Performance Evaluation of Wastewater Treated Plant for Ninava Drug Factory
Amar Thamir Hamad; Musaab Al-Tamer · 2011 · Tikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences
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Abstract
In this study the characteristics of raw and treated wastewater from Ninava drug factory were evaluated. The results revealed that the strength of raw wastewater can be classified as medium concentrated wastewater with respect to its BOD5 since the average value is 231.7 mg/l. In addition a strong correlations were found between many characteristics of raw waste. The characteristics of produced effluent from waste water treatment plant of the factory were within the Iraqi specification for the disposed wastewater constraints in 1997, where the average is 7.8 for pH, 40mg/l for SS, 2.8 mg/l for
Abstract by Amar Thamir Hamad; Musaab Al-Tamer, Tikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences (2011) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.25130/tjes.18.4.12