Thomas Etcheberry, M. Lavigne, Rosalia Trias, E. Paul, L. Gioia
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Dynamics of biofilm spatial-temporal heterogeneity in RSFs for ammonium and manganese removal from groundwaters
Filtration through natural biofilms in Rapid Sand Filters (RSFs) is among the most used processes to remove ammonium and manganese from groundwaters. However, initial biofilm seeding is relatively slow, and little is known about the spatial-temporal distribution of the activities. The objectives of this work were to: (a) understand heterogeneity of microbial populations and activities in depth and time, (b) discover how it impacts the process, and (c) develop a mathematical model to propose and experiment enhanced “start-up” strategies.
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