2018•Environmental Science Water Research & TechnologyRequires access

Effect of aeration rates on hydraulic characteristics and pollutant removal in an up-flow biological aerated filter

Jiehui Ren, Wen Cheng, Tian Wan, Min Wang, Meng Jiao

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Aeration rates could improve the pollutant removal by forming the suitable distribution of flow field, dissolved oxygen and microbial community.

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Aeration rates could improve the pollutant removal by forming the suitable distribution of flow field, dissolved oxygen and microbial community.

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Aeration rates could improve the pollutant removal by forming the suitable distribution of flow field, dissolved oxygen and microbial community.

Key concepts: Aeration, Pollutant, Environmental science, Environmental engineering, Filter (signal processing), Flow (mathematics), Volumetric flow rate, Ecology

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