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TitleSulphide biooxidation in activated sludge diffusion process: microbiological and biochemical effects
AbstractSulphide was adopted as odorous compound in a simulation of AS Diffusion, an interesting process to treat odors at wastewater treatment plants by diffusing odorous air into aerobic basins. Its behaviour were experimentally evaluated along with its effects on the biomass and the biological processes supposed by some author in an AS diffusion test. Two bench scale sequencing batch reactors (SBRs) were fed in parallel on real primary sewage and monitored after adding increasing concentrations of sulphide to one of them. In this reactor, an average sulphide removal of 94% was measured. Microbial biochemical activity and composition did not show relevant variations after the addition of sulphide, and the good features of activated sludge flocs were maintained also in terms of sludge settleability
Source3rd EWaS International Conference on "Insights on the Water-Energy-Food Nexus", Lefkada Island, Greece, 27-30 June 2018Proceedings (MDPI) 2
KeywordsAS Diffusion; gaseous sulphur; odor treatment
JournalProceedings (MDPI)
EditorMDPI, Basel, Svizzera
Year2018
TypeContributo in atti di convegno
DOI10.3390/proceedings2110646
AuthorsMassimo Blonda, Angelantonio Calabrese, Raffaele Palumbo and Elvira Giorgio
Text449873 2018 10.3390/proceedings2110646 Google Scholar 2504 3900/2/11/646 AS Diffusion; gaseous sulphur; odor treatment Sulphide biooxidation in activated sludge diffusion process microbiological and biochemical effects Massimo Blonda, Angelantonio Calabrese, Raffaele Palumbo and Elvira Giorgio CNR IRSA Sulphide was adopted as odorous compound in a simulation of AS Diffusion, an interesting process to treat odors at wastewater treatment plants by diffusing odorous air into aerobic basins. Its behaviour were experimentally evaluated along with its effects on the biomass and the biological processes supposed by some author in an AS diffusion test. Two bench scale sequencing batch reactors SBRs were fed in parallel on real primary sewage and monitored after adding increasing concentrations of sulphide to one of them. In this reactor, an average sulphide removal of 94% was measured. Microbial biochemical activity and composition did not show relevant variations after the addition of sulphide, and the good features of activated sludge flocs were maintained also in terms of sludge settleability Published version 2 3rd EWaS International Conference on Insights on the Water Energy Food Nexus Lefkada Island, Greece 27 30 June 2018 Internazionale Contributo Sulphide Biooxidation in Activated Sludge Diffusion Process Microbiological and Biochemical Effects proceedings 02 00646 1 .pdf Contributo in atti di convegno MDPI 2504 3900 Proceedings MDPI Proceedings MDPI Proceedings angelantonio.calabrese CALABRESE ANGELANTONIO massimo.blonda BLONDA MASSIMO