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Focus on CSIR research in pollution and waste: Biological sulphate removal technology

Author: Godfrey, Linda K Date: Aug 2007 Acid mine drainage (AMD) is formed when the mineral pyrite comes into contact with oxygen and water, producing elevated sulphate, metal and acidity concentrations. Biological sulphate removal technology can be used to treat AMD, using cost ... Read more
Focus on CSIR research in pollution waste: Cellulose degradation, volatile fatty acid formation and biological sulphate removal operating and anaerobic hybrid reactor

Author: Greben, H Date: Aug 2007 The biological sulphate removal technology requires carbon and energy sources to reduce sulphate to sulphide. Plant biomass, e.g. cut grass, is a sustainable source of energy when cellulose is utilised in the anaerobic degradation to produce ... Read more
Relationships between sulphate reduction and COD/VFA utilisation using grass cellulose as carbon and energy sources

Author: Mulopo, J ; Greben, H ; Sigama, J ; Radebe, V ; Mashego, M ; Burke, L Date: Jul 2010 The release of mine effluents can have a damaging impact on receiving water bodies. Therefore, treatment of mine waters before discharge is imperative. A novel biological SO2/4 removal technology has been developed whereby the degradation/f ... Read more

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