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Analysis reveals environmental hazards in biological treatment, suggesting low-intensity cavitation reduces emissions and waste.
The results of the analysis of factors that violate the ecological balance and have negative con-sequences for the environment are presented. A comprehensive approach is proposed to improve en-vironmental safety during the operation of biological treatment facilities using the low-intensity cavi-tation method in the technological process. Developed engineering and technological solutions make it possible to improve bio-purification technologies. As a result, the negative impact of atmospheric emissions, liquid effluents and solid waste on the environment is reduced during the operation of column-type aerotanks based on the use of the low-intensity cavitation method
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