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A technological, economic and social exploration of phosphate recovery from centralised sewage treatment in a transitioning economy context
Phosphate is an important, non-substitutable nutrient for all life forms and is essential in ensuring universal food security. In the past, waste water treatment works (WWTW) typically installed effluent polishing technologies to eliminate phosphate and lower concentrations of both nitrogen and phos...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2015
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