In most biological wastewater treatment process such as CAS system, though they have been recognized to be effective for wastewater treatment, the large amount of excess sludge derived for microbial growth generates high costs in equipment, operation and final disposal. The OSA process is a modification of CAS process which can reduce sludge production by an alternating exposure of activated sludge to oxic and anoxic environments (Chen et al. 2003, Rodríguez- Pérez et al. 2009, Rodríguez- Pérez et al. 2010). However a better understanding of the cause of the process enabling excess sludge reduction is necessary for full scale experience. In this sense, the pilot plant studies are essential because laboratory test are insufficient
The main goal of this study was the evaluation of the excess sludge reduction in a MBR for biologica...
Activated sludge process is the most widely diffused system to treat wastewater to control the disch...
Excess sludge disposal is one of the serious challenges in biological wastewater treatment. Reductio...
In the most biological wastewater treatment process such as conventional activated sludge (CAS) syst...
The biological wastewater treatment process involves a significant production of sludge that must be...
This PhD project focused mainly the OSA technology, developed at Trieste University but also conside...
5siAn OSA (oxic settling anaerobic) pilot plant, preliminarly ran as a conventional activated sludge...
The excess biomass produced during biological treatment of municipal wastewater represents a major i...
The conventional activated sludge (CAS) process is widely used for treating domestic and industrial ...
In the present research, insights about the mechanisms of excess sludge minimization occurring in an...
The oxic-settling-anaerobic (OSA) process can decrease the amount of sludge generated during wastewa...
This paper aims to provide a full understanding of the sludge reduction mechanisms in the oxic-settl...
: Excess sludge production in wastewater treatment plants has become an enormous environmental issue...
Activated sludge process-based biological wastewater treatment is widely used for the treatment of w...
One of the most important problems that wastewater treatment plants throughout the world have been f...
The main goal of this study was the evaluation of the excess sludge reduction in a MBR for biologica...
Activated sludge process is the most widely diffused system to treat wastewater to control the disch...
Excess sludge disposal is one of the serious challenges in biological wastewater treatment. Reductio...
In the most biological wastewater treatment process such as conventional activated sludge (CAS) syst...
The biological wastewater treatment process involves a significant production of sludge that must be...
This PhD project focused mainly the OSA technology, developed at Trieste University but also conside...
5siAn OSA (oxic settling anaerobic) pilot plant, preliminarly ran as a conventional activated sludge...
The excess biomass produced during biological treatment of municipal wastewater represents a major i...
The conventional activated sludge (CAS) process is widely used for treating domestic and industrial ...
In the present research, insights about the mechanisms of excess sludge minimization occurring in an...
The oxic-settling-anaerobic (OSA) process can decrease the amount of sludge generated during wastewa...
This paper aims to provide a full understanding of the sludge reduction mechanisms in the oxic-settl...
: Excess sludge production in wastewater treatment plants has become an enormous environmental issue...
Activated sludge process-based biological wastewater treatment is widely used for the treatment of w...
One of the most important problems that wastewater treatment plants throughout the world have been f...
The main goal of this study was the evaluation of the excess sludge reduction in a MBR for biologica...
Activated sludge process is the most widely diffused system to treat wastewater to control the disch...
Excess sludge disposal is one of the serious challenges in biological wastewater treatment. Reductio...