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The effect of sludge age and aerobic sludge mass fraction on low F/M filament bulking in intermittent aeration nitrogen removal systems
Since 1989 a wide ranging program of research has been under way to identify the factors that effect low F/M filament proliferation. Completed work has established an important factor conducive to low F /M filament proliferation - the presence of anoxic and aerobic zones, or, alternating anoxic-aero...
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Water Research Group
2016
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