A5102006204- Membrane Separation Technologies
- Magnesium Oxide Properties and Applications
- Meat and Animal Product Quality
- Advanced oxidation water treatment
- Gut microbiota and health
- Mine drainage and remediation techniques
- Arsenic contamination and mitigation
- Animal Nutrition and Physiology
Guangxi University
2024
State Key Laboratory For Conservation and Utilization of Subtropical Agro-Bioresources
2024
University of Surrey
2006-2009
This study aimed to reveal the effects and regulatory mechanism of dietary NDF on performance pigs by multi-omics analysis. Results showed that 16 % significantly improved meat quality, increased flavor amino acid content, reduced backfat thickness feed-to-gain ratio. 16S rDNA sequencing abundance Akkermansia, Lachnoclostridium, Ruminococcus. Transcript analysis genes related muscle development lipid metabolism were modified. Metabonomic fatty metabolites. Correlation suggested treatment may...
Using electrocoagulation (EC) as a new method to treat boron containing effluent/wastes has been studied. With combined mechanisms of adsorption and precipitation, the EC is very effective remove boron; 82% from model waters ([B]0 = 250–500 mgL-1) can be removed at current density 62.1 Am-2 (equivalent 3.3 molar ratio Al:B). In treatment industrial effluents, effectively arsenic simultaneously, [As] was reduced 15 <0.1 mgl-1. A multistage configuration even more removal percentage >99.9%,...
Environmental Context. Various environmental regulation organizations have set up standards or guidelines to regulate the boron concentration in drinking water, as a result of concern for human and animal health. In 2004, World Health Organization Guidelines Drinking Water Quality recommended values no more than 0.5 mg L–1 water. Preliminary studies on removal with electrocoagulation been carried out. However, order enhance using this method, meet stringent place by Organization, there is...
This paper explores the use of electrocoagulation to remove boron from waste effluent in comparison with alum coagulation. In treating model test wastes, greater removals were achieved at low doses than conventional coagulation when reaction was undertaken for same conditions (pH 8.5, and initial concentration 500 mg/L). Al can achieve good removal performance (68.3%) a dose 2.1 (as molar ratio Al:B, current density 62.1 A/m2), while only maximum 56% 2.4. Also, 15–20% more compared treatment...