2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2019.06.057
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Effects of carbon availability in a woody carbon source on its nitrate removal behavior in solid-phase denitrification

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“…The TN removal performance was dramatically affected by the pretreatment degree, temperature, and their interaction ( p < 0.01) ( Figure 2 b). The response of temperature to nitrogen removal performance was higher than that of the pretreatment degree, and the increase in temperature facilitated the improvement of the TN removal performance, which corresponds with the results of Shen et al [ 29 ] and Hu et al [ 30 ]. A total of 63 optimized TN removal efficiencies were obtained using RSM ( Supplementary Materials ); the highest predicted TN removal efficiency is 91.78% with the pretreatment degree of 0.53, the temperature of 25.00 °C, and the initial NO 3 − -N concentration of 15.00 mg L −1 .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The TN removal performance was dramatically affected by the pretreatment degree, temperature, and their interaction ( p < 0.01) ( Figure 2 b). The response of temperature to nitrogen removal performance was higher than that of the pretreatment degree, and the increase in temperature facilitated the improvement of the TN removal performance, which corresponds with the results of Shen et al [ 29 ] and Hu et al [ 30 ]. A total of 63 optimized TN removal efficiencies were obtained using RSM ( Supplementary Materials ); the highest predicted TN removal efficiency is 91.78% with the pretreatment degree of 0.53, the temperature of 25.00 °C, and the initial NO 3 − -N concentration of 15.00 mg L −1 .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Treatment 1 also showed a high standard deviation; however, all replicates had NO 2 -N concentrations higher than 3 mg L −1 . This suggests that in this treatment, the first step of the denitrification took place—nitrates were reduced to nitrites—but the reduction to N 2 O did not continue, similarly to that which was observed by Hu et al [ 31 ]. According to Qian et al [ 32 ], accumulation of nitrites during the denitrification process can be caused by higher pH values.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…V průběhu denitrifikace se mohou dusičnany redukovat na dusitany, N2O a NH4 + [15]. Ani v jednom případě nedošlo k akumulaci dusitanů, nejvyšší hodnota N-NO2 byla zjištěna u vzorku 3, 0,492 mg/l.…”
Section: Vliv Atrazinu Na Denitrifikační Procesunclassified