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Design and Construction of a Pilot Scale MBBR for Tertiary Nitrification
Harmful algal blooms are a growing concern in the US, they are caused by nutrient (nitrogen and phosphorus) accumulation in bodies of water. As a result, stricter effluent restrictions are being placed on nutrient point sources, including wastewater treatment plants. Tertiary nitrification is a solu
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