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Biological nutrient removal and fouling behavior in an UCT-MBR process: synergistic effects of aeration intensity and mixed liquor recycling ratio
2017
DESALINATION AND WATER TREATMENT
A bench-scale university of cape town-membrane bioreactor (UCT-MBR) process was operated treating real municipal wastewater with reference to the synergistic effects of aeration intensity and mixed liquor recycling ratio on biological nutrient removal performance and membrane fouling propensity. Results showed that chemical oxygen demand (COD) and NH 4 + -N removal was slightly dependent on variations in aeration intensity and recycling ratio. The increase in recycling ratio strengthened the
doi:10.5004/dwt.2017.21380
fatcat:cmcbvpoebjafvc6zwjmfzk5wsq