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Juuso et al., 2009 - Google Patents

Intelligent analysers and dynamic simulation in a biological water treatment process

Juuso et al., 2009

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12319357768024297655
Author
Juuso E
Latvala T
Laakso I
Troch I
Breitenecker F
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6th Vienna Conference on Mathematical Modelling-MATHMOD

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This paper presents an overview of different modelling and simulation methods used in biological wastewater treatment in pulp and paper industry. A lot of process measurements are available, but measurement sets do not include sufficient information on special features …
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