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Removal of organic matter and nitrogen in swine wastewater using an integrated ion exchange and bioelectrochemical system
Seung Joo Lim, Tak-Hyun Kim
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70% confidenceAn integrated ion exchange and bioelectrochemical system effectively removes organic matter and nitrogen from swine wastewater, demonstrating a promising approach for wastewater treatment.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The system achieved high removal efficiencies of organic matter (up to 95%) and nitrogen (up to 90%) from swine wastewater.
- The bioelectrochemical system enhanced the removal of nitrogen and organic matter by 20-30% compared to the ion exchange system alone.
- The integrated system showed stable and efficient performance over multiple cycles, indicating its potential for long-term wastewater treatment.
Keywords
WastewaterAerationAmmoniumIon exchangeDenitrificationChemical oxygen demand
Identifiers
- Journal
- Bioresource Technology
- Year
- 2015