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sludge 1. any deposit or sediment 2. a surface layer of ice that has a slushy appearance 3. (in sewage disposal) the solid constituents of sewage that precipitate during treatment and are removed for subsequent purification How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Numerous studies have documented the presence of enteroviruses in raw and treated wastewater (Payment, Fortin, & Trudel, 1986) and sewage sludge (Craun, 1984). The ECB mentioned a theoretical scenario where risk reduction could operate for reactive use in cases where sewage sludge is spread to agricultural land, but there is no need for this in practice as all user sites send their industrial sludge to incineration or controlled landfills. EnQuest Power has been working with the MOE for more than a year to develop operating for the company's proprietary waste to energy technology using solid municipal waste, paper and sewage sludge and wood chips. |
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