1957Journal of the Sanitary Engineering DivisionRequires access

Sewage Treatment by Raw Sewage Stabilization Ponds

W. W. Towne, W. Hersey Davis

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U. S. Public Health Service conducted cooperative field studies on sewage ponds to develop information on design, operation, and applicability of such facilities for treating raw sewage; limited evaluation of existing operating data on oxidation ponds was also carried out; data from these studies are summarized.

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U. S. Public Health Service conducted cooperative field studies on sewage ponds to develop information on design, operation, and applicability of such facilities for treating raw sewage; limited evaluation of existing operating data on oxidation ponds was also carried out; data from these studies are summarized.

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U. S. Public Health Service conducted cooperative field studies on sewage ponds to develop information on design, operation, and applicability of such facilities for treating raw sewage; limited evaluation of existing operating data on oxidation ponds was also carried out; data from these studies are summarized.

Key concepts: Sewage, Environmental science, Sewage treatment, Sanitary engineering, Sewage farm, Waste management, Sewage sludge, Environmental engineering

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