BAF – Biological Aerated Filter; could someone please explain it?

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BAF, or Biological Aerated Filter, can be understood as a biological filter used in the biofilm process, with an aeration system added to it, right? Also, what is the scope of application for BAF? Are there any advantages and disadvantages...?

Reply #22015-10-22

I’m not quite sure; some experts on the forum have explained it. You can take a look

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