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Phosphorus balance at Tartu wwtp, estonia

Toomiste et al., 2010

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1037836259869701986
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Toomiste H
Haller J
Kriipsalu M
Kuusemets V
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Linnaeus Eco-Tech

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Sewage sludge is usually considered as treatment residue that needs expensive treatment for removal. The treatment and handling of sludge can form 20 to 50% from a wastewater treatment facility's costs. Sludge volumes will continue to grow worldwide with increasing …
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    • C02—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
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