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Possible disposal methods for used copper wiredrawing solutions are explained. The contamination of sewage systems and pollution of streams are considered when choosing a method. A chart showing the limitations on the maximum allowable concentrations of contaminating substances in drinking water is presented.
Possible disposal methods for used copper wiredrawing solutions are explained. The contamination of sewage systems and pollution of streams are considered when choosing a method. A chart showing the limitations on the maximum allowable concentrations of contaminating substances in drinking water is presented.
| Author(s) | Brandt, R.K.The Ironsides Co., Williams, R.C. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal1(8): 48-50 1968, Paper presented at WAI 38th Annual Convention, Riderwood, MD USA |
| Year | 1968 |
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