Application of Membrane Bioreactor Processes for Achieving Low Effluent Nutrient Concentrations

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Modeling, simulation and control of biological and chemical P-removal processes for membrane bioreactors (MBRs) from lab to full-scale applications: State of the art

“…A 2 /O, 5-stage Bardenpho (with anaerobic as influent receiving zone), step-feed Bardenpho, UCT, MUCT and VIP configurations offer high to excellent BioP-removal performances. Table 1 depicts that the majority of the full-scale MBR facilities are equipped with MLE configuration and similar results have been documented by Pellegrin et al (2015).Thisisdue to fact that the CASPs with MLE configuration were upgraded to MBRs (Itokawa et al, 2014).…”