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The Anaerobic-Anoxic/Nitrification (A(2)N) system is a continuous-flow, two-sludge process in which Poly-P bacteria are capable of taking up phosphate under anoxic conditions using nitrate as an electron acceptor. The process is very efficient because it maximizes the utilization of organic substrate for phosphorus and nitrogen removal. An experimental lab-scale A2N system fed with domestic sewage was tested over a period of 260 days. The purpose of the experiment was to examine phosphorus removal capacity of a modified A2N two-sludge system. Factors affecting phosphorus and nitrogen removal by the A2N system were investigated. These factors were the influent COD/TN ratio, Sludge Retention Time (SRT), Bypass Sludge Flow rate (BSF) and Return Sludge Flow rate (RSF). Results indicated that optimum conditions for phosphorus and nitrogen removal were the influent COD/TN ratio around 6.49, the SRT of 14 days, and the BSF and RSF were fixed at about 26-33% of influent flow rate.
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WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
ISSN： 0273-1223
Year： 2004
Issue： 6
Volume： 50
Page： 37-44
2 . 7 0 0
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ESI Discipline： ENVIRONMENT/ECOLOGY;
JCR Journal Grade：3
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WoS CC Cited Count： 26
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