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Pathogen removal in aerobic granular sludge treatment systems (Paperback)
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Pathogen removal in aerobic granular sludge treatment systems (Paperback)
Series: IHE Delft PhD Thesis Series
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This book describes pathogen removal processes in aerobic granular
sludge (AGS) wastewater treatment systems. Faecal indicators (E.
coli, Enterococci, coliforms and bacteriophages) were tracked in
full-scale AGS facilities and compared to parallel activated sludge
(CAS) systems. AGS showed similar removals as the more complex CAS
configurations. Removal mechanisms investigated in laboratory-scale
reactors showed that the AGS morphology contributes to the removal
processes. By tracking E. coli and MS2, it was observed that
organisms not attached to the granules are predated by protozoa
during aeration. 18S RNA gene analyses confirmed the occurrence of
bacterivorous organisms (e.g., Epistylis, Vorticella, Rhogostoma)
in the system. Particulate material in the feeding stimulated their
development, and a protozoa bloom arose when co-treating with
(synthetic) faecal sludge (4 % v/v). An overview of the diverse
eukaryotic community in laboratory reactors and real-life
applications is also provided. The microbial diversity of the
influent was different compared to AGS and CAS sludge samples.
However, no clear differences were found between them on species
level. This study contributes to a better understanding of the
mechanisms behind pathogen removals in AGS systems.
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