Bacterial aerosols generated by a package treatment plant: Journal of Environmental Science and Health . Part A: Environmental Science and Engineering: Vol 13, No 5-6

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Abstract

Airborne bacteria were monitored near the aeration tank of a package sewage treatment plant serving a mobile‐home community. The concentrations of airborne coliforms were similar to those found at a conventional activated sludge unit. HC type Millipore filters were found to be the most efficient for the recovery of airborne fecal coliforms.

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