Junsheng Chen , Biao Zhang , Xiaojing Yang , Yuqi Liu , Ziyang Zhang , Weiwei Huang , Ziwen Zhao
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Feasibility of ferrous iron addition to promote the pure Chlorella sp. granulation for mariculture wastewater treatment
The slow granulation of pure Chlorella sp. limits its application in mariculture wastewater treatment, necessitating strategies to enhance granulation and pollutant removal efficiency. This study investigated the effect of 10 mg/L Fe2+ on Chlorella sp. granulation and pollutant removal over 120 days. During stage II (90–120 days) with Fe2+ addition, mature granules formed, and removal efficiencies for COD, PO₄3−-P, and TN improved to 88.1 %, 96.4 %, and 97.2 %, respectively, compared to stage I (0–90 days). Fe2+ increased the PN/PS ratio in extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) by 33.0–92.5 %, regulated EPS distribution, and promoted microbial aggregation. Functional heterotrophic bacteria, including denitrifying (Unclassified_Rhodobacteraceae, Denitromonas) and phosphorus-accumulating (Pseudomonas) microorganisms, were enriched by the end of the experiment. Their symbiotic relationship with microalgae ensured efficient pollutant removal and accelerated granulation. Thus, Fe2+ addition offers a practical approach to enhance pure microalgae granulation and pollutant removal in mariculture wastewater treatment systems.