Efficiency studies of modified IFAS-OSA system upgraded by an anoxic sludge holding tank

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An upgraded integrated fixed-film activated sludge-oxic settling anoxic (IFAS-OSA) system is a new technology for reducing nutrients and excess sludge. The results showed that the average TN removal efficiency of the IFAS-OSA system was gradually increased up to 7.5%, while the PO4–3-P removal efficiency increased up-to 27%, compared with that of the IFAS system. The COD removal efficiency of the IFAS-OSA system was slightly increased up-to 5.4% and TSS removal efficiency increased up to 10.5% compared with the control system. Biomass yield coefficient (Yobs) in the IFAS and IFAS-OSA systems were 0.44 and 0.24 (gr MLSS/ gr COD). Hence, sludge production decreased by 45%. The average SVI was decreased by 48% in IFAS-OSA system compared with IFAS. This study demonstrated the better performance of the IFAS-OSA system compared to that of the IFAS system.

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Fazelipour, M., Takdastan, A., Borghei, S. M., Kiasat, N., Glodniok, M., & Zawartka, P. (2021). Efficiency studies of modified IFAS-OSA system upgraded by an anoxic sludge holding tank. Scientific Reports, 11(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-03556-6

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