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This research aims to develop an efficient process to treat challenging landfill leachate effectively.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Efficient Fenton/biological activated carbon filter process for treating landfill leachate

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This research aims to develop an efficient process to treat challenging landfill leachate effectively.
Development of a new combined Fenton and biological activated carbon filter process
Laboratory-scale experiments to evaluate treatment efficiency
Assessment of organic compound removal rates
Significant reduction in organic contaminants after treatment
Improvement in leachate quality indicators
Demonstrated cost-effectiveness compared to traditional methods

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Landfill leachate is recognized as one of the most difficult organic wastewaters to treat. This study, which aims to address the challenge of treating landfill leachate, developed a new combined...

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Salma Tabassum

Sakarya University

Guanglei Li

Sakarya University

Hüseyin Altundağ

Sakarya University

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Environmental Science Advances

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