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Advancing a Post-Anoxic Biological Nutrient Removal Process Selecting for Niltritation

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Appel, Felicity Joy. (2015). Advancing a Post-Anoxic Biological Nutrient Removal Process Selecting for Niltritation. Theses and Dissertations Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections. https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/etd/items/appel_idaho_0089n_10577.html

Title:
Advancing a Post-Anoxic Biological Nutrient Removal Process Selecting for Niltritation
Author:
Appel, Felicity Joy
Date:
2015
Keywords:
Aeration Length AOB Dissolved Oxygen EBPR Nitriation PAO
Program:
Civil Engineering
Subject Category:
Civil engineering
Abstract:

Wastewater is treated biologically with activated sludge to remove the nutrients phosphorous and nitrogen. In accomplishing wastewater treatment, selecting for nitritation in the aeration phase can optimize the nutrient removal process to conserve energy and carbon, while enhancing phosphorous and nitrogen removal. This thesis investigated the ability of sequencing batch reactors (SBRs), operated in a unique post-anoxic denitrification mode (process referred to as BIOPHO-PX; trademark under development by Dr. Coats), to remove nutrients while controlling aeration length and residual DO concentration at different solids retention times (SRTs), with the goal to induce and sustain nitritation. Phosphorus removal of 97% and nitrogen removal of 82% were achieved with this process configuration.

Description:
masters, M.S., Civil Engineering -- University of Idaho - College of Graduate Studies, 2015
Major Professor:
Coats, Erik R
Committee:
Chang, Kevin; Moberly, James
Defense Date:
2015
Identifier:
Appel_idaho_0089N_10577
Type:
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Format Original:
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