Search for dissertations about: "Phosphorus extractions"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words Phosphorus extractions.
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1. Soluble and Plant Available Phosphorus in Acid Soils
Abstract : The P availability and solubility differ between soils and plants seem to have different ways of utilising the P present. The many P fractions present in soil interact and are closely related to another and transformations may easily occur. Due to this more P than the soluble fraction is available to plants. READ MORE
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2. Bed filters for phosphorus removal in on-site wastewater treatment : Removal mechanisms and sustainability
Abstract : For many surface waters, phosphorus (P) leaching is a serious problem that should be minimized to prevent eutrophication. In Sweden there is a demand for physical and technical development of high-performance P removal techniques to reduce phosphorus leaching from on-site wastewater treatment systems to the Baltic Sea. READ MORE
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3. Phosphorus chemistry in managed forest soils : effects of weathering and wood ash fertilisation
Abstract : Weathering and Podzolisation are key mechanisms that transform primary mineral apatite into a phosphorus (P) pool with low solubility. In addition, intensive forest harvesting removes nutrients from the soil, reducing P availability. READ MORE
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4. Pressurized Fluid Extraction : A Sustainable Technique with Added Values
Abstract : The challenge for the future was defined by the Brundtland Commission (1987) and by the Rio Declaration (1992), in which the fundamental principles for achieving a sustainable development were provided. Sustainable chemistry can be defined as the contribution of chemistry to the implementation of the Rio Declaration. READ MORE
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5. Removal and Recovery of Metals from Municipal Solid Waste Incineration ashes by a Hydrometallurgical Process
Abstract : Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) fly ash contains significant amounts of leachable metals, and is therefore considered to be a hazardous waste. The increased amounts of fly ash generated cause environmental issues, management costs and accumulation of valuable metals in landfills. READ MORE