ABC: Anoxic Biotreatment Cell For Nitrogen Removal From Mining Effluent Waters

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. A. Reinsel
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

New technology for removal of nitrate from low-temperature waters has been developed. Typical results from the first operational-scale system (operating at a metal mine in Montana since January 1996) are over 90 percent nitrate removal at a flow rate of 130 gpm and a water temperature of 12°C. The system also operated successfully at flow rates as high as 300 gpm and water temperatures as low as 2°C. The ABC is advantageous because it is: a) cost-effective to design, construct and operate, and b) effective at cold water temperatures. The system can be designed for a variety of flows, nitrate concentrations, water temperatures and water qualities.
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APA: M. A. Reinsel  (1998)  ABC: Anoxic Biotreatment Cell For Nitrogen Removal From Mining Effluent Waters

MLA: M. A. Reinsel ABC: Anoxic Biotreatment Cell For Nitrogen Removal From Mining Effluent Waters. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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