New biological treatment plant for heavy metal-contaminated groundwater

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
P. J. H. Scheeren R. O. Koch C. J. N. Buisman L. J. Barnes J. H. Versteegh
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Jan 12, 1992

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Several water treatment options have been studied and piloted. A process based on activity of sulphate reducing bacteria combines sulphate removal and heavy metal removal in one process step. The anaerobic bacteria reduce the sulphate to sulphide and consequently metal sulphides will precipitate. The final design for the commercial scale plant is described.
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APA: P. J. H. Scheeren R. O. Koch C. J. N. Buisman L. J. Barnes J. H. Versteegh  (1992)  New biological treatment plant for heavy metal-contaminated groundwater

MLA: P. J. H. Scheeren R. O. Koch C. J. N. Buisman L. J. Barnes J. H. Versteegh New biological treatment plant for heavy metal-contaminated groundwater. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1992.

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