Bioelectrochemically-assisted ammonia recovery from dairy manure (Record no. 55081)

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Title Bioelectrochemically-assisted ammonia recovery from dairy manure
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Volume/sequential designation Water Research, 252, p.121243, 2024
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Summary, etc. The sustainability of direct land application of dairy manure is challenged by significant nutrient losses. Bioelectrochemical systems for ammonia recovery offer a manure management strategy that can recover both ammoniacal and organic nitrogen as a stable ammonia fertilizer. In this research, a microbial fuel cell (MFC)was used to treat two types of dairy manure under a variety of imposed anode compartment conditions. The system achieved a maximum coulombic efficiency of 20 ± 18 percent and exhibited both COD and total nitrogen removals of approximately 60 percent. Furthermore, the MFC showed a maximum organic nitrogen removal of 73.8 ± 12.1 percent, and no differences in organic nitrogen (orgN)removal were detected among different conditions tested. Decreasing concentrations of anolyte ammonia nitrogen coupled with the observed orgN removal from the anolyte indicate that the MFC is effective at recovering orgN in dairy manure as ammoniacal nitrogen in the catholyte. Additionally, ion competition between NH4+ and other relevant cations (Na+, K+, and Mg2+)for transport across the CEM was investigated, with only K+ showing minor competitive effects. Based on the results of this research, we propose three key processes and two sub-processes that contribute to the successful operation of the MFC for nitrogen recovery from dairy manure. Bioelectrochemical systems for nitrogen recovery from dairy manure offer a novel, robust technology for producing a valuable ammonia nitrogen fertilizer, a thus far untapped resource in dairy manure streams.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element MICROBIAL FUEL CELL
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Topical term or geographic name entry element RESOURCE RECOVERY
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Topical term or geographic name entry element MANURE MANAGEMENT
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Personal name Burns, M.
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Personal name Tang, H.
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Personal name Larson, R. A.
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Personal name Qin, M.
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