Engineering and Technology

Economic evaluation of ion-exchange processes for nutrient removal and recovery from municipal wastewater

X. Huang, S. Guida, et al.

This study by Xiangjun Huang, Samuela Guida, Bruce Jefferson, and Ana Soares explores the economic benefits of ion exchange processes for nutrient removal from municipal wastewater, showing they can reduce lifecycle costs by 17-27% compared to traditional methods, while achieving impressive nutrient recovery.

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