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Spatial distribution of gas–liquid mass transfer in a co-current upflow biological aerated filter
The spatial variability of oxygen transfer in Biological Aerated Filter (BAF) is key to improving model accuracy but remains underexplored. This is the first spatially resolved characterization of gas-liquid transfer parameters in a large-scale pilot BAF under clear-water, biofilm-free conditions. P
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