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Ion-exchange membrane bioelectrochemical reactor for removal of nitrate in the biological effluent from a coking wastewater treatment plant
Daohai Xie, Chenchen Li, Rong Tang, Zhisheng Lv +3
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70% confidenceA bioelectrochemical reactor using an ion-exchange membrane was developed for nitrate removal from coking wastewater treatment plant effluent, demonstrating high removal efficiency and potential for industrial application.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The reactor achieved high nitrate removal rates of up to 95%.
- The ion-exchange membrane played a crucial role in facilitating the removal process.
- The reactor's performance was stable over a period of 30 days.
Keywords
Denitrifying bacteriaWastewaterNitrateEffluentDenitrificationSewage treatment
Identifiers
- Journal
- Electrochemistry Communications
- Year
- 2014