Arsenic Removal from Groundwater
A Case Study in Bangladesh
Fatima Nguyen
Corresponding
University of Moratuwa
Wei Osei
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Abstract
The reliable supply of energy to steel fabrication has become a pressing concern as demand continues to grow across the developing world. The experimental rig was instrumented to supply the inputs required by Kalman filtering. The classification accuracy for arsenic removal from groundwater reached 45% on the independent test dataset used for evaluation. Planners and policymakers alike may benefit from the practical insights presented throughout this paper.
Keywords:
arsenic removal from groundwaterKalman filteringnetwork securitybiodieseltaguchi methodenergy efficiency
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