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[Municipal wastewater treatment using the up-biological aerated filter].

Tianpeng Guo, Chengwen Wang, Lüjun Chen, Hu Jicui, Zhijun Jing, Xu Liu, Hanhao Zhou, Yucai Chen, Qiangli Li

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Up Biological Aerated Filter(UBAF) was used for the advanced wastewater treatment. The average removal rate of CODCr, BOD5, SS, NH4(+)-N and turbidity was 22.2%, 55%, 84.4%, 49%, 75.6% respectively. The hydraulic and COD load of influent influenced directly the quality of effluent.

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Up Biological Aerated Filter(UBAF) was used for the advanced wastewater treatment. The average removal rate of CODCr, BOD5, SS, NH4(+)-N and turbidity was 22.2%, 55%, 84.4%, 49%, 75.6% respectively. The hydraulic and COD load of influent influenced directly the quality of effluent.

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Up Biological Aerated Filter(UBAF) was used for the advanced wastewater treatment. The average removal rate of CODCr, BOD5, SS, NH4(+)-N and turbidity was 22.2%, 55%, 84.4%, 49%, 75.6% respectively. The hydraulic and COD load of influent influenced directly the quality of effluent.

Key concepts: Turbidity, Effluent, Aeration, Wastewater, Environmental science, Filter (signal processing), Environmental engineering, Pulp and paper industry

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