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Review on river bank filtration as an in situ water treatment process

Ahmed et al., 2017

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9261239681379511234
Author
Ahmed A
Marhaba T
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Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy

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Surface and ground water are valuable sources for drinking water. Certain industrial, mining, and agricultural practices pollute these critical resources. Riverbank filtration (RBF) is a cost- effective in situ water treatment process, which removes suspended solids and organic and …
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