Particle-specific characterisation of non-hazardous, coarse-shredded mixed waste for real-time quality assurance

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Particle-specific characterisation of non-hazardous, coarse-shredded mixed waste for real-time quality assurance. / Weißenbach, Thomas; Sarc, Renato.
in: Journal of environmental management, Jahrgang 301.2022, Nr. 1 January, 113878, 2022.

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