 1998) to four in the latest (2016) guidelines. Many changes
have been made in these latest guidelines, which have been
summarised in the article below. The segregation of hospital
waste plays a very important role, so the waste has to be sorted
out at the source of generation according to the category to
which it belongs as given in the newer guidelines. Newer waste
treatment facilities such as plasma pyrolysis, encapsulation,
inertisation have been introduced, and we have to do away with
older facilities such as incineration as toxic fumes (dioxins and
furans) are produced which are harmful to both health and
environment. We can even think of using these wastewater
treatment plants to remove the antimicrobial resistance genes
during the processing of the waste, which is being generated
from the hospitals.
as incinerator, autoclave or microwave and effluent treatment
plant. Another concern raised in these new rules is the use of
chlorinated plastic bags...
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