Impact of the acetate/oleic acid ratio on the performance, quorum sensing, and microbial community of sequencing batch reactor system.
Impact of the acetate/oleic acid ratio on the performance, quorum sensing, and microbial community of sequencing batch reactor system.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.biortech.2019.122279
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Songya Li;X. Fei;Yongzhi Chi;Lingyun Cao
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作者:
Songya Li;X. Fei;Yongzhi Chi;Lingyun Cao
This study comprehensively investigated the impact of acetate/oleic acid ratios (80%/20%, 60%/40%, 40%/60%, and 20%/80%) on sequencing batch reactor (SBR) with respect to the variations in performance, quorum sensing (QS), and microbial community. Results showed that NH+4-N removal was not affected by the acetate/oleic acid ratios, while the COD, total nitrogen (TN), and PO3−4-P removal was considerably affected. The increasing oleic acid ratios led to severe sludge bulking, which was significantly positively correlated with proteins/polysaccharides (p< 0.001). The correlation of QS with the performance and sludge properties was also observed. High-throughput sequencing demonstrated that microbial compositions considerably shifted with varying acetate/oleic acid ratios. Moreover, the potential correlation of bacterial genera with the SBR performance and QS was proposed. This study elucidated the effect of acetate/oleic acid ratios on SBR from microbial viewpoint, which provided insights into fully understanding the essential roles of carbon source on wastewater treatment.