Tembec Spruce Falls Operations Virtual Tour/Tembec_Spruce_Falls_Operations_Virtual_Tour.iso/FLASH/47-enviro-p4.as

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TextArray[1] = "Effluent then flows into the aeration basin for approximately 30 hours where naturally occurring bacteria, supplemented with oxygen and nutrients in the form of nitrogen and phosphorus, break down over 98% of the remaining dissolved material and virtually all of the organic resins and acids released from the wood during mechanical pulping.";

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TextArray[2] = "Aeration basin:  365 feet in diameter, 36 feet deep.";