It　was　investigated　that　the　effect　of　type　of　carbon　sources,　including　acetic　acid/propionic　acid=1/2,　acetic　acid/propionic　acid=2/1,　propionic　acid,　methanol,　ethanol,　glucose,　starch　and　domestic　wastewater,　on　anaerobic　substrate　storage　and　conversion　of　activated　sludge　domestricated　cultured　with　sodium　acetate　with　removing　phosphorus.　The　results　showed　that　with　acetic　and　propionic　acid　as　carbon　source,　the　system＇s　storage　capacity　for　substrate　was　larger,　in　which　the　maximum　values　of　PHA,　PHB　and　PHV　was　of　the　6.0　mmolC　·　L-1,　4.25　mmolC　·　L-1　and　3.69　mmolC　·　L-1　(at　acetic　acid/propionic　acid=2/1),　respectively.　When　methanol,　ethanol,　glucose,　starch　and　domestic　sewage　were　used　as　carbon　source　for　substrate　storage,　the　storaged　substance　was　mainly　PHB,　but　their　capacity　lower　than　that　of　acetic　and　propionic　acid.　The　release　of　phosphorus　increased　with　propionic　acid　content　in　combined　acetic　and　propionic　acid　and　reached　the　maximum　16.53　mg　·　L-1　at　propionic　acid　as　sole　carbon　source.　With　starch　and　domestic　sewage　as　a　carbon　source,　the　phosphorus　release　was　small,　3.56　mg　·　L-1　and　6.75　mg　·　L-1,　while　methanol,　ethanol　and　glucose　as　carbon　source　the　activated　sludge　showed　no　significant　phosphorus　release　features.　©　All　Rights　Reserved.