1996
DOI: 10.1016/0141-0229(95)00167-0
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Effect of intermittent CO2 enrichment during nutrient starvation on tertiary treatment of wastewater by alginate-immobilized Scenedesmus bicellularis

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“…In addition, the latter author reported a significant increase in the microbial degrading activity through the cyclical starvation periods. This latter feature agrees well with findings reported by other authors (Subrahmanya Sastry et al 1994;Kaya et al 1996;Watanabe et al 2000). Survival under non-operating conditions may be an important factor for biotreatment operations as starvation periods are a common scenario found in the industrial environment resulting from interruptions of the industrial process leading to periods with no effluents to be treated.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…In addition, the latter author reported a significant increase in the microbial degrading activity through the cyclical starvation periods. This latter feature agrees well with findings reported by other authors (Subrahmanya Sastry et al 1994;Kaya et al 1996;Watanabe et al 2000). Survival under non-operating conditions may be an important factor for biotreatment operations as starvation periods are a common scenario found in the industrial environment resulting from interruptions of the industrial process leading to periods with no effluents to be treated.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Avaliação do enriquecimento com dióxido de carbono de efluentes urbanos visando à aceleração da remoção de compostos dissolvidos nas águas residuárias. Kaya et al, (1996) &KORUHOOD sp. UK001 Cultivos em atmosferas contendo entre 3 a 40% de CO 2 , obtendo taxas de fixação de 0,00133g CO2 /L.h.…”
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“…Melhor desempenho do microorganismo e maiores quantidades de clorofila em condições de maior disponibilidade de CO 2 . Kaya et al, 1996 Chlorella vulgaris Tratamento de esgoto primário.…”
Section: Scenedesmus Bicellularisunclassified