Swine Wastewater Treatment by using Steel-making Slag 


Vol. 6,  No. 2, pp. 85-92, Dec.  2000


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  Abstract

For increase of recycling rate of steel-making slag, the swine wastewater treatment using steel-making slag as filter media were investigated. As the discharged wastewater from the existing facilities retreated through the laboratory wastewater treatment equipment filled with steel-making slag as filter, pH of retreated wastewater was increased, and the concentration of N, P, COD and BOD were decreased. For the pilot experiment, steel-making slag eliminated suspended substances and absorbed a shock of sudden change of their concentration in influent. COD and BOD were decreased under the influence of them in influent. As calcination increased the amount of free-CaO in steel-making slag, the calcined eliminated phosphorus more effectively and increase pH than the uncalcined.

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[IEEE Style]

K. TH and P. KB, "Swine Wastewater Treatment by using Steel-making Slag," Clean Technology, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 85-92, 2000. DOI: .

[ACM Style]

Kim TH and Park KB. 2000. Swine Wastewater Treatment by using Steel-making Slag. Clean Technology, 6, 2, (2000), 85-92. DOI: .