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Membrane fouling caused by soluble microbial products in an activated sludge system under starvation
Hai-feng Zhang, Bao-sheng Sun, Xin-hua Zhao, Jing-mei Sun
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70% confidenceThe study investigated the effects of soluble microbial products (SMP) on membrane fouling in an activated sludge system under starvation conditions, revealing significant correlations between SMP and fouling rates.
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Abstract
Key findings
- SMP accumulation was significantly higher in the system under starvation conditions compared to normal conditions.
- Membrane fouling rates were positively correlated with SMP concentrations.
- The presence of SMP was found to be a major contributor to membrane fouling in the system.
Keywords
FoulingMembrane foulingActivated sludgeMembraneFiltration (mathematics)Chromatography
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- Journal
- Desalination and Water Treatment
- Year
- 2008