Sludge Compressibility is a material property that characterizes the degree to which a sludge volume decreases under applied pressure during mechanical dewatering processes, distinguishing it from other rheological behaviors by its specific dependence on solid matrix deformability and pore water expulsion kinetics.
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Rheological properties of activated sludge in a sMBR
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