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Berg, L. van den and C.P. Lentz (1980): Effects of Film Area-to-Volume Ratio,
Film Support, Height and Direction of Flow on Performance of Methanogenic
Fixed Film Reactors. 1: Anaerobic Filters: An Energy Plus for Wastewater
Treatment, Proceedings of the Seminar/Workshop January 9-10 Florida, pp.
1-10. Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois. (ANL/ CNSV-TM-50).
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Mosey, F.E. (1981): Anaerobic Biological Treatment of Food Industry Waste
waters. Wat. Pollut. Control, 80, 273-291.
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Process. J.WPCF, 53,482-490.
I 4/ Friedman, A.A. and S.J. Tait (1980): Energy Recovery from Anaerobic Rotating
Biological Contractor (AnRBC) treating High Strength Carbonaceous Wastewaters. In: Proceedings: First national Symposium/Workshop on Rotating
Biological Contractor Technology, Pensylvania, Febr. 4-6, pp. 759-789. University of Pittsburgh, Penn.
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I 6/ Lettinga, G. et al. (1981 ): Anaerobic Treatment of Wastes containing Methanol
and Higher Alcohols. Water Research, 15, 171-182.
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I: Advances in Water Pollution Research. Proceedings of the 5th International
Conference, San Francisco and Hawaii 1970, volume 1, pp. 11-27/1-14. Pergamon Press, London.
/8/
Yang, I. et al. (1981): The Response of Methane Fermentation to Cyanide and
Chloroform. Wat. Sci. Techn., 13, (2), 977-989.
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Toxicants: Anaerobic Filter vs. Suspended Growth Systems. 1: Anaerobic
Filters: An Energy Plus for Wastewater Treatment. Proceedings of the Seminar /Workshop, January 9-10, 1980 Florida, s 37-57. Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois. (ANL/CNSV-TM-50).
/10/ Yoda, M., Kitagawa, M. andY. Miyaji (1989): Granular Sludge Formation in
the Anaerobic Expanded Micro-carrier Bed Process. Wat. Sci. Techn., 21,
(4/5), 109-120.
/11/ Switzenbaum, M.S. (Ed.)(1991): Anaerobic Treatment Technology for Municipal and Industrial Wastewaters. Wat. Sci. Techn., 24, No. 8.
/12/ Henze, M. and P. Harremoes (1983): Anaerobic Treatment of Wastewater in
Fixed Film Reactors- A Literature Review. Wat.Sci.Tech, 15, (8/9), 1-101.
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