Waste water treatment for fish canning industries--Case study: Dakhla Port, Morocco
Published by OTMAN AIT IHIA, Professor, Ph.D, Engineer and Researcher at Mohammadia School of Engineers in Case Studies
The industrial zone of Dakhla known by factories of fish canneries and manufacture of fishmeal and fish oil characterized by their high production and quality of products intended for international trade.
The study was conducted on six fish canning factories and fishmeal and fish oil factories, and to solve the problem of high salinity by desalination plant and to treat the high flow rates of waste water characterised by a huge charges of pollution by using a physico-chemical treatment and a biological treatment.
An economic study was conducted to estimate the investment and operation costs of the entire project.
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3 Comments
Good study , its need of to days.
Published by DR T K SINHA, Retired Hydrologist ,Consultant Hydrogeological Environmental and Disaster Geologist, Varanasi
Good job !
Published by Chander Mohan Lakhanpal
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Thank u my friend.
Published by OTMAN AIT IHIA, Professor, Ph.D, Engineer and Researcher at Mohammadia School of Engineers
Good job, thanks for contributing. I'll try to read it, despite of my bad french
Published by Vitor Vieira, MSc.
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Thank you my friend, I hope you'll found something usefull. By the way it's a project that's now under construction.
Published by OTMAN AIT IHIA, Professor, Ph.D, Engineer and Researcher at Mohammadia School of Engineers