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Nanobubbles improve dairy wastewater treatment

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SDSU researchers show nanobubbles significantly reduce biochemical and chemical oxygen demands and suspended solids in dairy wastewater.
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Nanobubbles improve dairy wastewater treatment

SDSU researchers show nanobubbles significantly reduce biochemical and chemical oxygen demands and suspended solids in dairy wastewater.

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Improving wastewater treatment with nanobubble technology

The Dakota State University with Alfred Chair Associate Professor in Dairy Manufacturing Maneesha Mohan uses nano-size bubbles to improve the efficiency of dairy water treatment. When dairy products are produced, wastewater is generated. These wastewaters, containing pathogens, organic compounds, nutrients and other pollutants, must be used to improve the efficiency of dairy water treatment.

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Issuesfr broke the news in on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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