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Cultivation and maintenance of nitrite-oxidizing bacteria granular sludge in SBR process

Xu Liu, Shuying Wang, Yongzhen Peng, Wu Lei

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A SBR inoculated with nitrifying activated sludge was employed to cultivate granular sludge. Under the selective pressure of settling time, the formation of nitrite oxidizing bacteria granules were achieved by increasing NO2--N concentration from 25 mg/L to 75 mg/L within 120 cycles. The granules were shaped like sphere with diameter ranging from 0.5 to 0.9 mm, an average settling velocity of 2.4 cm/s, and the sludge volume index was 46.5 ml/g. As the granules was operated stably, the nitrite oxidization rate was around 0.119 mg NO2--N/mg MLSS·h. The enrichment of nitrite oxidization granules was quantified by FISH which indicated that nitrite oxidizing bacteria was 16.1% of the total bacteria. It is indicated that the oxidizing nitrite granules was cultured successfully.

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A SBR inoculated with nitrifying activated sludge was employed to cultivate granular sludge. Under the selective pressure of settling time, the formation of nitrite oxidizing bacteria granules were achieved by increasing NO2--N concentration from 25 mg/L to 75 mg/L within 120 cycles. The granules were shaped like sphere with diameter ranging from 0.5 to 0.9 mm, an average settling velocity of 2.4 cm/s, and the sludge volume index was 46.5 ml/g. As the granules was operated stably, the nitrite oxidization rate was around 0.119 mg NO2--N/mg MLSS·h. The enrichment of nitrite oxidization granules was quantified by FISH which indicated that nitrite oxidizing bacteria was 16.1% of the total bacteria. It is indicated that the oxidizing nitrite granules was cultured successfully.

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A SBR inoculated with nitrifying activated sludge was employed to cultivate granular sludge. Under the selective pressure of settling time, the formation of nitrite oxidizing bacteria granules were achieved by increasing NO2--N concentration from 25 mg/L to 75 mg/L within 120 cycles. The granules were shaped like sphere with diameter ranging from 0.5 to 0.9 mm, an average settling velocity of 2.4 cm/s, and the sludge volume index was 46.5 ml/g. As the granules was operated stably, the nitrite oxidization rate was around 0.119 mg NO2--N/mg MLSS·h. The enrichment of nitrite oxidization granules was quantified by FISH which indicated that nitrite oxidizing bacteria was 16.1% of the total bacteria. It is indicated that the oxidizing nitrite granules was cultured successfully.

Key concepts: Nitrite, Oxidizing agent, Bacteria, Settling, Activated sludge, Nitrification, Chemistry, Nitrifying bacteria

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