TREATMENT OF WASHWATER FROM SERVICE-RESERVOIR CLEANING IN HONG KONG
As a result of increasing control of environmental pollution in Hong Kong. the practice of discharging untreated service-reservoir washwater to the nearest watercourse is no longer permitted. This paper describes the results of field tests on alternative methods of treating the effluents produced fr...
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