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Chittenden et al., 1971 - Google Patents

Rotating biological contactors following anaerobic lagoons

Chittenden et al., 1971

Document ID
6932263319981551525
Author
Chittenden J
Wells Jr W
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal (Water Pollution Control Federation)

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The use of a rotating biological contactor was examined on a pilot scale with meat-packing wastes as a means of overcoming problems inherent in trickling filters and anaerobic filters. The system consisted of large-diameter discs made of high-density styrofoam or similarly …
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