Secondary clarifiers: Will they stand the test of time?

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Authors

  • Ingmar Nopens
  • Roland Hollenstein
  • Stephan Köster
  • Martin Armbruster
  • Norbert Günther
  • Miklos Patziger
  • Sebastian Schumacher

External Research Organisations

  • Ghent University
  • ETH Zurich
  • RWTH Aachen University
  • Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
  • Technische Universität Dresden
  • Graz University of Technology
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Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)26-27
Number of pages2
JournalWater 21
Issue numberOCT.
Publication statusPublished - 1 Oct 2005
Externally publishedYes

Abstract

The state-of-the-art European post-academic research, focusing on a number issues relating to secondary clarifiers are discussed by the European young academics clarifier group. Secondary clarifiers have been an integral part of most wastewater treatment facilities built over the past few decades, and are therefore widely spread around the globe. Despite this, there are often considered to be the weakest link in the entire wastewater treatment process. A significant improvement in the clarification performance, removing the need for an extra filtration step, would certainly bring about a bright future for secondary clarifiers.

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Secondary clarifiers: Will they stand the test of time? / Nopens, Ingmar; Hollenstein, Roland; Köster, Stephan et al.
In: Water 21, No. OCT., 01.10.2005, p. 26-27.

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Nopens, I, Hollenstein, R, Köster, S, Armbruster, M, Günther, N, Patziger, M & Schumacher, S 2005, 'Secondary clarifiers: Will they stand the test of time?', Water 21, no. OCT., pp. 26-27.
Nopens, I., Hollenstein, R., Köster, S., Armbruster, M., Günther, N., Patziger, M., & Schumacher, S. (2005). Secondary clarifiers: Will they stand the test of time? Water 21, (OCT.), 26-27.
Nopens I, Hollenstein R, Köster S, Armbruster M, Günther N, Patziger M et al. Secondary clarifiers: Will they stand the test of time? Water 21. 2005 Oct 1;(OCT.):26-27.
Nopens, Ingmar ; Hollenstein, Roland ; Köster, Stephan et al. / Secondary clarifiers : Will they stand the test of time?. In: Water 21. 2005 ; No. OCT. pp. 26-27.
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