Research on the characteristics of phosphorus uptake rate during the induction of denitrifying dephosphatation
Yong Yang
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Yong Yang
Abstract
SBR experiments were performed by a sequence of anaerobic/anoxic/ aerobic. The effect of various types and concentrations of electron acceptor on anoxic phosphorus uptake were investigated in detail to obtain a better insight into the behavior of phosphateaccumulating organisms(PAOs) and denitrifying phosphateaccumulating organisms(DNPAOs).Results of experimental investigations are presented, strongly supporting the hypothesis that PAOs from activated sludge systems consist of two groups:DNPAOs which can use either oxygen or nitrate as the final electron acceptor and nonDNPAOs which can use only oxygen and giving the characteristics of phosphorus uptake rate during the anaerobic/anoxic/aerobic period.
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SBR experiments were performed by a sequence of anaerobic/anoxic/ aerobic. The effect of various types and concentrations of electron acceptor on anoxic phosphorus uptake were investigated in detail to obtain a better insight into the behavior of phosphateaccumulating organisms(PAOs) and denitrifying phosphateaccumulating organisms(DNPAOs).Results of experimental investigations are presented, strongly supporting the hypothesis that PAOs from activated sludge systems consist of two groups:DNPAOs which can use either oxygen or nitrate as the final electron acceptor and nonDNPAOs which can use only oxygen and giving the characteristics of phosphorus uptake rate during the anaerobic/anoxic/aerobic period.
Key concepts: Denitrifying bacteria, Anoxic waters, Anaerobic exercise, Electron acceptor, Phosphorus, Phosphate, Nitrate, Environmental chemistry