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treatment system and land application. Aerobic treatment of animal manure slurry and lagoon liquid can be an effective 
treatment for odor control. The energy costs required for aeration, however, is a major factor that has prevented aerobic 
treatment from being used widely for livestock manure treatment. There are many different aeration devices and several 
possible aeration schemes and processes which can be used on livestock farms. Recent research has been focused on 
developing more efficient aeration techniques and equipment, determining the minimum aeration requirements for odor 
control, and developing optimum intermittent aeration schemes to obtain efficient manure decomposition and to effect 
nitrogen transformation and removal from the manure slurry or liquid. This article reviews the basic concepts of aerobic 
treatment and presents general recommendations for designing and operating various aeration systems for treating 
animal manure slurry and lagoon liquid.}, number={2}, journal={Applied Engineering in Agriculture}, author={Westerman, P. W. and Zhang, R. H.}, year={1997}, pages={245–249} }