Mercedes Llorens

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Universidad de Murcia

Spain

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Mercedes Llorens is a Professor at the University of Murcia in Spain. Her research areas include environmental engineering, wastewater treatment optimization, biosorption processes, and energy efficiency in industrial settings. Recent publications highlight her work on methodologies for evaluating indoor ventilation, adsorption techniques using biochar, and the effects of heavy metals on activated sludge activity.

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Universidad de Murcia

SPAIN

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New Methodology to Evaluate and Optimize Indoor Ventilation Based on Rapid Response Sensors

Ciprofloxacin Uptake from an Aqueous Solution via Adsorption with K2CO3-Activated Biochar Derived from Brewing Industry Bagasse

Competitive Effect of Zinc and Cadmium on the Biosorption of Chromium by Orange Waste

Use of the Box–Behnken Experimental Design for the Optimization of Orange II (Acid Orange 7) Adsorption on Aloe vera

Tools for evaluation and prediction of industrial noise sources. Application to a wastewater treatment plant.

Oxygen Consumption in Two Subsurface Wastewater Infiltration Systems under Continuous Operation Mode

Methodology for Energy Optimization in Wastewater Treatment Plants. Phase III: Implementation of an Integral Control System for the Aeration Stage in the Biological Process of Activated Sludge and the Membrane Biological Reactor

Heavy metals effect on the heterotrophic activity of activated sludge

Methodology for Energy Optimization in Wastewater Treatment Plants. Phase II: Reduction of Air Requirements and Redesign of the Biological Aeration Installation

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Francisco del Cerro Velázquez

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