Anammox deammonification is a biological treatment process that uses a microbial process known as anammox to convert ammonia to nitrogen gas. The process can be an important step in removing nitrogen from wastewater.
In this QuickChat video, Glenn Thesing and Daniel Hurt of Veolia Water Technologies break down this process and share some insights.
Click here to learn more about Veolia's technologies.
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