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RE: Molybdenum sources to wastewater treatment plants
- Subject: RE: Molybdenum sources to wastewater treatment plants
- From: "Kavanah, Brian W" <Brian.W.Kavanah@STATE.ME.US>
- Date: 09 Mar 1998 15:21:38 -0500
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The manufacturing of lighting filaments can also be a potential source.
Brian Kavanah
Maine DEP - SBTAP
Station 17
Augusta, ME 04333
207 287 6188
207 287 2814 FAX
brian.w.kavanah@state.me.us
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From: Cindy McComas[SMTP:CMCCOMAS@mntap.sph.umn.edu]
Sent: Friday, March 06, 1998 1:46 PM
To: p2tech@great-lakes.net
Subject: Molybdenum sources to wastewater treatment plants
As an outgrowth to the POTW outreach we are doing here in Minnesota, I am
running into an issue related to molybdenum sources in both pond systems
and
mechanical treatment plants. Mo is largely causing a problem due to high
sources in the sludge from anaerobic digesters or even the pond sludge,
which limits sludge management though land application or burning. I
have
heard sources can be from machining operations, antifreeze, cooling
towers,
and closed casing lubricants. Any there any other sources you are aware
of?
I would also be looking for P2 opportunities from these sources.
Thanks.
Cindy McComas
MnTAP
1313 5th Street, #207
Mpls, MN 55414
612-627-4556
612-627-4769 (fax)
mccom003@tc.umn.edu