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Description . Effects of CTAC treatment on sludge dewaterability (a) and supernatant EPS concentration (b).
Article Title: Dewatering characteristics of sludge conditioned by surfactant with bioleaching pretreatment
Publication Title: Water and Environment Journal

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Description . Effects of bioleaching on sludge pH (a), sludge dewaterability (b) and supernatant EPS concentration (c).
Article Title: Dewatering characteristics of sludge conditioned by surfactant with bioleaching pretreatment
Publication Title: Water and Environment Journal

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Description Properties of raw sludge used in this work
Article Title: Dewatering characteristics of sludge conditioned by surfactant with bioleaching pretreatment
Publication Title: Water and Environment Journal

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Description . Effect of CTAC dosage on sludge dewaterability pretreated by bioleaching for 12 h (a) and supernatant EPS concentration (b) (bioleaching pH = 3.55 ± 0.11).
Article Title: Dewatering characteristics of sludge conditioned by surfactant with bioleaching pretreatment
Publication Title: Water and Environment Journal

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Description . Effect of CTAC treatment on sludge dewaterability at different bioleaching pH (bioleaching time from 0 to 36 h, CTAC = 80 mg/g).
Article Title: Dewatering characteristics of sludge conditioned by surfactant with bioleaching pretreatment
Publication Title: Water and Environment Journal

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Description . Correlation between supernatant EPS concentration and sludge dewaterability. (a) Single CTAC treatment (CTAC = 0–240 mg/g); (b) CTAC with bioleaching pretreatment (bioleaching pH = 3.55 ± 0.11,...
Article Title: Dewatering characteristics of sludge conditioned by surfactant with bioleaching pretreatment
Publication Title: Water and Environment Journal

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