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The design of pickle lines for pollution control is discussed. Minimizing effluent levels by reviewing plant design and operations, recycling materials, and installing effluent-free equipment is suggested as an alternative to a large waste treatment plant.
The design of pickle lines for pollution control is discussed. Minimizing effluent levels by reviewing plant design and operations, recycling materials, and installing effluent-free equipment is suggested as an alternative to a large waste treatment plant.
| Author(s) | Stone, J.N.Ledge Engineering Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal13(8): 98-100 1980 |
| Year | 1980 |
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