Titlebook: Hypertrophic Reservoirs for Wastewater Storage and Reuse; Ecology, Performance Marcelo Juanicó,Inka Dor Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32838-2ch originated in the secondary treatment step, e.g., activated sludge bioflocs that have not settled out at the secondary clarifier. Others are particles that have been developed in the reservoir itself, e.g., algae. Those particulates affect the ecosystem in the reservoir as well as the effluent reuse systems.

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Book 1999rvoirs can play within general water resources management and wastewater reuse policy, to the design and operation of the units, including removal efficiencies for different pollutants. Furthermore, a detailed description of the ecological structure and function of the ecosystem of reservoirs is giv

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Wastewater Storage and Reuse for Irrigation in Israelo be undertaken: reduce water consumption through conservation, and increase the availability of water supply through wastewater reuse. The efforts invested in water reuse will preserve freshwater for potable uses.

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Nitrogen and Nitrificationrocesses. The greenhouse gases NO and N.O, both byproducts of the microbial nitrification process, also affect the atmospheric ozone layer by being involved in the catalytic destruction of the ozone in the atmosphere.

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Ingrid Ambos,Christiane Schiersmannhe consumers of crops from pathogenic microorganisms in the wastewater stream. This chapter will deal with the above questions with particular reference to the role of low cost hypertrophic stabilization ponds and reservoirs for wastewater storage and reuse.

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