Municipal Wastewater and Sludge Treatment¶
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Municipal Wastewater and Sludge Treatment.
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- Secondary Treatment
- In conventional municipal practice, activated sludge and attached-growth systems such as trickling filters are different implementations of this same stage invariant.
This sourceDescribes biological secondary treatment, suspended- and attached-growth routes, biomass formation, and downstream separation.
- In conventional municipal practice, activated sludge and attached-growth systems such as trickling filters are different implementations of this same stage invariant.
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