Commercial Application and Marketing of Water Plant Residuals

Abstract

Identifies the potential beneficial-use options for water treatment plant residuals in commercial, industrial, and environmental applications. Provides a marketing tool for utilities with guidance on beneficial and commercial use of residuals, where to find and how to develop these markets, and appropriate waste requirements and handling practices required for end users. Published in 2000. (Still available to Foundation subscribers as Order 90801.)

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Commercial Application and Marketing of Water Plant Residuals

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09/01/2000

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Commercial Application and Marketing of Water Plant Residuals

Abstract

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Commercial Application and Marketing of Water Plant Residuals

Current Energy Position of New York State Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Optimization of Wastewater Lift Stations for Reduction of Energy Usage and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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