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Membrane separation for wastewater reuse in the textile industry
Resources Conservation and Recycling · 2001 · Vol. 31(2) · pp. 189–197
Gianluca Ciardelli✉(Next Technology Tecnotessile (Italy))Leopoldo Corsi(Next Technology Tecnotessile (Italy))M. Marcucci(Next Technology Tecnotessile (Italy))
Process Optimization and IntegrationChemistry and Chemical EngineeringExtraction and Separation ProcessesReverse osmosisUltrafiltration (renal)ReuseFiltration (mathematics)Membrane technologyEffluentWaste managementWastewaterNanofiltrationProcess engineering
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