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microorganism. The feasibility
and a quinoline-degrading bacterium, identified as Burkholderia pickettii was used as bioaugmentation
of bioaugmentation in combination with A1/A2/O system was investigated. The performance of
the A1/A2/O system and the contribution of each stage to COD removal were investigated. The contribution of anaerobic, anoxic
and oxic reactors to COD removal was 25, 16 and 59%, respectively. The results of bioaugmentation experiments showed that the
oxic reactor, to which the aerobic microorganism was added, was |
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