Effect of different carbon sources on purification performance and change of microbial community structure in a novel AzN-MBR process were investigated, The results showed that when fed with acetate, propionate or ace...Effect of different carbon sources on purification performance and change of microbial community structure in a novel AzN-MBR process were investigated, The results showed that when fed with acetate, propionate or acetate and propionate mixed （ 1 ： 1 ） as carbon sources, the effluent COD, NH4＋- N, TN and TP were lower than 30, 5, 15 and 0.5 mg-L-1, respectively. However taken glucose as carbon source, the TP concentration of effluent reached 2.6 1 mg.L-1. Process analysis found that the amount of anaerobic phosphorus release would be the key factor to determine the above effectiveness. The acetate was beneficial to the growth of Candidatus Accumulibacter associated with biological phosphorus removal, which was the main cause of high efficiency phosphorus removal in this system. In addition, it could eliminate the Candidatus Competibacter associated with glycogen-accumulating organisms and guarantee high efficiency phosphorus uptake of phosphorus accumulating organisms in the system with acetate as carbon source.展开更多
文摘Effect of different carbon sources on purification performance and change of microbial community structure in a novel AzN-MBR process were investigated, The results showed that when fed with acetate, propionate or acetate and propionate mixed （ 1 ： 1 ） as carbon sources, the effluent COD, NH4＋- N, TN and TP were lower than 30, 5, 15 and 0.5 mg-L-1, respectively. However taken glucose as carbon source, the TP concentration of effluent reached 2.6 1 mg.L-1. Process analysis found that the amount of anaerobic phosphorus release would be the key factor to determine the above effectiveness. The acetate was beneficial to the growth of Candidatus Accumulibacter associated with biological phosphorus removal, which was the main cause of high efficiency phosphorus removal in this system. In addition, it could eliminate the Candidatus Competibacter associated with glycogen-accumulating organisms and guarantee high efficiency phosphorus uptake of phosphorus accumulating organisms in the system with acetate as carbon source.
