Digital framework could optimise pharmaceutical wastewater treatment design

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Combining machine learning and modelling has shown promise for supporting efficient tetracycline degradation and minimising electrical energy consumption in wastewater treatment.

Applying both machine learning and the modelling technique response surface methodology (RSM) could advance pharmaceutical wastewater treatment design, research suggests.

The study by Ezati et al. demonstrated this approach can precisely and efficiently

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