On-Line Monitoring to Control Transients in Wastewater Treatment

Abstract

Evaluates the current capability of on-line monitoring sensors and instruments specifically related to individual chemical compounds and the capability of using such sensors/instrumentation effectively in control loops for real-time control of wastewater treatment systems. Published by WERF. 112 pages. Soft cover.

Originally funded as WERF project 92-OPW-1.

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On-Line Monitoring to Control Transients in Wastewater Treatment

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