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Optimization performance of the thin film fixed bed reactor for the treatment and recyclic of waste water in Damascus

تحسين عمل المفاعل الوساطي الشمسي في معالجة المياه الملوثة، و إعادة استعمالها

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 Publication date 1997
  fields Physics
and research's language is العربية
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A simple description of the thin film fixed bed reactor (TFFBR) is given. The work has applied different methods of sedimentation of the solar catalyst suspension, including a new development of the method being used to meaure the fixation index as well as, the study of the temperature and mechanicaly - treated surface effects. The results of original waste water (taken from Barada river - Damascus) treatment, and a model waste water (with DCAA) treatment, Using the TFFBR , under SYRIAN climatic conditions, were discussed too .

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