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| Title | Evaluation of Effluent Centrifugation: Lessons Learned |
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Evaluation of Effluent Centrifugation: Lessons Learned (Number of pages: 19) (Publication Size: 1MB)
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| Author(s) | Yake, W. | ||||
| Description | During 1989 and 1990, Ecology’s Environmental Investigations and Laboratory Services Program purchased two flow-through centrifuges and installed them in an outfitted trailer. This self-contained "centrifuge system" has been used to collect suspended particles from NPDES-permitted waste-streams, rivers and storm water. This paper summarizes the general success of efforts to collect, analyze and evaluate data from these particulate samples. Issues addressed include the resources (time and money) required to obtain samples and data, and special problems encountered in analyzing the particulate samples. |
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| Keywords | lessons learned, stream, investigation, grain, money, environmental, flow, model, evaluation, river, water, chemical, sediment, waste, NPDES, laboratory, effluent |
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