Anaerobic processes

Pavlostathis, Spyros G.; Beydilli, Inan; Misra, Girish; Prytula, Mark; Yeh, Daniel H.

doi:10.2175/106143097x134803

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Mechanisms and Models For Anaerobic Granulation1

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“…For anaerobic granulation, it was found that the development of granular sludge depends on the seed sludge characteristics, feed composition, hydraulic loading rate, temperature, etc. Changes in the composition of wastewater, organic loading rate, and pH can affect the internal structure of the granules (Pavlostathis et al 1997). Jhung and Choi (1995) suggested that the sludge granulation is more influenced by the type of wastewater rather than the type of reactor used.…”

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Insights into mechanism of aerobic granulation in sequencing batch reactor

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Aerobic granulation is a novel environmental biotechnology recently developed for treating a wide spectrum of wastewater. Although extensive research effort has been dedicated to the development of aerobic granules in sequencing batch reactor (SBR), the mechanism responsible for aerobic granulation still remained unclear. Thus, this study attempted to address a basic question of what were the potential driving forces of aerobic granulation in SBR.

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