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Efficiency of electrochemical processes in removal of amonium from urine

Electrochemical wastewater treatment technologies have been more often applied in practice, and it has been shown that the combination of electrocoagulation with advanced oxidation processes enhance the treatment efficiency. Apart from being economically viable, it must also be ecologically acceptable in order that treated water could be disposed of into the environment or reused. This research examined the efficiency of advanced electrochemical process with combination of advanced oxidation process and electrocoagulation in urine wastewater treatment, primarily considering ammonia removal. Three electrodes of different materials were used in this research: stainless steel, aluminium and iron. The power and voltage of the electricity were regulated by a laboratory power supply unit. The results confirmed the high ammonia removal efficiency and thus possibility and justification of applying electrochemical processes for yellow (urine) wastewater treatment.

wastewater, treatment, electrochemical processes, advanced oxidation processes, electrocoagulation, ammonia, urine

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