《Table 1–Properties of granules at different phases in two reactors.》
本系列图表出处文件名:随高清版一同展现
《The key role of inoculated sludge in fast start-up of sequencing batch reactor for the domestication of aerobic granular sludge》
As shown in Table 1,the settling performance of AGS in the R1reactor was improved,and the SVI decreased from 45.16 for the seed sludge to 35.27 mL/g at day 54.Meanwhile,the settling velocity increased from 37.8 to 60.48 m/hr.By contrast,the SVI in R2 reactor showed a gradual increase from the beginning of operation to day 22,and finally stayed steady at60.24 mL/g.The values of settling velocity in the R1 and R2reactors at day 22 were 57.6 and 41.1 m/hr,respectively,and the settling velocity in R2 was lower than in R1 throughout.A study showed that sedimentation performance is good when the settling velocity is 50–100 m/hr(Winkler et al.,2012).It seemed that the excellent settleability ensured the retention of AGS within the R1 reactor(He et al.,2018).Therefore,the MLSS of granules in the R1 reactor was higher than that of those in the R2 reactor.The moisture content in the R1 reactor showed a stable trend,while that in the R2 reactor showed a slight decrease.However,the moisture content in the R1reactor was lower than that in the R2 reactor.The effect of the hydrophobicity of seed sludge on the aerobic granules was found to be significant,which conforms with the granulation process;this may be explained by the cell surface hydrophobicity hypothesis(Song et al.,2010).
图表编号 | XD0033525400 严禁用于非法目的 |
---|---|
绘制时间 | 2019.04.15 |
作者 | Xiao-chun Wang、Zhong-lin Chen、Jing Kang、Xia Zhao、Ji-min Shen、Liu Yang |
绘制单位 | State Key Laboratory of Urban Water Resource and Environment,School of Environment,Harbin Institute of Technology、State Key Laboratory of Urban Water Resource and Environment,School of Environment,Harbin Institute of Technology、State Key Laboratory of Urb |
更多格式 | 高清、无水印(增值服务) |
查看“Table 1–Properties of granules at different phases in two reactors.”的人还看了
- 表2 两组患者不同时间点麻醉痛觉阻滞平面比较Tab.2 Comparison of pain block level in two groups of patients at different times