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• Practitioner's Tool / Technology and Operation 1 Overview
  **[[Practitioner's Tool / Determining Pretreatment Needs – Markets|Pretreatment for Markets]] **[[Practitioner's Tool / Costs for Sanitation Options - Markets|Costs for Sanitation Options - Mar
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• Practitioner's Tool / Project Description and Treatment
  Wastewater systems for housing generally require a three stage treatment process. The first st ...t is shut down, to peak flows on key market days. Public market wastewater systems require a four step process: pretreatment, primary treatment, secondary tre
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• Practitioner's Tool / Technology and Operation 2 Overview
  ...condary systems are required. View a summary table of the [[Practitioner's Tool / Secondary_Treatment_Methods|secondary treatment technologies]]. *[[Practitioner's Tool / Constructed_Wetlands|Constructed Wetlands]]: Constructed wetlands are gai
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• Practitioner's Tool / Types of Sewage Lagoons
  ...o prevail. In this respect, anaerobic lagoons are different from shallower aerobic or facultative lagoons, making the process analogous to that experienced wi ...s. The intermediate anoxic layer, termed the facultative zone, ranges from aerobic near the top to anaerobic at the bottom.
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• Practitioner's Tool / Secondary Treatment Methods
  ...0px|link=Practitioner's Tool / Constructed Wetlands]]<br/>[[Practitioner's Tool / Constructed_Wetlands|Constructed Wetlands]] ...r|170px|link=Practitioner's Tool / Cocopeat Filters]]<br/>[[Practitioner's Tool / Cocopeat_Filters|Cocopeat Filters]]
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• Practitioner's Tool / Constructed Wetlands
  ...nts of oxygen to the root nodules, which provides micro environments where aerobic bacteria can flourish. The plants also add aesthetic value, making this an ..., fats, oils and grease from the wastewater stream. As secondary treatment systems, constructed wetlands will produce an effluent that is suitable for dischar
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• Practitioner's Tool / Case Studies: Cocopeat Implementations in South-East Asia
  ...e either pressurized, like our test facility on campus, or as gravity flow systems that utilize simple non-electric dosing mechanisms for sites where very low In the real world however, the cocopeat systems must be as flexible in their design as possible to be useful in a variety o
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