Chemical phosphorus removal (CPR) is being increasingly adopted in wastewater treatment
plants (WWTPs) to enhance P elimination to comply with stringent discharge limits …

The water-energy nexus has changed the concept of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs),
which should move from energy consumers into energy neutral or even energy positive …

Phosphorus is a nutrient necessary for the development of crops and is thus commonly
applied as fertilizer to sustain agricultural production. It occurs naturally, in indefinite …

This paper reviews some of the key wastewater composition parameters, which influence
the biological removal of phosphate from wastewaters, such as COD content, volatile fatty …

Future stringent phosphorus regulations (down to 50 mg/L in some cases) together with the
availability of more cost effective and/or innovative membrane processes, are the bases for …

Biological nitrogen (N) removal via the short-cut pathway (NH 4+-N→ NO 2−-N→ N 2) is
economically attractive in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). However, biological …

With the advancement of water ecological protection and water control standard, it is the
general trend to upgrade the wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). The simultaneous …

Abstract Phosphorus removal from Wastewater Treatment Plant effluents is mandated by law
under many circumstances, at the same time, the need for more efficient P recovery …

Enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) process is one of the most economical
and sustainable methods for phosphorus removal from wastewater. However, the …

The objective of this work was to demonstrate the feasibility and to quantify the maximum
extent of enhanced biological phosphorus (bio-P) removal from a phosphorus-rich (60 to …