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Germany introduced a legislation to require the recovery of phosphorus from municipal wastewater in 2017. The ExtraPhos® process from chemical company Budenheim is emerging as one of the country’s promising technology options in this area. Budenheim began developing the phosphorus recovery process “ExtraPhos®” in 2010, forming part of a current wave of investigations in the country. Now the company’s process is emerging as one of the promising options for helping meet the recovery target.
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Dr. Rainer Schnee is the joint project leader for the work at Budenheim with colleague Eva Opitz.
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Schnee, R., Opitz, E. (2019). Phosphorus Recovery from Wet Sewage Sludge Using CO2 . In: Ohtake, H., Tsuneda, S. (eds) Phosphorus Recovery and Recycling . Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8031-9_20
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