ArticleWater environment research : a research publication of the Water Environment Federation2026
Evaluating Phosphorus Sorption and Desorption in Agricultural Wastewater Using Designer Biochar Pellets.
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Tile drains enhance crop productivity but also increase phosphorus (P) runoff into nearby water bodies, contributing to harmful algal blooms. This study examines the effectiveness of designer biochar pellets (DBPs) in removing or releasing P from agricultural effluents, soils, or deionized water, respectively. The DBPs are composed of pine sawdust biomass and bentonite clay, pretreated with lime sludge prior to pyrolysis, and subsequently exposed to various wastewater effluents and field conditions. DBP treatment in P removal varied across effluent types, ranging from 18 to 155 mg kg
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