zeahealth/medstack-medimage-medtech-v1 huggingface dataset:
The MAP-citric-acid solution is trickled down into the compartment where the filter bags are usually located. Here, buckets are used to collect the liquid for further reuse. Photo: Enno Schroeder, July 2011
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
Blue Grass Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant craft workers safely lower two aluminum precipitation reactors into the Supercritical Water Oxidation Processing Building. The reactors will separate aluminum particles from energetic hydrolysates during plant operations.
Attribution: PEO ACWA
This is how the precipitation tank looked like after cleaning it with the MAP-citric-acid solution and a brush. Photo: Enno Schroeder, July 2011
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
1st SanABC - Seminar with focus on school sanitation for German NGOs in Eschborn, Germany (October 23 / 24, 2010)
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
MAP is Magnesium Ammonium Phosphate or struvite and can be made from urine precipitation. On this photo you see the reactor manufactured by Huber SE after its arrival at the office building in Eschborn, Germany. This reactor is used for
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
Front view of the MAP (i.e. magnesium ammonium phosphate NH4MgPO4) precipitation reactor. The reator is installed in the office building in Eschborn within the project SANIRESCH. The picture was taken before usage started. (Photo: Martina Winker, May 2010.)
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
MAP (i.e. magnesium ammonium phosphate NH4MgPO4, struvite) precipitation reactor set up in the office building in Eschborn within the project SANIRESCH before start-up of the reactor. The connecting pipies are still missing. (Photo: Martina Winker, May 2010.)
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
There is currently no fixed cleaning routine for the reactor. It is cleaned as required. Here, the last use took place one week before the photo was taken. The residues that are visible on the inside of the precipitation tank
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
Here you see the precipitation tank after a certain period of operation. Some magnesium oxide which is added to the liquid is remaining on the wall of the tank. In the lower part of the tank, you see a darker
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat
Mayor Peter Miguel (Koronadal City, Philippines) asking questions about the sequential batch reactor Owner of the picture: ADB Taken by Edzel Roman
Attribution: SuSanA Secretariat