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Aerobic Granules: Microbial Landscape and Architecture, Stages, and Practical Implications

Christof Holliger, Graciela Gonzalez Gil

For the successful application of aerobic granules in wastewater treatment, granules containing an appropriate microbial assembly able to remove contaminants should be retained and propagated within the reactor. To manipulate and/or optimize this process, ...

American Society for Microbiology2014

Optimized aeration strategies for nitrogen and phosphorus removal with aerobic granular sludge

Christof Holliger, Samuel Lochmatter, Graciela Gonzalez Gil

Biological wastewater treatment by aerobic granular sludge biofilms offers the possibility to combine carbon (COD), nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) removal in a single reactor. Since denitrification can be affected by suboptimal dissolved oxygen concentrat ...

Elsevier2013

Above- and below-ground methane fluxes and methanotrophic activity in a landfill-cover soil

Graciela Gonzalez Gil

Landfills are a major anthropogenic source of the greenhouse gas methane (CH4). However, much of the CH4 produced during the anaerobic degradation of organic waste is consumed by methanotrophic micro-organisms during passage through the landfill-cover soil ...

2012

Dynamics of Microbial Community Structure of and Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal by Aerobic Granules Cultivated on Propionate or Acetate

Christof Holliger, Graciela Gonzalez Gil

Aerobic granules are dense microbial aggregates with the potential to replace floccular sludge for the treatment of wastewaters. In bubble-column sequencing batch reactors, distinct microbial populations dominated propionate-and acetate-cultivated aerobic ...

American Society for Microbiology2011