Mitigating nitrous oxide emissions in wastewater treatment with pure oxygen aeration: A full-scale study

Izba Ali; Rudy Lamond; Roel Boussemaere

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2026.181457

January 27, 2026The Science of The Total Environment

Mitigating nitrous oxide emissions in wastewater treatment with pure oxygen aeration: A full-scale study

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Nitrous oxide emissions decreased significantly, indicating effective pollution control measures in wastewater management.
Measurements showed a reduction of 30% in nitrous oxide emissions when compared to conventional methods.
This observational analysis utilized full-scale data collection in a wastewater treatment facility with continuous monitoring.
Findings suggest potential enhancements for sustainability in the wastewater treatment sector while highlighting ongoing challenges.

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Full-scale study demonstrates reduced nitrous oxide emissions in wastewater treatment using pure oxygen aeration, implying significant environmental benefits.

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