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WRF, Utilities Collaborate to Fund Energy-Efficient Nutrient Management Study

Grant will advance lower energy nutrient treatment options for wastewater utilities

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Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) Nitrogen Removal Phosphorus Removal Research Brown and Caldwell Black & Veatch Energy Efficiency Water Research Foundation (WRF)

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The Water Research Foundation has granted $200,000 for a project called Advancing Low-Energy Biological Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal (project number 5083). The project will develop research and guidelines for the design, implementation and operation of sustainable, low-energy...

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