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Removal of agricultural nitrate from tile-drainage effluent water using in-line bioreactors

Blowes et al., 1994

Document ID
17083030770114775410
Author
Blowes D
Robertson W
Ptacek C
Merkley C
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of contaminant hydrology

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Two 200-L fixed-bed bioreactors, containing porous-medium material of coarse sand and organic carbon (tree bark, wood chips and leaf compost), were used to treat NO 3 contamination from agricultural runoff. Flow from a farm-field drainage tile containing NO 3-N …
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