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Project #1159
Influent Constituent Characteristics of the Modern Waste Stream from Single Sources
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Principal Investigator
Kathryn
Lowe
Research Manager
Dr. Amit Pramanik
Contractor
Colorado School of Mines
Abstract
This research characterized the composition of modern single residential source onsite raw wastewater and primary treated effluent (i.e., septic tank effluent, STE) to aid in the design and management of onsite wastewater systems. Phase 1, a literature review and can be found in Lowe et al., 2007 and at (www.ndwrcdp.org/publications). Based on the literature review findings, Phase 2 characterized the composition of residential single source raw wastewaters and STE within three regions of the U.S. This report describes the approach and findings of that research. Published by WERF. 206 pages. Online PDF and field data spreadsheet. (2009)
Originally funded as WERF project 04-DEC-1.