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Possible cause of excess sludge reduction in an oxic-settling-anaerobic activated sludge process (OSA process)
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Feasibility of using a chlorination step to reduce excess sludge in activated sludge process
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Minimization of activated sludge production by chemically stimulated energy spilling
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Reducing production of excess biomass during wastewater treatment
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Biomass yield reduction: is biochemical manipulation possible without affecting activated sludge process efficiency?
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The Aspect of Energetic Uncoupling of Microbial Growth in the Activated Sludge Process - OSA System
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Effect of low ORP in anoxic sludge zone on excess sludge production in oxic-settling-anoxic activated sludge process
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The case of both energetic uncoupling and metabolic selection of microorganisms in the OSA activated sludge system
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Effect of sludge fasting/feasting on growth of activated sludge cultures
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A review of soluble microbial products (SMP) in wastewater treatment systems
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Use of protozoa and metazoa for decreasing sludge production in aerobic wastewater treatment
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