The occurrence of sand and dust storms (SDSs) is essential for the geochemical cycling of
nutrients; however, it is considered a meteorological hazard common to arid regions …

Dust storms, increasingly prevalent due to anthropogenic climate change, pose a significant
environmental hazard by facilitating the long-range transport of contaminants, including …

This study explores the optimization of iron electrocoagulation for treating laundry greywater,
which accounts for up to 38% of domestic greywater. Characterized by high concentrations …

In the electrocoagulation process, passivation or corrosion of the electrodes is one of the
biggest challenges that cause a drop in treatment effectiveness. In this study, the effect of …

In-plant wastewater treatment strategies to handle bypass wastewater exceeding design
capacity are insufficiently investigated in the scientific literature notwithstanding their …

The urgent need to eliminate Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) has positioned electrooxidation
(EO) as a key solution for pollutant degradation. This study evaluates several machine …

Phenol and its derivatives, commonly found in industrial processes as raw materials,
intermediates, or final products, pose a considerable environmental risk due to their toxic …

BACKGROUND Ferrate (VI), an environmentally friendly oxidant, has recently emerged as
one of the most promising chemicals for water and wastewater treatment due to its versatile …

Wastewater treatment is an environmental issue of the utmost importance. Pesticides,
industrial waste, chemical fertilizers, and radioactive waste are some of the causes for water …

Bypass wastewaters in excess of plant capacity require in-plant wastewater treatment
strategies capable of lessening the contamination magnitude prior to their discharge into …