'Bugs' used to treat FGD wastewater
Journal Article
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· Power Engineering (Barrington)
OSTI ID:21240231
Tough regulation of heavy metals may justify a bioreactor approach in addition to chemical treatment of FGD wastewater. Two of Duke Energy' coal-fired plants, Belews Creek and Allen (in North Carolina) have installed new biological reactor systems to increase selenium removal to levels not achievable by existing scrubber waste water systems. The ABMet system removes nitrate and selenium in a single step. Progress Energy has installed the system at Roxboro and Mayo Stations, also in North Carolina. 1 fig., 2 photos.
- OSTI ID:
- 21240231
- Journal Information:
- Power Engineering (Barrington), Vol. 113, Issue 9; ISSN 0032-5961
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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