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Factors controlling the effectiveness of rechlor (am) ination to recover chloramine from nitrification

Karthik et al., 2022

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14364756881767684776
Author
Karthik N
Krishna K
Sathasivan A
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Science of The Total Environment

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The two most commonly adopted strategies, rechlorination (addition of chlorine) and rechloramination (addition of chlorine and ammonia), to recover and stabilise chloramine from nitrification were comprehensively evaluated in laboratory-and full-scale systems …
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