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  1. Evaluating the Source-Effect Relationship of Industrial Toxins in Wastewater Treatment

    Upset events due to the inflow of toxic chemicals are a critical issue for wastewater treatment facilities. Understanding the source-effect relationship of toxic chemicals can facilitate the prevention or improved reaction to upset events. Part one of this study was conducted to investigate the …

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  2. Upset Events At Wastewater Treatment Plants: Implications for Mitigative Strategy Development and Bioreactor Microbial Ecology

    … approaches for the pilot scale cadmium stress events resulted in greater process deterioration as compared to the non-intervention approach. In contrast to the laboratory scale experiments, theoretical effluent blending calculations showed that corrective actions may not reduce the impact of …

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  3. Elucidating the Role of Toxin-Induced Microbial Stress Responses in Biological Wastewater Treatment Process Upset

    … and mechanistically-based indicator of process upset in biological wastewater treatment systems that receive sporadic shock loads of toxic chemicals. The microbial stress response is a set of conserved and unique biochemical mechanisms that an organism activates or induces under adverse …

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