Evaluation of Particle Counting as a Measure of Treatment Plant Performance

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Assesses particle size analysis as a means of optimizing the filtration process. Evaluates sampling protocols and commercially available particle-counting instruments. Includes a pilot-scale study of pathogen removal and an evaluation of filtration processes. Published in 1992.

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03/01/1992

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Evaluation of Particle Counting as a Measure of Treatment Plant Performance

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Evaluation of Particle Counting as A Measure of Treatment Plant Performance

Filtration of Giardia Cysts and Other Particles Under Treatment Plant Conditions

Biological Particle Surrogates for Filtration Performance Evaluation

State-of-the-Science Review: Evidence for Pathogen Removal in Managed Aquifer Recharge Systems

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Evaluation and Demonstration of Biotechnological Tools and Methods for Improving Biofiltration Operation and Optimization

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