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Prospective systems and technologies for the treatment of wastewater containing oil substances

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The article describes the research and subsequent application of the electric coagulating agents and galvanic coagulating agents. These may be used in order to raise the standard of the treatment of wastewater containing oil substances. A method of desalination of natural waters and wastewater by means of a dialyzer with a multilayer liquid membrane was designed. Our research obtained by the new way of filtration of oil substances and suspended substances has been designed for an ultra-gentle treatment of water. In comparison with already familiar methods like ultra-filtration and reverse osmosis, this new way has certain advantages. The function of materials will be examined in this article. Based on the research, we have found that the main advantages of the method using the coagulating agent are treatment efficiency, simple installation, etc. Agents can be used to increase the level of treatment of wastewater containing crude oil substances. We found and have demonstrated that, compared to usual methods used in the industry, e.g. heating (evaporation), ion exchange and other methods of demineralization (desalination) of wastewater, the presented way has several advantages like decreasing energy losses.

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  1. The South Ural State University, 78 Lenina pr, 454080, Chelyabinsk, Russia

    Evgenie Aleksandrovich Maksimov

  2. Faculty of Manufacturing Technologies, Technical University of Košice with Seat in Prešov, Štúrova 31, 080 01, Prešov, Slovakia

    Radoslav Kreheľ & Martin Pollák

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Maksimov, E.A., Kreheľ, R. & Pollák, M. Prospective systems and technologies for the treatment of wastewater containing oil substances. Clean Techn Environ Policy 18, 161–170 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10098-015-1003-0

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