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Orthophosphate adsorption equilibrium and breakthrough on filtration media for storm-water runoff treatment

Ma et al., 2011

Document ID
2642123065182823351
Author
Ma J
Lenhart J
Tracy K
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of irrigation and drainage engineering

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Total phosphorus (TP) in storm-water runoff is a common regulatory target for maintaining the quality of receiving surface water. Previous storm-water treatment studies show that it is difficult to consistently achieve TP removal higher than 40%, whereas regulatory goals of 50 …
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