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Elimination of iron from acidic mine drainage (AMD) in the co-treatment with poultry wastewater through a sulfate-reducing bioreactor
2016
Vietnam Journal of Biotechnology
Acid mine drainage (AMD) is contaminated water from mining indistry, characterized by low pH (1 – 4) and high concentration of heavy metals (up to thousands ppm). AMD is highly toxic to aquatic life and soil ecology surrounding the mining areas, therefore should be treated adequately before discharging to the environment. The treatment technology based on sulfate-reducing bioreactors has been applying widely with high efficiency. Sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) stand at the central point of the
doi:10.15625/1811-4989/14/2/9363
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