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[079] "Butanol recovery from a synthetic fermentation broth by vacuum distillation in rotating packed bed for improving the water reuse"
Karol DudekDone
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[073] "Cinética de Adsorción de Cobre en Residuos de Café Químicamente Modificados"
Ramona Guadalupe Martínez MezaDone
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[076] "Evaluación de la remoción de materia orgánica y nutrientes en un humedal electroquímico operado en corto circuito"
Kristel Guadalupe Neri NájeraDone
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[066] Slaughterhouse wastewater treatment in an anaerobic biofilm system using polyurethane/graphite/carbon nanofibers as carriers
Pedro Pérez RodríguezDone
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[100] Acumulación de sólidos gruesos, un problema que afecta la eficiencia de las PTAR con caudales mayores a 1 m3/s
Liliana García-SánchezDone
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[013] “Use of a biocoagulant produced from Opuntia robusta for the clarification of domestic wastewater”
Gloria Itzel Valdivia CabralDone
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[126] Evaluation of the effect of reaction time (RT) on the production of volatile fatty acids and hydrogen-rich biogas, in a dark fermentation process with suspended biomass from mezcal vinasses.
Sergio Alberto Díaz BarajasDone
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[164] Caracterización en SEM y FTIR de Carbón Activado a partir de aserrín modificado con partículas de hierro para remoción de arsénico presente en aguas contaminadas.
Mayela Janeth Zavala SánchezDone
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[168] GENERACIÓN DE ENERGÍA MEDIANTE CELDAS DE COMBUSTIBLE BIOCATÓDICAS EN EL TRATAMIENTO DE LODOS RESIDUALES
Gabriela Ramírez RobledoDone
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[123] Photocatalytic treatment of wastewater from a municipal slaughterhouse using TiO2 with LED lighting and sunlight.
Jorge Alexis Hurtado MartinDone
Laura has BSc and MSc Degrees in Environmental Engineering from ECCI University (Bogotá, Colombia) and Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (Mexico City), respectively. She is currently a PhD student of the Environmental Engineering Program at the UNAM-Engineering Institute, Juriquilla Academic Unit. Her research focuses on the development of biotechnologies for the removal of volatile methyl siloxanes from biogas.
Biogas, a product of the anaerobic decomposition of organic matter contained in wastewater and it is an important renewable energy source. The presence of traces of volatile methyl siloxanes (VMS) in biogas produces irreversible damages to devices used to generate electrical or thermal energy from biogas such as engines and turbines. VMS are highly recalcitrant compounds, their high hydrophobicity and the consequent mass transfer limitations between the gas and liquid phases is the main drawback for VMS removal via biotechnological processes. In the present work, we experimentally determined the Henry’s law constant for the most common siloxanes found in biogas: octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4) and decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5). Despite being indispensable for the design of biological systems for their elimination, the Henry’s law constant (H) values reported in the literature for D4 and D5 are scarce and highly inconsistent among them. Likewise, there is a lack of information on the solubility of VMS in liquid solvents that can be used for enhancing the biological removal performance of VMS, such as silicone oil. Therefore, the air/silicone oil partition coefficient (K) was also determined experimentally for D4 and D5. Both parameters H and K are of paramount relevance for the design and optimization of biological VMS removal systems.
https://zoom.us/j/97326842828?pwd=cXFmNUw3eHFLamxPUFRmMTd2QWdCQT09