The characteristics of the bacterial community structure and population dynamics for phosphorus removal in SBR activated sludge processes
The characteristics of the bacterial community structure and population dynamics for phosphorus removal in activated sludge were investigated using laboratory-scale sequencing batch reactor (SBR) activated sludge processes fed with four different carbon sources. Phosphorus removal activity, quinone...
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| description | The characteristics of the bacterial community structure and population dynamics for phosphorus removal in activated sludge were investigated using laboratory-scale sequencing batch reactor (SBR) activated sludge processes fed with four different carbon sources. Phosphorus removal activity, quinone profile of the activated sludge and isolated bacterial strains were monitored. An enhanced phosphorus removal activity was accompanied by the increase in ubiquinone-9 (Q-9). The relationships between phosphorus removal activity and Q-9 contents of the isolated bacterial strains were dependent neither on the organic substrates nor on the species of isolated bacterial strains. The enhanced phosphorus removal capability of activated sludge seemed to be due to the increase in the populations of bacteria with activity of phosphorus removal, i.e. species succession of bacteria in activated sludge ecosystems, rather than the increase in the phosphorus removal capability of phosphorus removal bacteria. Not only
Acinetobacter but also
Pseudomonas identified from isolated strains were regarded as representative polyphosphates-accumulating organisms and predominant species to the whole of bacterial population in activated sludge for phosphorus removal. |
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