Decentralized Treatment of Sewage Employing Upflow Septic Tank/Baffled Reactor (USBR) in Developing Countries

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Tarek Sabry and Shihwu Sung
Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt, and others

Series: Environmental Science, Engineering and Technology
BISAC: SCI026000

The high construction, operation, and maintenance costs for a centralized conventional wastewater collection and treatment system represent an obstacle for the developing countries in the installment of such a system in rural areas. In this new book the data of different technologies used for sewage treatment in small communities in Egypt was collected. The costs of construction, operation and maintenance of these technologies were also obtained. The costs were estimated based on the actual costs of existing treatment plants in Egypt. In addition to that the existing data of the three implemented USBR systems in Ismailia and Fayoum governorates are shown in the same study. (Imprint: Nova)

 

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

ABSTRACT

BACKGROUND

THEORY OF POLLUTANTS REMOVAL

RESEARCH STUDIES RESULTS

BIOGAS UTILIZATION SCENARIO AT EL TEL EL SAGHEER VILLAGE

THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

LOCAL EXPERIENCE IN PARTICIPATING DIFFERENT PARTIES IN SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

INDEX

 

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