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Feasibility of Poly(butylene adipate-co-terephthalate) (PBAT) as a Solid Carbon Source for Nitrate Removal in a Biofilm Reactor
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• A PBAT-based solid-phase denitrification system was developed. • The reactor achieved 80–95% nitrate removal over 143 days. • Optimal operation occurred at 26–30°C after acclimation. • Effluent showed low NO2-–N, NH4+–N, and NPOC levels. • Rhizobacter, Desulfofarcimen, and Zoogloea were dominant.
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PBAT
solid-phase denitrification
biofilm reactor
nitrate removal
microbial community
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