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Total nitrogen in slaughterhouse wastewater

Published on: 2017-11-03 10:03:03 come from: Environmental protection engineering / water treatment [Copy and forward]
Ask for help from the great gods of the forum. The slaughterhouse sewage is 100 tons per day, and the total nitrogen is required to be reduced to below 30. Is there any advanced technology that can achieve this at present, and the floor area is required to be small
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