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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"anaerobic stabilization"”.
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Investigation of hypothesized anaerobic stabilization mechanisms in biological phosphorus removal systems
"Anaerobic Stabilization" (AnS) is a phenomenon previously observed in biological nutrient removal (BNR) systems that use anaerobic-aerobic sequencing for phosphorus and/or nitrogen removal. AnS manifests itself in the form of less-than-theoretical oxygen requirements for the extent of organics …
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Effects of temperature and mean cell residence time on the performance of high-rate biological nutrient removal processes
… MCRIs were optimal under P-limiting conditions. Anaerobic stabilization ranging from 8% to 27% was measured in the BNR system, and was a function of temperature at a 15 d MCRI. A mechanism for anaerobic stabilization was proposed. Yield coefficients for the BNR and the conventional system were …
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Monitoring and Inverse Dispersion Modeling to Quantify VOCs from MSW Landfill
… solid waste is converted to landfill gas due to anaerobic stabilization by bacteria. These biochemical reactions produce volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like methane and others. Due to heterogeneity in refuse composition, unpredictable distribution of favorable environmental conditions for …
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An Investigation of the Biochemistry of Biological Phosphorus Removal
… utilized by the EBPR consortium. Additionally, anaerobic stabilization of COD, a long debated but empirically established phenomenon, was addressed during the study. Considering the pathways proposed to be operative under different conditions imposed on the EBPR systems, a biochemical …
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Evaluation Of Prefermentation As A Unit Process Upon Biological Nutrient Removal Including Biokinetic And Wastewater Parameters
… will also be addressed, including anaerobic stabilization. Potential benefits to BNR processes derived from prefermentation are compared and contrasted with the more well-known benefits of primary clarification. Finally, some biokinetic parameters necessary to successfully model …