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Original Articles

Potential use of solar energy for waste activated sludge treatment

Pages 82-91 | Received 27 Sep 2011, Accepted 27 Feb 2012, Published online: 05 Apr 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1 Solar pilot plant.

Figure 1 Solar pilot plant.

Figure 2 Evolution of COD for WAS as a function of solar oxidation time in different months. Inner: monthly average solar radiations during 2009.

Figure 2 Evolution of COD for WAS as a function of solar oxidation time in different months. Inner: monthly average solar radiations during 2009.

Figure 3 Percentage COD and TSS removals during sludge solar oxidation under clear and cloudy sky condition.

Figure 3 Percentage COD and TSS removals during sludge solar oxidation under clear and cloudy sky condition.

Table 1 Operational conditions of sequential solar oxidation & biological treatment processes.

Figure 4 Evolutions of COD and % COD removal during sequential solar oxidation & biological treatment (a) SQ1, (b) SQ2 and (c) SQ3.

Figure 4 Evolutions of COD and % COD removal during sequential solar oxidation & biological treatment (a) SQ1, (b) SQ2 and (c) SQ3.

Table 2 Experimental results obtained during sequential WAS oxidation.

Figure 5 Effect of single solar oxidation on SFI of sludge. Insert sludge volume index during solar oxidation.

Figure 5 Effect of single solar oxidation on SFI of sludge. Insert sludge volume index during solar oxidation.

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