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Treatments of asbestos containing wastes

Journal of Environmental Management, 2017
Since the second half of the twentieth century, many studies have indicated inhalation of asbestos fibers as the main cause of deadly diseases including fibrosis and cancer. Consequently, since the beginning of the 80s, many countries started banning production and use of asbestos containing products (ACP), although still present in private and public ...
Spasiano, D., Pirozzi, F.
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Microbial Waste Water Waste Treatment

1991
Publisher Summary This chapter outlines the microbial waste water and waste treatment, and describes the actual trends of environmental biotechnologies. A common feature of the majority of the treatment processes is that the substrate is a non-specified organic matter.
J. Holló   +3 more
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Work safety in waste treatment

Waste Management & Research, 1989
Accident risks in waste treatment were studied at five sanitary landfills, two plants using mainly manual sorting and one incineration plant in southern Finland. Work hazards were detected by means of safety analysis. In addition, accident statistics were used. Work safety problems were found at all work stages.
Matti Ettala   +2 more
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Waste treatment

1996
Abstract The first of these is covered in Chapter 2, the last in Chapter 12. This chapter will therefore concentrate on reprocessing wastes, with particular reference to the principal British site at Sellafield as a representative modem undertaking; waste management elsewhere and in other parts of the cycle is conducted on similar ...
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Biological waste treatment

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 2013
María, Gómez-Brandón   +1 more
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Newer Aspects of Waste Treatment

1960
Publisher Summary Modern industrialized and concentrated centers of civilization require enormous quantities of water and produce prodigious amounts of waste water. In this chapter the importance of selected laboratory studies in devising successful treatment of various wastes is emphasized.
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Waste treatment

Metal Finishing, 2009
Martin Kranert, Detlef Clauss
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Anaerobic treatments of chemical wastes

1986
Some reuslts on the anaerobic digestion of organic waste are ...
CECCHI, Franco   +3 more
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Waste Treatments

2020
Aiyoub Shahi   +3 more
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