Struvite Reactor
A Struvite reactor is a mixing chamber into which a waste stream (high in phosphate and ammonium) is reacted with magnesium. The reactor allows for the subsequent separation of the precipitated struvite from the solution.
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A Struvite reactor is a mixing chamber into which a waste stream (high in phosphate and ammonium) is reacted with magnesium. The reactor allows for the subsequent separation of the precipitated struvite from the solution.
A Struvite reactor is a mixing chamber into which a waste stream (high in phosphate and ammonium) is reacted with magnesium. The reactor allows for the subsequent separation of the precipitated struvite from the solution.