Assessment of Zn and Cu Effect of Cadmium Sorption Based on Genetically Generated Fuzzy Knowledge Bases

A. Smoczynska; H Bartnicka; Marek Balazinski; Sofiane Achiche; Maria Elektorowicz; L. Smoczynski

Assessment of Zn and Cu Effect of Cadmium Sorption Based on Genetically Generated Fuzzy Knowledge Bases

A. Smoczynska, H Bartnicka, Marek Balazinski, Sofiane Achiche, Maria Elektorowicz, L. Smoczynski

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Municipal solid wastes can be segregated on the basis of their heavy metal content and their disposale in separate landfill cells. Therefore, the objective of the project was to investigate the interaction between copper (Cu) or Zinc (Zn) and cadmnium (Cd) using equilibrium batch absorbtion experiments. The results of the experimental invistigations were extended using Fuzzy-Logic Knowledge.

Original language	English
Publication date	2005
Publication status	Published - 2005
Externally published	Yes
Event	International Workshop on Fate and Impact of Persistent Pollutants in the Agroecosystems - Pulawy, Poland Duration: 10 Mar 2005 → 12 Mar 2005

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Conference	International Workshop on Fate and Impact of Persistent Pollutants in the Agroecosystems
Country/Territory	Poland
City	Pulawy
Period	10/03/2005 → 12/03/2005

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2005. Abstract from International Workshop on Fate and Impact of Persistent Pollutants in the Agroecosystems, Pulawy, Poland.

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Assessment of Zn and Cu Effect of Cadmium Sorption Based on Genetically Generated Fuzzy Knowledge Bases

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