1994
DOI: 10.1080/09593339409385427
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Mixing and solids accumulation in anaerobic filters. Two case studies

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“…5. As can be seen, a higher percentage of faecal coliform was retained in the upper part of the support, which may be correlated with a higher solids retention in a down-flow anaerobic filter (Johnson et al, 1994). It was found that 94.9% of faecal coliforms were retained in the upper zone, 5.0% were retained in the intermediate zone and only 0.01% were retained in the lower zone.…”
Section: Concentration Reduction Of Faecal Coliforms In Different Zonmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…5. As can be seen, a higher percentage of faecal coliform was retained in the upper part of the support, which may be correlated with a higher solids retention in a down-flow anaerobic filter (Johnson et al, 1994). It was found that 94.9% of faecal coliforms were retained in the upper zone, 5.0% were retained in the intermediate zone and only 0.01% were retained in the lower zone.…”
Section: Concentration Reduction Of Faecal Coliforms In Different Zonmentioning
confidence: 75%