Sfoglia per Rivista WATER PRACTICE & TECHNOLOGY
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Comparison between experimental results of different technologies for arsenic removal from water intended for human consumption
2019-01-01 Collivignarelli, M. C.; Damiani, S.; Sorlini, S.
Could EB irradiation be the simplest solution for removing emerging contaminants from water and wastewater?
2018-01-01 Capodaglio, A. G.
Effects of selected industrial pollutants on urban WWTPs activated sludge population, and possible mitigation strategies
2017-01-01 Callegari, Arianna; Capodaglio, ANDREA GIUSEPPE
Energy recovery and efficiency improvement for an activated sludge, agro-food WWTP upgrade
2018-01-01 Callegari, A.; Boguniewicz-Zablocka, J.; Capodaglio, A. G.
Monitoring of a pilot GFO filter for removal of low-concentration arsenic in water
2016-01-01 Collivignarelli, MARIA CRISTINA; Canato, Matteo; Sorlini, Sabrina; Crotti, BARBARA MARIANNA
New paradigms in urbanized river basins planning for water resources conservation and sustainability
2016-01-01 Capodaglio, ANDREA GIUSEPPE; Ghilardi, Paolo; Boguniewicz Zablocka, Joanna
Onsite management of tanker ships' rinse water by means of a compact bioreactor
2015-01-01 Capodaglio, ANDREA GIUSEPPE; Callegari, Arianna
Review of rheological behaviour of sewage sludge and its importance in the management of wastewater treatment plants
2022-01-01 Collivignarelli, M. C.; Carnevale Miino, M.; Bellazzi, S.; Caccamo, F. M.; Durante, A.; Abba, A.
Survey on full-scale drinking water treatment plants for arsenic removal in Italy
2014-01-01 Sorlini, Sabrina; Gialdini, F.; Collivignarelli, MARIA CRISTINA
Sustainability of decentralized wastewater treatment technologies
2017-01-01 Capodaglio, ANDREA GIUSEPPE; Callegari, Arianna; Cecconet, Daniele; Molognoni, Daniele
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