Torleif Bramryd
Biological treatment of wastes is an important part of a sustainable waste management system, and can be used for the extraction of nutrients, humus and energy, but also for long-term stabilization or detoxification of wastes. New biological techniques, like some types of reactor cells, constructed in landfill areas, also function as bio-filters, where nutrients are separated in a liquid form while heavy metals and other pollutants are fixed in the fermentation residue. Energy is extracted as biogas. Thus not only source separated, non-polluted organic wastes, but also slightly polluted residual municipal, commercial or light industrial wastes can be treated and stabilized with biological techniques.
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