Operational Deficiencies At Small Wastewater Treatment Facilities In New Brunswick, Canada

Operational Deficiencies At Small Wastewater Treatment Facilities In New Brunswick, Canada

The Province of New Brunswick in Canada has nearly 200 small private and publicly-owned wastewater treatment facilities. An extensive survey of these systems was conducted in both summer and winter to determine their performance under a wide variety of environmental conditions. The survey revealed t...

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