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Novel self-stratifying bioelectrochemical system for municipal wastewater treatment halves nitrous oxide emissions
Xavier Alexis Walter, Anastasiia Kostrytsia, Helen Watson, Jonathan Winfield +2
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90% confidenceA novel self-stratifying bioelectrochemical system is developed to treat municipal wastewater, reducing nitrous oxide emissions by half.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The system effectively removes nitrogen and phosphorus from wastewater, reducing nitrous oxide emissions.
- The self-stratifying design allows for efficient electron transfer and improved microbial activity.
- The system's performance is comparable to or better than existing wastewater treatment technologies.
Keywords
Trickling filterWastewaterGreenhouse gasSewage treatmentNitrous oxideMicrobial fuel cell
Identifiers
- Journal
- Bioresource Technology
- Year
- 2024