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The effectiveness of bioaugmentation in nitrifying systems stressed by a washout condition and cold temperature
From:
Water Environment Research
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March 1, 2002| Author:
De Silva, Viraj; Rittmann, Bruce E; Stahl, David A; Abeysinghe, Dilrika H
| Copyright Water Environment Federation Mar/Apr 2002. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information
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ABSTRACT: Bioaugmentation consists of adding selected strains of microorganisms with known capabilities to a biological process to improve performance. In this study, laboratory-scale completely stirred tank reactors were bioaugmented with nitrifying bacteria while operated under high-stress conditions for the nitrifiers: a 2-day solids retention time (SRT) at 22 degC or a 5-day SRT at 4 degC. Intensive sampling was carried out to document the effects of the bioaugmentation. To quantitatively...
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