Selected Publication:
Weissenbacher, N; Takacs, I; Murthy, S; Fuerhacker, M; Wett, B; .
(2010):
Gaseous nitrogen and carbon emissions from a full-scale deammonification plant.
Water Environ Res. 2010; 82(2):169-175
- Abstract:
- The aim of this work was to give a quantitative description of the gaseous nitrogen and carbon emissions of a full-scale deammonification plant (DEMON system). Deammonification accounted for the net carbon sequestration of 0.16 g CO2/g NO2-N. Both nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and nitric oxide (NO) were minor trace gases (<0.1% nitrogen output). However, in comparison, the nitrous oxide (N2O) emission (1.3% nitrogen output) was significant. The global warming potential of the N2O emissions from the DEMON were similar to those found in conventional simultaneous nitrification/denitrification systems; however, CO2 emissions in the investigated system were significantly lower, thereby lessening the overall environmental effect. This was the first time such an analysis has been performed on a DEMON system. Water Environ. Res., 82, 169 (2010).
- Authors BOKU Wien:
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Fürhacker Maria
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Weissenbacher Norbert
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Ammonia/chemistry*;Carbon/analysis*;Carbon/chemistry;Carbon Dioxide/analysis;Carbon Dioxide/chemistry;Environmental Pollutants/analysis*;Environmental Pollutants/chemistry;Nitric Oxide/analysis;Nitric Oxide/chemistry;Nitrogen/analysis*;Nitrogen/chemistry;Nitrogen Dioxide/analysis;Nitrogen Dioxide/chemistry;Water Purification*;
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anaerobic ammonia oxidation
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sequencing batch reactor
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mass balance
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