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[Effect of Substrate Ratio on Nitrogen Removal Performance of ANAMMOX in ABR].

Gang Lü, Lezhong Xu, Yao-Liang Shen, Peng Wu, Ting Zhang, Thomas Samwine

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-N was basically consumed in the first compartment of ABR, the change of substrate ratio did not have an obvious impact on the nitrogen removal performance of each compartment in the ABR, thus, the ABR ANAMMOX system had good stability to the change of substrate concentration.

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-N was basically consumed in the first compartment of ABR, the change of substrate ratio did not have an obvious impact on the nitrogen removal performance of each compartment in the ABR, thus, the ABR ANAMMOX system had good stability to the change of substrate concentration.

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-N was basically consumed in the first compartment of ABR, the change of substrate ratio did not have an obvious impact on the nitrogen removal performance of each compartment in the ABR, thus, the ABR ANAMMOX system had good stability to the change of substrate concentration.

Key concepts: Anammox, Substrate (aquarium), Nitrogen, Ammonium, Anaerobic exercise, Chemistry, Chromatography, Environmental engineering

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