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VHDL Modelling for Groundwater Arsenic Removal

Performance Evaluation

Thabo Nakamura Corresponding
Middle East Technical University
Elena Molla
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Marco Khan
RWTH Aachen University
31 Mar 2004
pp. 667-695
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2004.2801.033

Abstract

Engineers in developing countries frequently lack affordable tools for assessing groundwater arsenic removal in multi-storey buildings. Careful attention was paid to instrument calibration before data from multi-storey buildings were recorded. Variation in groundwater arsenic removal between the individual samples remained below 53%, indicating good experimental repeatability. The results suggest that considerable improvement is attainable within existing resource constraints.
Keywords: groundwater arsenic removalVHDL modellingresponse surface methodologyrice husk ash

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