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    Zheng X, Ernst M, Jekel M.
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  • 22. Transport and fate of Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts in intermittent sand filters.
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  • 24. Removal of bacterial fecal indicators, coliphages and enteric adenoviruses from waters with high fecal pollution by slow sand filtration.
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    Grabow WO, Clay CG, Dhaliwal W, Vrey MA, Müller EE.
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  • 29. Removal of MS2, Qβ and GA bacteriophages during drinking water treatment at pilot scale.
    Boudaud N, Machinal C, David F, Fréval-Le Bourdonnec A, Jossent J, Bakanga F, Arnal C, Jaffrezic MP, Oberti S, Gantzer C.
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    Young-Rojanschi C, Madramootoo C.
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  • 33. Removal of microcystins by slow sand filtration.
    Grützmacher G, Böttcher G, Chorus I, Bartel H.
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  • 34. Retention and removal of the fish pathogenic bacterium Yersinia ruckeri in biological sand filters.
    Bomo AM, Ekeberg D, Stevik TK, Hanssen JF, Frostegård A.
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  • 36. Water quality improvement of treated wastewater by intermittent soil percolation.
    Castillo G, Mena MP, Dibarrart F, Honeyman G.
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  • 39. Removal of fish pathogenic bacteria in biological sand filters.
    Bomo AM, Husby A, Stevik TK, Hanssen JF.
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