BIP! Finder - MADFORWATER. WP4 Field pilots for the adaptation and integration of technologies. Task4.3 Operation and optimization of the field pilots. Wastewater treatment performances and Irrigation/treated wastewater reuse performances. Municipal wastewater pilot. Morocco

2020 • MADFORWATER. WP4 Field pilots for the adaptation and integration of technologies. Task4.3 Operation and optimization of the field pilots. Wastewater treatment performances and Irrigation/treated wastewater reuse performances. Municipal wastewater pilot. Morocco

Authors: Choukr-Allah, Redouane, El Otmani, Mohamed, Naji, Yassine, Mansir, Imane

Venue: Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna

Type: Dataset

Abstract: This dataset contains MADFORWATER data relative to the wastewater (WW) treatment performances of the Domestic wastewater of Lamzar Agadir Morocco pilot. They were evaluated by a regular monitoring of the main physical, chemical and microbiological parameters at the inlet and outlet, and in particular biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), NH3, NO3-, P, Coliforms, and Nematodes. It also contains MADFORWATER data relative to the irrigation/treated wastewater (WW) reuse performances of the Domestic wastewater of Lamzar Agad... (read more)

Topics: Environmental engineering Waste management

DOI: 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/6354

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