Role of exopolymeric protein on the settleability of nitrifying sludges

The relationship of exopolymeric substances and the sludge volume indexes (SVI) of two nitrifying sludge were studied over a period of time (30 d) in two different types of reactors: (1) a stirred tank aerated nitrifying reactor (SANR) and (2) an air-lift nitrifying reactor (ALNR). Concentrations of...

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description The relationship of exopolymeric substances and the sludge volume indexes (SVI) of two nitrifying sludge were studied over a period of time (30 d) in two different types of reactors: (1) a stirred tank aerated nitrifying reactor (SANR) and (2) an air-lift nitrifying reactor (ALNR). Concentrations of lipids, carbohydrates and proteins of the EPS were determined in both reactors. The variation in lipids and carbohydrates was low (
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Bioreactors
Electrophoresis, Polyacrylamide Gel
Exopolymeric protein
Flocculation
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
Molecular weight
Nitrifying sludge
Proteins - analysis
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Sludge volume index
Time Factors
Waste Disposal, Fluid - methods
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