XI Lijuan, LV Na, ZHANG Haifeng, et al. Analysis of formation and degradation mechanism of soluble microbial product and its effect on membrane filterability for membrane bioreactor[J]. CIESC Journal, 2013, (8): 3003-3008.
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XI Lijuan, LV Na, ZHANG Haifeng, et al. Analysis of formation and degradation mechanism of soluble microbial product and its effect on membrane filterability for membrane bioreactor[J]. CIESC Journal, 2013, (8): 3003-3008.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0438-1157.2013.08.043.
Analysis of formation and degradation mechanism of soluble microbial product and its effect on membrane filterability for membrane bioreactor
The formation and degradation mechanism of soluble microbial product(SMP)and the effect of SMP on membrane filterability for membrane bioreactor(MBR)were investigated.The experimental results indicated that utilization associated products(UAP)were major components of SMP when organic substrate was present.Biomass associated product(BAP)from the hydrolysis of loosely bound(LB)extracellular polymeric substances(EPS)dominated SMP when organic substrate was consumed.By Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy(FTIR)
the major components of UAP were proteins and polysaccharides
but the major components of the BAP were polysaccharides and humic substances. Compared to UAP
the membrane rejection of BAP had better performance.The effluent of membrane bioreactor(MBR)contained UAP and BAP at optimal hydraulic retention time(HRT).Membrane resistance was directly related to concentration of BAP.
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