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A Pilot Study on Municipal Wastewater Treatment Using a Constructed Wetland in Uganda epub

A Pilot Study on Municipal Wastewater Treatment Using a Constructed Wetland in Uganda epub

A Pilot Study on Municipal Wastewater Treatment Using a Constructed Wetland in Uganda. Tom Okia Okurut

A Pilot Study on Municipal Wastewater Treatment Using a Constructed Wetland in Uganda
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Author: Tom Okia Okurut
Number of Pages: 184 pages
Published Date: 30 Jan 2000
Publisher: A A Balkema Publishers
Publication Country: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Language: English
ISBN: 9789054104247
File Name: A.Pilot.Study.on.Municipal.Wastewater.Treatment.Using.a.Constructed.Wetland.in.Uganda.pdf
Download Link: A Pilot Study on Municipal Wastewater Treatment Using a Constructed Wetland in Uganda
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This study investigates the use of constructed wetlands as a cheaper and more effective alternative method of treating domestic wastewater in tropical environments. This book determines the technical viability of the model, with respect to treatment performance under different operating conditions and the economic competitiveness of technology in Uganda and across the region. The Pilot Constructed Wetland investigated in this study was situated at the National Water and Swerage Corporation's Jinja Sewage Works at Kirinya, Uganda. The study revealed the economic viability of constructed wetland systems in the tropical regions. These could be established at competitive costs with waste stabilisation ponds.

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