Coagulant Recovery: A Critical Assessment

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Reviews operational, water quality, and economic implications of existing coagulant recovery systems in the United States and abroad. Also quantifies economics of sludge recovery versus sludge disposal and discusses methods to increase efficiency. Published in 1991. (Still available to Foundation subscribers as Order 90565.)

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Coagulant Recovery: A Critical Assessment

Abstract

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Coagulant Recovery: A Critical Assessment

Fit for Purpose Water: The Cost of "Over-Treating" Reclaimed and other Water

Integrated Treatment Process Management for Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment Operations: Research Roadmap

Best Practices for Sustainable Wastewater Treatment: Initial Case Study Incorporating European Experience and Evaluation Tool Concept

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