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- W3107283497 abstract "Aerobic granular sludge (AGS) technology has been recognized as a promising alternative to alleviate the osmotic stress of hypersaline wastewater. However, the response of AGS process to composite hypersaline wastewater on removal performance and populations was yet to be understood. In this work, two sequenced batch reactors were operated in parallel in absence (R0) and presence (R1) of high concentration sulfate as proxy for single and mixed salts (30 g salt·L−1) respectively. Results demonstrated that the presence of sulfate in hypersaline wastewater enhanced chemical oxygen demand (COD) and total nitrogen (TN) removals of 95.3% and 65.5% respectively with lower accumulations of nitrite. High-throughput 16 S rRNA gene sequencing technique elucidated that Denitromonas (31.6%) and Xanthomarina (17.0%) were the more dominant genera in AGS response to mixed salts with high sulfate and laid the biological basis for strengthening removal performance. The enrichment of halophilic Luteococcus (23.5%) in the AGS surface indicated the potential role of mixed salts in shaping the physical properties and surface population structure of AGS. Our work could facilitate the potential applications of AGS technology for industrial hypersaline wastewater treatment with complicated compositions." @default.
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- W3107283497 title "Performance and granular characteristics of salt-tolerant aerobic granular reactors response to multiple hypersaline wastewater" @default.
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