The SHARON-ANAMMOX and its realization in immobilized microorganisms
Received date: 2004-05-20
Online published: 2010-10-01
The combined SHARON (Single Reactor High Activity Ammonia Removal Over Nitrite)-ANAMMOX (Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation) process has un-substituted superiority in treating ammonium-rich wastewater characterized by lowering (super low) C/N ratio,up to 25% of the oxygen demand and saving 40% of the carbon demand. Some latest research findings and applications of the SHARON-ANAMMOX process have been reviewed. The control conditions for the SHARON process and the possible mechanism of the ANAMMOX have been summarized. The feasibility of the SHARON-ANAMMOX process realized in the way of immobilized microorganisms is discussed. The paper also puts the emphasis on the combined process in the future.
Wu Yongming , Li Xiaoming , Zeng Guangming , Yin Jiang , Liao Dexiang , Hu Meifen . The SHARON-ANAMMOX and its realization in immobilized microorganisms[J]. Industrial Water Treatment, 2004 , 24(12) : 14 -17,49 . DOI: 10.11894/1005-829x.2004.24(12).14
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