Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5144912 | Ultrasonics Sonochemistry | 2017 | 44 Pages |
Abstract
At the optimum operating conditions, the specific supplied energy has been varied from 3276 to 12,780 kJ kg TSâ1 in the HC treatment, by increasing the treatment time from 2 to 8 h, respectively. Low endogenous decay rates (bH) were measured on the excess sludge at low specific supplied energy, revealing that only an alteration in floc structure was responsible for the sludge solubilisation. On the contrary, higher bH values were measured at higher specific supplied energy, indicating that the sludge solubilisation was related to a decreasing biomass viability, as consequence of dead cells and/or disrupted cells (cell lysis).
Keywords
TSSPTOTAerobic biodegradabilitySwirling jet-induced cavitationPCODTKNSCODTCODSoluble CODNH4+-NVSsWWTPsAmmonia Nitrogenenergy efficientdissolved oxygenEnergy efficiencySludge disintegrationSourchemical oxygen demandTotal solidsvolatile solidsAcoustic cavitationHydrodynamic cavitationOURtotal suspended solidsVolatile suspended solidsOxygen uptake rateCodtotal phosphatetotal Kjeldahl nitrogenWastewater treatment plants
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Authors
Giuseppe Mancuso, Michela Langone, Gianni Andreottola,