Application of Microbial Technology in Wastewater Treatment
Journal Title: Progress in Applied Microbiology - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The biological treatment of sewage is the strengthening of water self-purifi cation. After removing the pollutants in the sewage, the microorganisms must be separated from the water. This separation is mainly through the fl occulation of microorganisms and the ingestion of protozoa and rotifers completed. This paper mainly introduces the application of microorganisms in sewage treatment, and several major sewage biological treatment technologies.
Authors and Affiliations
Quansheng Dong,Qixing Chen,Zehui Li,Shouwei Zeng
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