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Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, 1971
Quantity-quality availabilities and requirements are part of the system description to be considered in the solution based upon an origin-destination matrix. When tertiary treatment and desalting plants and blending are included in the matrix, plant capacities can be obtained for any year of projected demand. Entries in the matrix must include the unit
A. Bruce Bishop, David W. Hendricks
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Quantity-quality availabilities and requirements are part of the system description to be considered in the solution based upon an origin-destination matrix. When tertiary treatment and desalting plants and blending are included in the matrix, plant capacities can be obtained for any year of projected demand. Entries in the matrix must include the unit
A. Bruce Bishop, David W. Hendricks
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Water Reuse: Using Reclaimed Water for Irrigation [PDF]
, 2014 Describes water reuse and reclaimed water, explains how reclaimed water is produced, options for water reuse, water reuse regulations, and agronomic concerns with water reuse, and provides several case studies of water ...
Haering, Kathryn +3 more
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Water-Energy Interactions in Water Reuse
Water Intelligence Online, 2012The focus of Water-Energy Interactions of Water Reuse is to collect original contributions and some relevant publications from recent conference proceedings in order to provide state-of-art information on the use of energy in wastewater treatment and reuse systems.
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Water Reuse Augments Sustainable Water Resources
Opflow, 2015How Water Works is a series of illustrations that helps operators understand water processes, equipment, and technology.
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Journal AWWA, 1985
To arrive at satisfactory financing plans and price schedules for reuse water, economic feasibility studies of the proposed projects, including consideration of the no‐action alternative, should be undertaken before engaging in more traditional financial planning.
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To arrive at satisfactory financing plans and price schedules for reuse water, economic feasibility studies of the proposed projects, including consideration of the no‐action alternative, should be undertaken before engaging in more traditional financial planning.
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Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology, 2015
Guest editor Stuart Khan introduces the Potable Reuse of Water themed issue of Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology.
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Guest editor Stuart Khan introduces the Potable Reuse of Water themed issue of Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology.
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Filtration + Separation
Polat Makina’s centrifuge decanter technology prioritizes environmental sustainability and social benefits
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Polat Makina’s centrifuge decanter technology prioritizes environmental sustainability and social benefits
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Journal AWWA, 1973
The problems of reusing waters from polluted rivers and from wastewaters may be solved efficiently in various ways that will increase the supplies of both potable and nonpotable waters.
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The problems of reusing waters from polluted rivers and from wastewaters may be solved efficiently in various ways that will increase the supplies of both potable and nonpotable waters.
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Role of the social factors in success of solar photovoltaic reuse and recycle programmes
Nature Energy, 2021Julien Walzberg +2 more
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