Enhancing the nitrogen removal from swine wastewater digested liquid in a trickling biofilter with a soil layer

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Enhancing the nitrogen removal from swine wastewater digested liquid in a trickling biofilter with a soil layer

Abstract: Trickling biofilters (TFs) allow for a simultaneous nitrification and denitrification (SND) process, and offer a favorable solution for the treatment of swine-wastewater digested liquid due to their simple operation and low cost.

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