Distillery effluent treatment using Artemia
Rahaman, A.A.; Devi, A.; Esso, M.S.; Prabhakar, J.
Indian Journal of Experimental Biology 30(4): 313-316
1992
ISSN/ISBN: 0019-5189 PMID: 1459599 Document Number: 398126
Artemia functions as living filter for the secondary treatment of distillery effluent, which reduces up to 69% of the total solids and 33.34% of BOD in the saline medium of 60 ppt. Chemical analysis of diluted effluent after treatment with Artemia showed a significant (P less than 0.001) decrease in the electrical conductivity, calcium and potassium values. However, an increase in sodium concentration and pH values, was recorded during experiment.
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