Water Treatment Plant Waste Management

Abstract

Describes how to determine sludge quantities and characteristics, select a waste management system, assess costs of treatment systems, and optimize system performance. Also describes a pilot procedure and design techniques for nonmechanical dewatering methods. Published in 1987.

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Water Treatment Plant Waste Management

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#90527

11/01/1987

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Water Treatment Plant Waste Management

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Water Treatment Plant Waste Management

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