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Alternative cyanobacteria management approaches
Z Wang
Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are evolving from pollutant removal facilities to energy and resource recovery factories. This paper introduces an acidic activated-sludge process, which expands the operational pH from a neutral...
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Using Human Centred Design to Improve Cambodian Communities’ Understanding of Water
A Henschke, J McAllister, S Harbig, S May
In 2019, Engineers Without Borders Australia (EWB Australia) piloted the ‘Solutions for Sustainable Development’ program over six days in three isolated Cambodian communities....
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How CO2 Curing Can Turn Alum Sludge Into Construction Material
Y Zhuge, C Chow, A Keegan, Y Liu, W Duan
Alum sludge is produced as a by-product of drinking water treatment processes when aluminium sulfate is used as a coagulant. For the last decade, sludge production has increased significantly with increasing demand for drinking...
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Implementing Australia’s First Live Catchment Pollution Detection Network
H Baker, D McCarthy, J Morris
The Pollution Prevention Program was developed by Melbourne Water through the Enhancing Our Dandenong Creek program. Delivered collaboratively between 2013-2020, the project includes both research...
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Feasibility of Mini Hydropower in Water Transmission Pipelines
A Cox, A Smith
Hydropower, with an efficiency averaging 80-90%, remains one of the most compelling renewable energy technologies on the market. However, with the substantial capital cost associated with the construction of...
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Digital Reference Framework Clarifies Communication in Water Sector
N Nguyen, P Siemers, G Ryan, S Harrington
This document describes a Digital Reference Framework (DRF) that has been jointly developed by the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) and the Internet of Things...
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