Dewatering


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Dewatering
Dewatering
<anchor role="natural" id="p200187b999833_2"></anchor><anchor role="natural" id="p200187b999833_3"></anchor><anchor role="natural" id="p200187b999833_4"></anchor><emphasis role="bold">INTRODUCTION</emphasis> Each of the dewatering methods described in this chapter has advantages and disadvantages. Economics should drive the selection process. It is often helpful to list the specifics of the situation in terms of needs and wants. Needs are things that must be the design. Wants are things that would be good to have, but are negotiable. For example, if space is a severe limitation, then a disposal method is needed that does not require …
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Water Environment Federation: Operation of Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants: MoP No. 11, Sixth Edition. Dewatering, Chapter (McGraw-Hill Professional, 2008), AccessEngineering Export