Emissie van stikstofverbindingen uit luchtwassers met biologische wasstap

R.W. Melse, G.M. Nijeboer, G.C.C. Kupers, J.P.M. Ploegaert

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Abstract

In a biotrickling filter treating animal house exhaust air, ammonia is usually converted to dissolved nitrite and nitrate and subsequently removed with the discharge water. However, under certain operating conditions other types of gaseous nitrogen compounds may be emitted to the air. From the survey that was conducted it follows that at low pH values (<6.5) large amounts of gaseous nitrogen oxides (NOy) may be emitted from biotrickling filters. As a result, the net nitrogen removal of these scrubbers is much lower than the ammonia removal efficiency
Original languageDutch
Place of PublicationWageningen
PublisherWageningen Livestock Research
Number of pages16
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2018

Publication series

NameWageningen Livestock Research rapport
No.1112

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