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EFFECT OF PERIODIC FEEDING ON SUBSTRATE UPTAKE AND STORAGE RATES BY A PURE CULTURE OF THIOTHRIX (CT3 STRAIN) (Articolo in rivista)
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- EFFECT OF PERIODIC FEEDING ON SUBSTRATE UPTAKE AND STORAGE RATES BY A PURE CULTURE OF THIOTHRIX (CT3 STRAIN) (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2007-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1016/j.watres.2006.09.002 (literal)
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- MAJONE M. (a); BECCARI M. (a); DIONISI D. (a); LEVANTESI C. (b); RAMADORI R. (b); TANDOI V. (b) (literal)
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- a) Department of Chemistry, University ''La Sapienza'', P.le Aldo Moro 5, 00185 Rome, Italy;
b) Water Research Institute, National Research Council (IRSA-CNR), via Reno 1, 00198, Rome, Italy (literal)
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- EFFECT OF PERIODIC FEEDING ON SUBSTRATE UPTAKE AND STORAGE RATES BY A PURE CULTURE OF THIOTHRIX (CT3 STRAIN) (literal)
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- A pure culture of Thiothrix strain CT3 has been aerobically cultured under periodic acetate
feeding in a Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) at volumetric organic load rate of
0.12gCODL?1 d?1. Two different culture residence times (12 d or 20 d) were adopted as well
as two different feed frequencies (1 and 4 d?1, for each culture residence time), the
volumetric organic load rate being the same under all conditions. The transient response of
the microorganism to the periodic acetate feed was investigated through batch tests with
biomass withdrawn from the SBR, as function of the different SBR operating conditions. In
all tested conditions, a quick transient response to the acetate spike was observed with fast
increase of acetate uptake rate (ranging from 71 to 247mgCODgCOD?1h?1). This transient
response was mainly due to acetate storage in form of poly-hydroxybutyrate (ranging from
45% to 64% of the observed yield) whereas the growth response (i.e. increase of production
rate of active biomass) generally played a minor role (ranging from 21% to 38% of the
observed yield). Apart from this general trend, culture residence time as well as feed
frequency had a strong impact on transient behaviour of cultured cells. The overall
transient response (i.e. maximum specific substrate removal rate) increased as culture
residence time decreased or as feed frequency increased. Moreover, the ratio of storage
response and growth response increased as the overall transient response decreased, i.e.
the storage response was preferentially maintained when cells presented a lower transient
response. The ability of the cells to increase their growth rate with respect to SBR average
value was the lowest under the most unfavourable conditions (residence time 20 d, feed
frequency 1 d?1) and increased with the increase in maximum substrate uptake rate. (literal)
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