Sandra O'Connor's research while affiliated with University of Galway and other places
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Publications (3)
Dissolved air flotation (DAF) waste, a byproduct with high lipid content separated from dairy wastewater, is disposed of by land spreading and causing environmental pollution. To develop a sustainable treatment for DAF waste, this study investigated the effects of food to inoculum (F/I) ratio and ultrasound pre-treatment on the anaerobic digestion...
Municipal wastewater constitutes the largest fraction of wastewater, and yet treatment processes are largely removal-based. High-rate anaerobic digestion (AD) has revolutionised the sustainability of industrial wastewater treatment and could additionally provide an alternative for municipal wastewater. While AD of dilute municipal wastewater is com...
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... Fermentation 2023, 9, 903 2 of 18 on hydraulic retention time (HRT) [9,10], organic loading [11,12], bioreactor configuration [13,14], etc. Compared with a moderate temperature, the psychrophilic temperature (<20 • C) [15,16] is relatively less suitable for microbial growth and metabolism in anaerobic digestion. However, low-temperature anaerobic digestion (LT-AD) requires considerably less energy input than mesophilic AD and has become a research focus. ...