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Comparison between conventional and fixed film sequencing batch reactors in the treatment of screened dairy manure
Authors: K.V. Lo and P.H. Liao
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Description: Two 5.0 litre laboratory-scale sequencing batch reactors (SBRs) operated at room temperature were used to treat screened dairy manure. One reactor was modified through the installation of a fixed-film structure made from pinewood panels so as to comprise a fixed-film SBR (FFSBR). The fixed-film structure was positioned on the upper part of the FFSBR reactor in such a way that it did not alter or disturb the operation of the SBR system. When both reactors were operated at a short cycle coupled with a relatively high organic loading rate, the fixed-film microbial retention in the FFSBR improved process stability and treatment efficiency.
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Citation: K.V. Lo and P.H. Liao 1995. COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL AND FIXED FILM SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS IN THE TREATMENT OF SCREENED DAIRY MANURE. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 37(4):335-337.
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Date: 1995
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Description: Two 5.0 litre laboratory-scale sequencing batch reactors (SBRs) operated at room temperature were used to treat screened dairy manure. One reactor was modified through the installation of a fixed-film structure made from pinewood panels so as to comprise a fixed-film SBR (FFSBR). The fixed-film structure was positioned on the upper part of the FFSBR reactor in such a way that it did not alter or disturb the operation of the SBR system. When both reactors were operated at a short cycle coupled with a relatively high organic loading rate, the fixed-film microbial retention in the FFSBR improved process stability and treatment efficiency.
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Citation: K.V. Lo and P.H. Liao 1995. COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL AND FIXED FILM SEQUENCING BATCH REACTORS IN THE TREATMENT OF SCREENED DAIRY MANURE. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 37(4):335-337.
Volume: 37
Issue: 4
Pages -
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Date: 1995
Technical field:
Conference name:
Session name:
Other information:
Type: Text.Article
Format: PDF
Publication type:
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Relation:
Coverage: Canada
Language 1: en
Language 2:
Rights: Canadian Society for Bioengineering
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