aerobic process

This is an aerobic process,(meaning that the bacteria require oxygen).

Due to the aerobic process the waste does not decompose and therefore no smell.

In an aerobic process, optimal oxygen transfer is sometimes the rate limiting step.

During the second run, the aerobic–anoxic digester was compared to a lime-supplemented conventional aerobic process.

The anaerobic and aerobic processes happen in quick succession.

Nitrification itself is a two-step aerobic process, each step facilitated by a different type of bacteria.

Sewage is processed using an aerobic process.

In Germany and Scandinavian countries, composting always refers to a predominantly aerobic process.

Once exposed to the air, the process quickly reverts to an aerobic process, but these toxic materials may be present for a period of time.

K+ uptake was a strictly aerobic process and was accompanied by proton release.

Nitrification is an aerobic process performed by small groups of autotrophic bacteria and archaea.

Aerobic processes have been used extensively.

Studies of aerobic processes also found AES to be readily biodegradable.

Aerobic processes also reduce odour.

It is the Ozzi Kleen aerobic process which places no restrictions on carrying out day-to-day chores.

Compost - compost - the product of a carefully managed aerobic process by which natural materials are digested by microorganisms.

Biological treatment of chemically flocculated agro-industrial waste from the wool scouring industry by an aerobic process without sludge recycle.

As a result, the depths below 150-200 m remain relatively lifeless (except for anaerobic microorganisms) in comparison with the surface layer, where aerobic processes take place.

And, unlike the activated sludge system which is an aerobic process, anaerobic digestion doesn't require oxygen and is therefore cheaper to run.

Nitrification is fundamentally an aerobic process in which the ammonium is oxidatively converted to nitrate via nitrite.

Plowing increases the amount of oxygen in the soil and increases the aerobic processes, hastening the breakdown of organic material.

Composting Composting is a controlled aerobic process in which bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms convert organic material into a stable humus-like product.

As soon as you press the button or pull the plug this waste enters the Ozzi Kleen, to begin the Aerobic process.

Composting is an aerobic process of mixing sewage sludge with agricultural byproduct sources of carbon such as sawdust, straw or wood chips.

The most used aerobic processes are activated sludge system, aerated lagoons, trickling filters or bacterial beds and the rotating biological contractors.