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Potential of a Bioelectrochemical Technology for the Polishing of Domestic Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent
Young-Chae Song, Gyung-Geun Oh
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70% confidenceA bioelectrochemical technology was investigated for polishing domestic wastewater treatment plant effluent, showing potential for improved water quality.
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- synthetic mixture
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Abstract
Key findings
- The technology demonstrated efficient removal of pollutants, including COD and NH3-N, from wastewater effluent.
- Bioelectrochemical systems were found to be effective in polishing wastewater effluent, with improved water quality compared to conventional treatment methods.
- The technology showed potential for long-term operation and scalability for industrial applications.
Keywords
EffluentNitrificationWastewaterNitratePulp and paper industrySewage treatment
Identifiers
- Journal
- Journal of Korean Society on Water Environment
- Year
- 2015