Search for dissertations about: "removal of nitrite"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 21 swedish dissertations containing the words removal of nitrite.
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1. Use of chemical denitrification for nitrogen removal from landfill leachates
Abstract : Landfill leachate usually has a high concentration ofammonium nitrogen and heavy metals, but too low alkalinitycontent for full biological nitrification, as well as a too lowconcentration of biologically degradable organic carbon forbiological denitrification, and at the same time very variablecomposition (quantity and quality) with time. These factorsresult in serious problems for treating leachate with existingsystems. READ MORE
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2. Involvement of Heparan Sulphate Biosynthesis and Turnover in Cell Proliferation. A Novel Role for Nitric Oxide in Recycling of Heparan Sulphate Proteoglycans
Abstract : The present investigation focuses on the role of HS metabolism in cell proliferation. The effect of the HS priming ß-D-xyloside, 2-(6-hydroxynaphthyl)-O-ß-D-xylopyranoside (Xyl-2-Nap-6-OH) on the proliferation of normal and transformed cells was studied. READ MORE
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3. STUDY OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES : – A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PERSPECTIVE
Abstract : In this thesis, the application of molecular microbiology methods to understand wastewater treatment bio-reactions is described. Two different wastewater treatment systems were chosen for the experimental work. READ MORE
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4. Assessment of a partial nitritation/Anammox system for nitrogen removal
Abstract : This thesis evaluates the performance of a deammonification system designed as a two-step tech-nology consisting of an initial partial nitritation followed by an Anammox process. Operation of a technical-scale pilot plant at the Himmerfjärden Wastewater Treatment Plant (Grödinge, Swe-den) has been assessed. READ MORE
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5. Investigation of a Biofilm Reactor Model with Suspended Biomass
Abstract : Biofilms are compact, sessile microbial communities that attach to surfaces in aqueous environments. In wastewater treatment, they are especially important for removal of phosphorus and nitrogen, which, if released into a receiving water body, can cause severe eutrophication. READ MORE