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Study on ammonia inhibition in anaerobic digestive system

ABSTRACT: By means of semi-continuous experiment, the washout effect of incoming and outgoing materials and long-term accumulation of endogenous ammonia in actual anaerobic digestion plant were simulated, and the ammonia inhibition mechanism in anaerobic digestion was explored.

ORGANISM(S): Prokaryotic Environmental Samples

SUBMITTER: Lei Li

PROVIDER: PXD023329 | iProX | Thu Dec 31 00:00:00 GMT 2020

REPOSITORIES: iProX

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