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The Effect of PHA on Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal

Advanced Materials Research, 2012
Used A/O-SBR(anaerobic/aerobic alternating enhanced biological phosphorus removal system) to study carbon source and phosphate accumulating organisms (PAO) intracellular energy storage substance transformation, also studied PAO’s phosphorus removal capacity.
Wei Han, Linjiang Yuan, Lu Chai, Kai Zhao, Guang Zhu Li   +4 more
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Changes in phosphorus removing performance and bacterial community structure in an enhanced biological phosphorus removal reactor

Water Research, 2004
A lab-scale-enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) reactor was operated for 204 days to investigate the correlation between phosphorus removing performance and bacterial community structure. The phosphorus removing performance was good from day 1 to 92 and from day 172 to 204. However, the removal activity was in a deteriorated state from day 93
Suguru, Okunuki, Mamoru, Kawaharasaki, Hideo, Tanaka, Takahiro, Kanagawa   +3 more
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Biological removal of phosphorus and diversity analysis of microbial community in the enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) system

Water and Environment Journal, 2019
AbstractAn anaerobic/aerobic sequencing batch reactor was used to test enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) in wastewater. In the present study, after 6 weeks of operation, the phosphorous and TOC removal efficiency reached to 97.8 and 97.5%, respectively.
Yanhui Ge, Jing Lan, Chaoguo Zhan, Yan Zhou, Chuanxin Ma, Lin Zhao   +5 more
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Enhanced Biological Removal of Phosphorus from Wastewater

1990
Eutrophication, especially of inland waters, has emerged as one of the more severe pollution problems in arid nations such as Australia. This is caused mainly by the entry of excessive amounts of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) into the waters. Removal of compounds of N and P from effluents is an important factor in preventing eutrophication.
Annabelle Duncan, Ronald C. Bayly, John W. May, George Vasiliadis, William G. C. Raper   +4 more
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Glycerol as a sole carbon source for enhanced biological phosphorus removal

Water Research, 2012
Wastewaters with low organic matter content are one of the major causes of EBPR failures in full-scale WWTP. This carbon source deficit can be solved by external carbon addition and glycerol is a perfect candidate since it is nowadays obtained in excess from biodiesel production.
Javier, Guerrero, Carlota, Tayà, Albert, Guisasola, Juan A, Baeza   +3 more
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Developments in Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal (EBPR)

2003
Phosphorus removal using Phosphorus Accumulating Organisms (PAOs) has attracted significant interest in recent years for controlling nutrient pollution in the aquatic environment. Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal (EBPR) has been known for several decades since the concept of “luxury uptake” was proposed in 1965 but the mechanisms have not been ...
R. Bhamidimarri, P. O. Bickers, N. Thayalakumaran, Z. B. Hu   +3 more
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Finding the key to enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR)

Water Environment Research, 2021
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THE INFLUENCE OF BULKING SLUDGE ON ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL

1987
Rensink, J.H., Donker, H.J.G.W.
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A Review on the Integration of Mainstream P-Recovery Strategies With Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal

Water Research, 2022
Albert Guisasola, Juan Antonio Baeza, Congcong Zhang   +2 more
exaly  

Phosphorus Removal and Recovery From Domestic Wastewater in a Novel Process of Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Coupled With Crystallization

Bioresource Technology, 2016
Haiming Zou
exaly