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Progress on Competition Between PAOs and GAOs in Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal

Hong‐Cheng Wang

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Enhanced biological phosphorus removal(EBPR)is accepted as one of the most efficient and economical process to remove phosphorous from wastewater.However,poor performance of EBPR has been reported resulting from proliferation of glycogen accumulating organism(GAOs).This paper reviewed the key factors that afect the competition between phosphorus accumulating organisms(PAOs)and GAO,and an outlook on future research directions.

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Enhanced biological phosphorus removal(EBPR)is accepted as one of the most efficient and economical process to remove phosphorous from wastewater.However,poor performance of EBPR has been reported resulting from proliferation of glycogen accumulating organism(GAOs).This paper reviewed the key factors that afect the competition between phosphorus accumulating organisms(PAOs)and GAO,and an outlook on future research directions.

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Enhanced biological phosphorus removal(EBPR)is accepted as one of the most efficient and economical process to remove phosphorous from wastewater.However,poor performance of EBPR has been reported resulting from proliferation of glycogen accumulating organism(GAOs).This paper reviewed the key factors that afect the competition between phosphorus accumulating organisms(PAOs)and GAO,and an outlook on future research directions.

Key concepts: Enhanced biological phosphorus removal, Phosphorus, Competition (biology), Biochemical engineering, Organism, Process (computing), Wastewater, Pulp and paper industry

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