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Trattamento e Gestione dei Rifiuti Urbani in Brasile ed in Italia
Rifiuti solidi applicazioni merceologia caratterizzazion
COD Removal from Cheese Wastewater Treated by Sequencing Batch Reactor
SBR applications with cheese wastewate
Biostorage Polymers Phenomena in Cheese Wastewater Treatment by a Sequencing Batch Reactor
Typically, microbes associated with biological wastewater treatment processes are subjected to dynamic organic and nutrient loading conditions. This constantly changing environment imposes a stress, referred to as "feast-famine" that selects for microbes capable of biologically storing substrates as polymers during high organic concentration periods (i.e., feast) for use during periods of low organic availability (i.e., famine). In this study, we monitored the production of biostorage polymers generated with actual cheese wastewater treatment by way of sequencing batch reactors (SBRs). SBRs were employed and operated in duplicate under two long (i.e., hours) filling scenarios (1) "react fill" with mixing/aeration and (2) "static fill" with no mixing/aeration. Despite comparable effluent water quality levels, the results reveal that a "static fill" approach outperforms a "react fill" with respect to maximum biostorage polymer production (50% more poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate, 15% more glycogen). The presence of biostorage polymer production has been shown to be indicative of a more stable and robust process
Tryptase serum levels in patients suffering from hepatocellular carcinoma undergoing intra-arterial chemioembolization: possible predictive role of response to treatment
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