Avicenna Journal of Environmental Health Engineering
- ISSN: 2423-4583
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- Language: EN
- Organization: Hamadan University of Medical Sciences
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- Publish Date : 2016-Jan-19
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- Publish Date : 2015-Dec-31
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Research Article
26/12/2015
The
evaluation
of
both
qualitative
and
quantitative
factors
regarding
biomedical
waste
can
help
remedy
the
shortcomings
of
the
current
hospital
waste
management
(HWM)
system.
The
present
study
used
a
questionnaire
and
a
weighing
operation
to
investigate
the
perceived
quality
of
HWM
and
the
quantity
of
biomedical
waste
...
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Research Article
26/12/2015
Since
the
process
of
heterogeneous
Fenton
is
more
complex
and
dynamic
than
the
common
Fenton
process,
control
and
online
monitoring
is
entirely
vital
for
optimum
operation
of
this
system.
This
study
was
aimed
to
investigate
the
effects
of
pH,
oxidation-reduction
potential
(ORP)
and
dissolved
oxygen
(DO)
variations
...
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more
Research Article
26/12/2015
Members
of
the
genus
Bdellovibrio
are
small
and
highly
motile
Gram-negative
predators
of
other
Gram-negative
bacteria.
Bdellovibrio
enters
the
prey
cell,
transforming
it
into
a
structure
that
is
referred
to
as
a
bdelloplast.
It
then
grows
and
divides
inside
the
bdelloplast,
ending
in
lysis
and
the
release
...
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more
Research Article
23/12/2015
In
the
current
study,
the
life
cycle
assessment
(LCA)
method
was
used
to
expect
the
emissions
of
different
environmental
pollutants
through
qualitative
and
quantitative
analyses
of
solid
wastes
of
Qazvin
city
in
different
final
disposal
methods.
Therefore,
four
scenarios
with
the
following
properties
considering
physical
analysis
of
...
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more
Research Article
22/12/2015
Cystoisospora
spp.,
formerly
known
as
Isospora
spp.,
are
coccidian
parasitic
protozoan
with
several
species
infecting
a
wide
variety
of
organisms
such
as
humans,
felines
and
canines.
This
study
was
designed
to
evaluate
the
prevalence
of
Cystoisospora
spp.
oocysts
in
the
soil
collected
from
Kermanshah
city,
the
west
...
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more
Research Article
26/12/2015
Pentachlorophenol
(PCP),
which
is
one
of
the
resistant
phenolic
compounds,
has
been
classified
in
the
category
of
EPA’s
priority
pollutants
due
to
its
high
toxicity
and
carcinogenic
potential.
Therefore,
its
removal
from
water
and
wastewater
is
very
important.
Various
methods
have
been
studied
for
removing
the
compound,
...
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more
Research Article
29/12/2015
Compared
to
other
medical
clinics,
dental
centers
produce
a
relatively
small
amount
of
healthcare
waste.
However,
they
are
responsible
for
the
production
of
certain
amounts
of
waste
that
can
cause
serious
health
and
environmental
hazards
if
not
treated
properly.
Determining
the
quantity
and
quality
of
dental
waste
...
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more
Research Article
29/12/2015
A
study
was
conducted
to
treat
stabilized
leachate
by
applying
polyaluminium
chloride
(PAC)
and
tobacco
leaf
extract
as
a
coagulant
and
coagulant
aid.
Experimental
results
indicated
that
the
tobacco
leaves
were
positively
charged.
The
removal
rate
of
the
chemical
oxygen
demand,
using
1500
mg/L
PAC
as
a
...
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