Effect of C/N Ratio to Nitrogen Removal Efficiency and Nitrous Oxide Emission during Denitrification Coupled with Catalytic Iron
Mengyu Wang
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Mengyu Wang
Abstract
The denitrification efficiency and nitrous oxide production during conventional biological denitrification and denitrification coupling with catalytic iron under different C/N ratio was studied.The results show that in both groups,the total nitrogen removal efficiency decreases while nitrous oxide production increases when C/N ratio becomes lower.But comparing control group,catalytic iron group has higher nitrate transforming efficiency and nitrous oxide emission.Futher more,the nitrous oxide could even be totally degraded when C/N was 1.
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The denitrification efficiency and nitrous oxide production during conventional biological denitrification and denitrification coupling with catalytic iron under different C/N ratio was studied.The results show that in both groups,the total nitrogen removal efficiency decreases while nitrous oxide production increases when C/N ratio becomes lower.But comparing control group,catalytic iron group has higher nitrate transforming efficiency and nitrous oxide emission.Futher more,the nitrous oxide could even be totally degraded when C/N was 1.
Key concepts: Nitrous oxide, Denitrification, Nitrogen, Catalysis, Chemistry, Aerobic denitrification, Nitrate, Inorganic chemistry