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This paper introduces an electro-encapsulated self-forming dynamic membrane bioreactor (e-ESFDMBR) for advanced wastewater treatment. The e-ESFDMBR incorporates an electrocoagulation process and a biomembrane sandwiched between polyester fabrics. Compared to a standard ESFDMBR (without electric field), the e-ESFDMBR showed superior performance in removing nitrogen, phosphorus, and recalcitrant molecules, along with significantly lower fouling. Microbiological analysis revealed insights into the biological processes involved.
Publisher
npj Clean Water
Published On
Aug 25, 2022
Authors
Jessa Marie J. Millanar-Marfa, Mary Vermi Aizza Corpuz, Laura Borea, Carlo Cabreros, Mark Daniel G. De Luna, Florencio Jr. Ballesteros, Giovanni Vigliotta, Tiziano Zarra, Shadi W. Hasan, Gregory V. Korshin, Antonio Buonerba, Vincenzo Belgiorno, Vincenzo Naddeo
Tags
wastewater treatment
dynamic membrane bioreactor
electrocoagulation
pollutant removal
fouling reduction
microbiological analysis

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