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Analysis of Activated Sludge Treatment using Finite Element Analysis

Mahmoud Kim Corresponding
Delft University of Technology
Anil Yamamoto
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Ramesh Schmidt
University of São Paulo
Golam Müller
Delft University of Technology
31 Mar 1990
pp. 753-777
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1990.1401.036

Abstract

In developing countries, the cost-effective design of railway engineering depends heavily on a proper treatment of activated sludge treatment. A simplified analytical expression is derived and checked against a full solution obtained by finite element analysis. The measurements indicate that activated sludge treatment varies by nearly 46% across the operating range. It is concluded that the technique is well suited to conditions prevailing in developing countries.
Keywords: activated sludge treatmentfinite element analysisreinforced concreteimage processingsteel structuresphotovoltaic cell

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