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Date: Mon, 08 May 1989 12:40
Date: Mon, 08 May 1989 12:40
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Southern Kyushu in Japan is a centre of alcoholic
beverage production. The distillery waste is now dumped
into the sea at a disposal cost to the distilleries at
3000 Yen per m3. Research studies at Miyazaki
University and Fujita Construction Co., using dissolved
air and anaerobic digestion in submerged rotating
biological contactor (RBC) may provide an answer to
sea-water pollution around Kyushu. With 24 hours
detention at 37 celcius, 90 % of TOC is converted to
gases (65 % is methane).
More information: see Water Quality International.
No.4. 1988.
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