Nitritation performance in membrane-aerated biofilm reactors differs from conventional biofilm systems

Susanne Lackner; Akihiko Terada; Harald Horn; Mogens Henze; Barth F. Smets

doi:10.1016/j.watres.2010.07.074

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Nitritation performance in membrane-aerated biofilm reactors differs from conventional biofilm systems

Susanne Lackner Akihiko Terada Harald Horn Mogens Henze Barth F. Smets

Year: 2010 Journal: Water Research Vol: 44 (20)Pages: 6073-6084 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.watres.2010.07.074

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Biofilm Mass transfer Aeration Chemistry Mass transfer coefficient Oxygen Nitrite Nitrogen Membrane reactor Bioreactor Ammonium Membrane Chemical engineering Environmental engineering Environmental chemistry Pulp and paper industry Chromatography Environmental science Nitrate Bacteria Biology

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