Sustainable High Rate Ammonium Removal Over Nitrate

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The SHARON-Anammox process is run in two reactors in series. In the first aerobic reactor about 50 % of ammonium is partially nitrified to nitrite. The produced nitrite is in turn reduced to nitrogen gas through the Anammox process in a second anaerobic reactor in biochemical reaction, which also uses the remaining ammonium.

Abbreviation

SHARON

References

Study on One-Stage Partial Nitritation-Anammox Process in Moving Bed Biofilm Reactors: A Sustainable Nitrogen Removal

Glossary Term Name

Sustainable High Rate Ammonium Removal Over Nitrate

Legacy NID

4850

Legacy VID

16006

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