Aerobic granular sludge technology is an emerging choice for effective and sustainable
wastewater treatment. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of antibiotics such as …

Natural product based antifouling strategies are promising alternatives for achieving
biofouling control with minimal environmental burden. Although microbial biosurfactants …

This study evaluated the efficiency of aerobic granular sludge (AGS) technology in treating
wastewater contaminated with tetracycline (TC), a common antibiotic. AGS was cultivated …

Propionate constituting up to 25% of volatile fatty acids in municipal wastewater, presents
metabolic challenges for microorganisms. This study investigated the combined use of …

Phosphorus (P) pollution and minimizing its environmental impact on the water bodies are
becoming public concerns. The biochar derived from the digestate of food waste (BC-DFW) …

Phosphorus (P) overloading in aquatic environments has long-been recognized as the
leading cause of water quality deterioration, harmful algal bloom, and eutrophication. This …

Biological treatment processes utilize microorganisms to oxidize both organic and inorganic
matter. The use of anoxic and aerobic chambers, in a process known as Bardenpho 4 …

Aerobic granular sludge (AGS) is an emerging replacement for activated sludge for
advanced and sustainable wastewater treatment. This study examined the beneficial effect …

Despite propionate being an important constituent of domestic wastewater, its effect on
aerobic granular sludge (AGS) development and biological nutrient removal (BNR) …