Fecal Sludge Recycling to Useful Products: Environmental Concerns, Viability and Potential
Musa Abubakar Abdulhalim,
Abdo Ahmed,
Admasie Mengstie Moges
et al.
Abstract:Biofertilizer, biogas and the chemical substances in those two, which are generated as a result of several treatment methods fecal sludge (FS) are usually subjected to, can be recovered for diverse applications. The treatment methods are classified into traditional and innovative methods. FS sludge impacts the environment negatively and one of the most adopted methods for its treatment from toilets where they originate, are composting and anaerobic digestion to recover biogas and organic fertilizer. FS potenti… Show more
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