Ali Khadir , George Nakhla , Renisha Karki , Lutgarde Raskin , Christopher Muller , Karla Guevarra , Amanda Summers , Laurie Pierce , Parisa Shahbaz , Kati Bell , Steven Skerlos , Embrey Bronstad
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Micro-aeration for hydrogen sulfide reduction in full-scale anaerobic digesters with limited headspace: Performance and sulfide reduction kinetics
A full-scale trial of micro-aeration was conducted at a municipal wastewater plant using two anaerobic digesters with limited headspace, one as a control and one as a test. A reduction of approximately 13 %–16 % in hydrogen sulfide biogas concentrations was observed in the test digester. Microbial community analyses were also conducted at steady-state conditions to determine differences between the microbial ecology of the test and the control digesters. Although sulfide removal typically occurs in the headspace of a micro-aerated digester, the data generated by this pilot study developed a new approach to quantify the contribution of liquid phase sulfide oxidizing microbes (SOM).
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