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    Petrusevski B, Sharma S, van der Meer WG, Kruis F, Khan M, Barua M, Schippers JC.
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  • 49. Biological sand filters: low-cost bioremediation technique for production of clean drinking water.
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    Tamagnini LM, González RD.
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  • 56. Microbiological performance of a water treatment unit designed for household use in developing countries.
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  • 60. Treatment performance of gravel filter media: implications for design and application of stormwater infiltration systems.
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