Characterisation of initial fouling in aerobic submerged membrane bioreactors in relation to physico-chemical characteristics under different flux conditions
Ng, T. C. A.
刊名Water Research
2010
卷号44期号:7页码:2336-2348
ISSN号0043-1354
中文摘要The initial fouling characteristics of aerobic submerged membrane bioreactors (MBRs) were analysed under different flux conditions. Physico-chemical analyses of the mixed liquor hinted that carbohydrates were more important to membrane fouling than proteins. However, this contrasted with the characterisation of foulants on the membrane surfaces. Micro-structural analyses of the foulants on the membrane surfaces showed that the dominant foulants were different under different flux conditions. Membrane fouling occurred through a biofilm-dominated process under lower flux conditions, but the mechanism shifted towards a non-biofilm, organic fouling process as the flux was increased. In spite of the differences in fouling mechanisms, it was found that the protein fraction on the membrane surfaces, in the initial stages of MBR operations, had the greatest impact in the rise of transmembrane pressure. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
语种英语
公开日期2015-06-08
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.xtbg.org.cn/handle/353005/8877]  
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Ng, T. C. A.. Characterisation of initial fouling in aerobic submerged membrane bioreactors in relation to physico-chemical characteristics under different flux conditions[J]. Water Research,2010,44(7):2336-2348.
APA Ng, T. C. A..(2010).Characterisation of initial fouling in aerobic submerged membrane bioreactors in relation to physico-chemical characteristics under different flux conditions.Water Research,44(7),2336-2348.
MLA Ng, T. C. A.."Characterisation of initial fouling in aerobic submerged membrane bioreactors in relation to physico-chemical characteristics under different flux conditions".Water Research 44.7(2010):2336-2348.
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