| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 681028 | Bioresource Technology | 2013 | 9 Pages |
In this study, the granular sludge was generated for simultaneous nitrification, denitrification and phosphorus removal (SNDPR) and studied on a laboratory scale. Analyzing the nutrients removal percentages from wastewater were scrutinized by using an optimization of the variables, i.e., COD:N:P ratio, OLR, aeration time, MLSS, F:M and HRT. These 6 interrelated parameters were evaluated as the process response. Microscopic observations of the performance of the SNDPR process revealed that the granules included Bacillus sp. in the bacterial community. According to these results, the UAASB system produced an effluent that lends dairy wastewater suitable for land irrigation and that this an attractive process of using granular sludge is appropriate for achieving carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus removal from nutrient-rich wastewater by a biological method.
► Performance of an UAASB bioreactor removing CNP was investigated. ► The effects of HRT and aeration time on the systems performance were investigated. ► UAASB system was appropriate for achieving carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus removal. ► The diary wastewater treatment process was optimized.
