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Influence of the feeding pattern on the glucose metabolism of Arthrobacter sp. and Sphaerotilus natans, growing in chemostat culture, simulating activated sludge bulking.

E. Van Den Eynde ; J. Geerts ; B. Maes ; H. Verachtert | 1983

Changing from a continuous feeding to an intermittent feeding selects for floc-forming micro-organisms in activated sludge systems. Previous research stressed the importance of the substrate uptake rate. In order to explain this shift in populat[...]

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Substrate stress: a condition for safe operation of activated sludge systems with regard to filamentous bulking

E. Van Den Eynde ; Katholieke universiteit te Leuven, (BEL). Fakulteit der landbouwwetenschappen | Leuven [BEL] : Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KuLeuven) | 1983

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Transient behaviour and time aspects of intermittently and continuously fed bacteria cultures with regard to filamentous bulking of activated sludge

E. Van Den Eynde ; L. Vriens ; UNIVERSITY OF LEUVEN BEL LABORATORY OF INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY ; M. Wynants ; H. Verachtert | 1984

Pure culture transient experiments with Arthrobacter globiformis and Sphaerotilus natans revealed that the floc-forming species A. globiformis can adapt better to intermittent feeding (I-feeding) than the filamentous species S. natans. However, [...]

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