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denitrator

denitrator

9.1
A machine that removes nitrate and other nitrogen chemicals from water
  • noun
  • /ˈdiːnaɪtreɪtər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : denitrificador
  • The water treatment plant installed a new denitrator to reduce nitrate levels in the drinking supply.

Examples

  • Many aquarists use a denitrator in their filtration systems to maintain healthy water quality for fish.

  • Many industries use denitrators to treat wastewater.

  • Regular maintenance of the denitrator ensures it efficiently removes nitrogen compounds from wastewater.

  • The denitrator effectively removes harmful nitrates from the water.

  • Many aquarists use a denitrator in their filtration systems to maintain healthy water quality for fish.

  • Regular maintenance of the denitrator ensures it efficiently removes nitrogen compounds from wastewater.

  • The water treatment plant installed a new denitrator to reduce nitrate levels in the drinking supply.

Synonyms

purifier
vsdenitrator
  • Specialized
8 3.5

A machine that cleans water or air by removing harmful substances

removes specific nitrogen compounds rather than impurities in general
purger
vsdenitrator
7.5

A person or thing that removes unwanted parts to make something clean

removes particular nitrogen compounds rather than cleaning generally

How Effective

denitrification
  • Specialized
7.5
denitrator
  • Specialized
9.1
biofilter
  • Specialized
2 5.1
water filter
5 2.2

Surface Forms

denitrator singular
denitrators plural

Morphology

denitrator = denitrate (transparent) = de + nitrat + or

The noun clearly means a device or agent that performs the action of denitrating.

Etymology

Denitrator breaks into de- meaning 'remove' and nitrate, a nitrogen chemical often found in water, the same root you see in nitrogen. So a denitrator is a device that 'removes' nitrates from water.