Abstract: During a water quality survey of the Ganga and Yamuna of the Indogangetic plain, the assimilation of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) after the waste outfalls at the urban centers along these rivers was found to be exceedingly ...

Abstract: The design of class‐I (discrete particles) settling tanks would be more rational and economical if designed for overall particle removal rather than for an overflow rate based on the smallest particle to be removed. The ...

Abstract: A predictive model for moving media reactor performance is presented adopting a dimensional analysis of parameters involved. It is demonstrated that the reduced equilibrium concentration is a function of sorbent‐solute ...

Abstract: Phenol concentration in waste effluents generally varies from 10 mg/L–10,000 mg/L. With a continuous operating adsorption system provided at the source of pollution phenol concentrations may be reduced to levels low enough ...

Abstract: Measurements are reported for a spark-ignited (SI) engine burning natural gas and three simulated biogas fuels (natural gas, CO2, and N2 mixtures). Exhaust concentrations of CO, CO2,O2,NOx, and ...