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Effect of pH, temperature and air flow rate on the continuous ammonia stripping of the anaerobic digestion effluent

Guštin et al., 2011

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Guštin S
Marinšek-Logar R
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A stable continuous stripping of ammonia from the anaerobic wastewater treatment plant effluent was obtained in the ammonia stripping bench plant. The effects of temperature, amount of air and pH level on the removal of ammonium from the effluent were examined in …
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