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Turbinage des eaux usées, quel potential pour la Suisse?

Anton Schleiss, Luca Rossi, Pedro Filipe De Almeida Manso
2015
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Une évaluation du potentiel de turbinage sur les systèmes d’eaux usées en Suisse a été réalisée au Laboratoire de Constructions Hydrauliques (LCH) en collaboration avec le bureau e-dric.ch. Le potentiel hydroélectrique de chaque STEP a été calculé et complété par une analyse de rentabilité pour chacun des sites identifiés, ce qui a permis d’identifier 19 sites potentiellement rentables. L’étude de différents scénarios d’évolution de l’assainissement fait apparaitre 31 nouveaux sites rentables dans le futur.

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Anton Schleiss, Luca Rossi, Pedro Filipe De Almeida Manso
2015
Journal Articles

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