Publications by authors named "Sara Kazemi Yazdi"
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- Water usage is increasing due to its limited availability, prompting industries to focus on recycling water for production.
- Microalgae have emerged as a key element in the circular bioeconomy because of their rapid growth, nutrient consumption, and potential for bioremediation, which supports water reuse and biomass production.
- This review addresses the challenges of cultivating microalgae in wastewater, highlighting their potential to tackle emerging pollutants and contribute to environmental sustainability through innovative green solutions.
The aim was to assess the treatment efficiencies of experimental storm water detention (extended storage) systems based on the Atlantis Water Management Limited detention cells receiving concentrated runoff that has been primarily treated by filtration with different inert aggregates. Randomly collected gully pot liquor was used in stead of road runoff. To test for a 'worst case scenario', the experimental system received higher volumes and pollutant concentrations in comparison to real detention systems under real (frequently longer but diluted) runoff events.
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