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Study on Aerobic Biological Phase in the System of Coal Tar Processing Wastewater Treatment

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The paper discusses the change regulation, characteristics and designation function of the aerobic biological phase in the biological treatment system of single reactor system for high ammonium removal over nitrite-anaerobic ammonium oxidation (SHARON-ANAMMOX) of Coal Tar Processing wastewater treatment. And soma advice is given for the adjustment and supervision of the similar biological disposing system of industrial dirty water.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 108)

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183-188

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October 2011

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Yan Li Lǚ, Yan Qiu Wang, Ming Jun Shan, Da Wei Pan, Tie Feng Li, Hong Zhi Hu

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Aerobic Treatment, Biological Phase, Coal Tar Processing Wastewatert, SHARON-ANAMMOX

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