2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.memsci.2009.12.016
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Evaluation of full-scale membrane bioreactor mixing performance and the effect of membrane configuration

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“…Several researchers [35,37,42,43] have stated that the variance is an important metric 21 to evaluate the flow distribution. A smaller variance indicates a narrower RTD curve dispersion and a more ideal flow pattern.…”
Section: Residence-time Distribution (Rtd) Testsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several researchers [35,37,42,43] have stated that the variance is an important metric 21 to evaluate the flow distribution. A smaller variance indicates a narrower RTD curve dispersion and a more ideal flow pattern.…”
Section: Residence-time Distribution (Rtd) Testsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research has been carried out on the characterisation of mixing regimes of the whole full-scale MBR plants by acquiring residence time distribution profiles through tracer studies [9] and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling [10]. Results from these studies suggested that the full-scale MBRs being examined were close to CSTR conditions but not 100% completely mixed and therefore the ideal flow models cannot be used to predict the flow regimes within the reactor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mixing of entire MBR plant is affected by the power inputs required by the aeration for biological reactions, pump required for returned activated sludge and aeration for membrane scouring [9]. By contrast, the mixing behaviour of membrane filtration zone itself is only affected by the aeration energy for membrane scouring.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…El método del trazador es muy versátil y se puede utilizar para una amplia gama de diferentes aplicaciones y tratamientos industriales, incluyendo, por ejemplo, el proceso de fangos activos (Burrows et al, 1999), filtros anaerobios de flujo ascendente (Smith et al, 1996), reactores anaerobios de película fija (Foster et al 1982), biorreactores de membrana (Brannock et al, 2010) y procesos anaerobios de contacto (Smith et al, 1993). La configuración y la ejecución de este tipo de evaluaciones utilizando un trazador es muy lento y la evaluación de los resultados requiere un poco de experiencia para ser capaz de extraer toda la información de la curva de distribución del tiempo de residencia.…”
Section: Trazadores Químicosunclassified