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UDC 628.3:658.26.004.18

Kofman V. Ya.

Improving the operating efficiency of the wastewater treatment facilities overseas (review)

Summary

The review of power efficient technologies of wastewater treatment used at the wastewater treatment facilities overseas is presented.

Key words

energy efficiency , sewerage treatment facilities , heat pump , cogeneration , decentralized wastewater treatment facilities , anaerobic process , microbial fuel cells

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