High rate biofiltration

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1999-03-03

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of Water Sciences, Cranfield University

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Conference paper

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P. Bedard. High rate biofiltration. 3rd International Meeting On Biological Aerated Filters (BAF3) - 3 March 1999, Cranfield University, UK

Abstract

High rate biofiltration is a process which has gained popularity in recent years as effluent discharge consents become ever more stringent and the available land to construct new facilities becomes more scarce. This paper discusses the developments in the BioforĀ® process, which has allowed the previous design limiting parameters to be increased. Significant improvements in technology combined with a better understanding of the biofiltration mechanism have allowed a new generation of BioforĀ® plants to be constructed. This is due to a significant program of development work focussing on increasing the water velocity through the filter, to allow an increased applied loading rate without impairing filter performance.

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Github

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Biological Aerated Filter, carbon removal, nitrification, denitrification, upflow filter, land availability, applied load, water velocity

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Ā© 1999. The contents are world copyrighted by the School of Water Sciences, Cranfield University, in the first instance. Permission must be sought from the School of Water Sciences before the whole or any part of this document is transcribed.

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