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    Exploring the impact of bulk and substrate physics on hydrolysis rates and biogas yields of anaerobic digesters pretreated with thermal hydrolysis
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    Impact of anaerobically digested biosolids characteristics and handling conditions on dewatering performance at multiple facilities
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    Impacts of feed dilution and lower solids retention time on performance of thermal hydrolysis/anaerobic digestion

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    Effects of post anaerobic digestion thermal hydrolysis on dewaterability and moisture distribution in digestates
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    Do alternate bacterial indicators and pathogens increase after centrifuge dewatering of anaerobically digested biosolids?
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    The effect of digestion and dewatering on sudden increases and regrowth of indicator bacteria after dewatering
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    Effect of feeding patterns on the performance of activated sludge systems
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    Role of protein, amino acids, and enzyme activity on odor production from anaerobically digested and dewatered biosolids
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    Cycling of volatile organic sulfur compounds in anaerobically digested biosolids and its implications for odors
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    Generation pattern of sulfur containing gases from anaerobically digested sludge cakes
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    Effect of alum addition on the performance of submerged membranes for wastewater treatment
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    Case study II application of the divalent cation bridging theory to improve biofloc properties and industrial activated sludge system performance-using alternatives to sodium-based chemicals
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    Case study I application of the divalent cation bridging theory to improve biofloc properties and industrial activated sludge system performance-direct addition of divalent cations
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