Treatment processes
N20 (nitrous oxide)
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Treatment processes
N20 (nitrous oxide)

Author : Pascal PEU

Publication date: July 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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4. Treatment processes

Nitrous oxide emissions can be controlled and reduced at two levels: at source or after treatment of the gases produced.

4.1 Source reduction

  • The most elegant approach to minimizing nitrous oxide emissions is to drastically reduce their production at source.

    In the case of diffuse emissions generated by agricultural soils, N 2 O production is the direct consequence of nitrogen transformations by soil bacteria (ie, nitrification and denitrification). To produce less N 2 O, soils should be treated less with nitrogen fertilizers. This solution is only conceivable if nitrogen fertilization of...

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