The treatment of brackish peat water presents a formidable challenge due to its elevated
levels of natural organic matter and salinity which not only hinder conventional water …

Coagulants are widely used for solids (uneaten food, faeces, etc.) management in
recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), but no recent research has been performed on the …

Nutrient export from drained peatland has significant impacts on aquatic environments in
Nordic catchments. Spatial information on variations in nutrient concentrations across …

Water degradation from palm oil plantation runoff in Borneo rural areas has compelled the
local communities to rely on untreated river water which does not meet the Malaysia …

Peatland-based treatment wetlands that purify incoming water by means of natural physical,
chemical and biological processes belonging to the peatland ecosystem are widely used at …

Chemical treatment of non-point derived pollution often suffers from undesirable oscillations
in purification efficiency due to variations in runoff water quality. This study examined the …

Abstract A polymeric-Al-Zn-Fe (PAZF) coagulant showing high removal of pollutants has
been successfully developed using a galvanized slag in earlier works, but it gave less …

Peat extraction runoff water requires chemical treatment to remove organic matter and
phosphorus. In Finland, ferric sulphate (FS) is normally used as coagulant agent, but …

Peatland drainage and peat extraction result in runoff water rich in humus, sediments, and
nutrients that requires simple purification methods to prevent pollution of surface waters …

Humic substances (HS) are hydrophobic parts of dissolved organic matter, which are hard to
degrade using biological processes. When exposed to disinfection processes, the HS …