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Development of an autonomous 02 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation

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Deshusses, M

Published in: Report University of California Water Resources Center

December 1, 2003

Development of an autonomous O2 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation is discussed. Individual parts of the system were tested, which required modification of the initial design of the proposed system. The focus of this development will be shifted towards the integration of the different parts of the system into a functional O2 delivery system. This project is supposed to have a significant impact on the way active in-situ bioremediation is conducted.

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Author Marc Deshusses Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Report University of California Water Resources Center

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0575-4968

Publication Date

December 1, 2003

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104

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59 / 60

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Deshusses, M. (2003). Development of an autonomous 02 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation. Report University of California Water Resources Center, (104), 59–60.

Deshusses, M. “Development of an autonomous 02 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation.” Report University of California Water Resources Center, no. 104 (December 1, 2003): 59–60.

Deshusses M. Development of an autonomous 02 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation. Report University of California Water Resources Center. 2003 Dec 1;(104):59–60.

Deshusses, M. “Development of an autonomous 02 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation.” Report University of California Water Resources Center, no. 104, Dec. 2003, pp. 59–60.

Deshusses M. Development of an autonomous 02 delivery system for in-situ aerobic bioremediation. Report University of California Water Resources Center. 2003 Dec 1;(104):59–60.

Published In

Report University of California Water Resources Center

ISSN

0575-4968

Publication Date

December 1, 2003

Issue

104

Start / End Page

59 / 60