Water Science & Technology

Volume 49 Number 5-6

Strong Nitrogenous and Agro-Wastewater (Selected Proceedings of the 6th IWA Speciality Symposium on Strong Nitrogenous and Agro-Wastewater, held at Seoul, Korea, 11-13 June 2003)

Contents

1 - 5

Strong nitrogenous and agro-wastewater: current technological overview and future direction

E. Choi, Z. Yun and T.H. Chung

7 - 13

Human acceleration of the nitrogen cycle: drivers, consequences, and steps toward solutions

R.W. Howarth

15 - 22

Environmentally superior technologies for swine waste management

F.J. Humenik, J.M. Rice, C.L. Baird and R. Koelsch

23 - 33

The environmental, economic and societal consequences of inadequate nitrogen pollution controls

C.W. Randall

35 - 37

Some thoughts about future perspectives of water and wastewater management

P.A. Wilderer

39 - 46

Nitrogen removal by recycle water nitritation as an attractive alternative for retrofit technologies in municipal wastewater treatment plants

K.-I. Gil and E. Choi

47 - 55

Nitrite accumulation followed by denitrification using sequencing batch reactor

C.S. Gee and J.S. Kim

57 - 64

Nitrogen removal from sludge reject water by a two-stage oxygen-limited autotrophic nitrification denitrification process

S. Wyffels, P. Boeckx, K. Pynaert, D. Zhang, O. Van Cleemput, G. Chen and W. Verstraete

65 - 71

Nitrification of high-strength ammonium wastewater by a fluidized-bed reactor

A.E.F. Botrous, M.F. Dahab and P. Mihaltz

73 - 79

Factors affecting nitrogen removal by nitritation/denitritation

P. Jenicek, P. Svehla, J. Zabranska and M. Dohanyos

81 - 88

Operation of a nitrite-type airlift reactor at low DO concentration

T. Tokutomi

89 - 96

The stability of nitrite nitrification with strong nitrogenous wastewater: effects of organic concentration and microbial diversity

Z. Yun, Y.-H. Jung, B.-R. Lim, E. Choi and K.S. Min

97 - 104

High strength nitrogen removal from nightsoil and piggery wastes

E. Choi, Y. Eum, K.-I. Gil and S.-W. Oa

105 - 112

Removal of high NO3Ð concentrations in saline water through autotrophic denitrification by the bacterium Thiobacillus denitrificans strain MP

J.-D. Gu, W. Qiu, A. Koenig and Y. Fan

113 - 119

Study of a three-stage fluidized bed process treating acrylic synthetic-fiber manufacturing wastewater containing high-strength nitrogenous compounds

S.-S. Cheng, Y.-N. Chen, K.-L. Wu, H.-P. Chuang and S.-D. Chen

121 - 127

Nitrification-denitrification via nitrite for nitrogen removal from high nitrogen soybean wastewater with on-line fuzzy control

S.Y. Wang, D.W. Gao, Y.Z. Peng, P. Wang and Q. Yang

129 - 136

Conceptual comparison of pink water treatment technologies: granular activated carbon, anaerobic fluidized bed, and zero-valent iron-Fenton process

S.-Y. Oh, D.K. Cha, P.C. Chiu and B.J. Kim

137 - 143

Oxidative treatment characteristics of biotreated textile-dyeing wastewater and chemical agents used in a textile-dyeing process by advanced oxidation process

B.-R. Lim, H.-Y. Hu, K.-H. Ahn and K. Fujie

145 - 153

ANAMMOX and partial denitritation in anaerobic nitrogen removal from piggery waste

Y.-H. Ahn, I.-S. Hwang and K.-S. Min

155 - 164

Granulation of Anammox microorganisms in up-flow reactors

U. Imajo, T. Tokutomi and K. Furukawa

165 - 171

Nitrogen removal from piggery waste with anaerobic pretreatment

D.-H. Kim, E. Choi, Z. Yun and S.-W. Kim

173 - 179

Development of a new type of anaerobic digestion process equipped with the function of nitrogen removal

T. Noike, I.S. Goo, H. Matsumoto and T. Miyahara

181 - 189

Anaerobic digestion elutriated phased treatment of piggery waste

Y.-H. Ahn, J.-Y. Bae, S.-M. Park and K.-S. Min

191 - 197

Nitrogen removal in an upflow sludge blanket (USB) reactor combined by aerobic biofiltration systems

H.-B. Jun, S.-M. Park, J.-K. Park, C.-O. Choi and J.-S. Lee

199 - 205

Combined UASB reactor and DAF/BF/anoxic/aerobic process for the removal of high-concentration organic matter and nutrients from slurry-type swine waste

B.U. Kim, C.H. Won and J.M. Rim

207 - 214

A study of NH3-N and P refixation by struvite formation in hybrid anaerobic reactor

J.J. Lee, C.U. Choi, M.J. Lee, I.H. Chung and D.S. Kim

215 - 222

Ammonium nitrogen removal from slurry-type swine wastewater by pretreatment using struvite crystallization for nitrogen control of anaerobic digestion

B.U. Kim, W.H. Lee, H.J. Lee and J.M. Rim

223 - 228

Biohydrogen production by mesophilic fermentation of food wastewater

J.-H. Wu and C.-Y. Lin

229 - 235

Activity of sulphate reducing bacteria according to COD/SO42- ratio of acrylonitrile wastewater containing high sulphate

I.G. Byun, T.H. Lee, Y.O. Kim, S.K. Song and T.J. Park

237 - 244

Simultaneous toxicity and nutrient removals in simulated DEPHANOX (anaerobic/anoxic/oxic sequentials) process treating dinitrotoluene and trichlorotoluene

D.T. Sponza and H. Atalay

245 - 249

Automatic control of external carbon source addition for nitrogen removal in sewage with low C/N ratios

H.U. Nam, Y.O. Kim, J.H. Lee, S.H. Hur and T.J. Park

251 - 256

Comparison of sequentially combined carbon with sole carbon in denitrification and biological phosphorus removal

E.S. Cho, K.-H. Ahn and A.H. Molof

257 - 264

Simultaneous removal of organic and strong nitrogen from sewage in a pilot-scale BNR process supplemented with food waste

S.R. Chae, S.H. Lee, J.O. Kim, B.C. Paik, Y.C. Song, H.S. Park and H.S. Shin

265 - 274

Significance of denitrifying enzyme dynamics in biological nitrogen removal processes: a simulation study

D.-U. Lee, A. Casasus-Zambrana, R. Hamilton, S. Svoronos, S.-I. Lee and B. Koopman

273 - 279

Improvement of existing nightsoil treatment plant for nitrogen removal

B.S. Lim, J.U. Kim and H.D. Park

281 - 288

Two-stage entrapped mixed microbial cell process for simultaneous removal of organics and nitrogen for rural domestic sewage application

S.J. Kim and P.Y. Yang

289 - 294

Performance of constructed wetland treating wastewater from seafood industry

C. Yirong and U. Puetpaiboon

295 - 300

Biological nitrogen removal in SBR bypassing nitrate generation accomplished by chlorination and aeration time control

Y. Peng, X. Song, C. Peng, J. Li and Y. Chen

301 - 312

Sequenced anaerobic-aerobic treatment of high strength, strong nitrogenous landfill leachates

S.V. Kalyuzhnyi and M.A. Gladchenko

309 - 314

Enhanced nitrogen removal using C/N load adjustment and real-time control strategy in sequencing batch reactors for swine wastewater treatment

M. Chen, J.-H. Kim, N. Kishida, O. Nishimura and R. Sudo

315 - 323

Treatment of strong nitrogen swine wastewater in a full-scale sequencing batch reactor

K.M. Poo, B.H. Jun, S.H. Lee, J.H. Im, H.J. Woo and C.W. Kim

325 - 331

External carbon feeding strategy for enhancing nitrogen removal in SBR

B.H. Jun, K.M. Poo, J.H. Im, J.R. Kim, H.J. Woo and C.W. Kim

333 - 340

Fluorescence in situ hybridization analysis of nitrifiers in piggery wastewater treatment reactors

D.J. Kim, T.K. Kim, E.J. Choi, W.C. Park, T.H. Kim, D.H. Ahn, Z. Yuan, L. Blackall and J. Keller

341 - 354

Denitrification with ϵ-caprolactam by acclimated mixed culture and by pure culture of bacteria isolated from polyacrylonitrile fibre manufactured wastewater treatment system

C.M. Lee and C.C. Wang

349 - 357

Nitrogen removal characteristics analyzed with gas and microbial community in thermophilic aerobic digestion for piggery waste treatment

J.-W. Lee, H.-W. Lee, S.-W. Kim, S.-Y. Lee, Y.-K. Park, J.-H. Han, S.I. Choi, Y.S. Yi and Z. Yun

359 - 371

Effect of C/N ratio on nitrous oxide emission from swine wastewater treatment process

N. Kishida, J.H. Kim, Y. Kimochi, O. Nishimura, H. Sasaki and R. Sudo

367 - 378

Nitrogen and phosphorus removal from swine wastewater by intermittently aerated dynamic-flow system

H.W. Hur, S.K. Park, K.Y. Chung, H. Kang and S.I. Lee

373 - 386

Biological nitrogen removal using bio-sorbed internal organic carbon from piggery wastewater in a post-denitrification MLE process

S.-M. Park, H.-B. Jun, Y.-J. Chung and S.-H. Lee

381 - 388

Application of chemical precipitation for piggery wastewater treatment

S.-H. Lee, J. Iamchaturapatr, C. Polprasert and K.-H. Ahn

389 - 396

Activated Sludge Model No. 1 calibration for piggery wastewater treatment using respirometry

H. Boursier, F. Beline and E. Paul

397 - 404

Nutrition and feed management strategies to reduce nutrient excretions and odors from swine manure

A.L. Sutton and B.T. Richert

405 - 412

Agricultural recycling of the by-product concentrate of livestock wastewater treatment plant processed with VSEP RO and bio-ceramic SBR

Y. Yoon, Y.-S. Ok, D.-Y. Kim and J.-G. Kim

413 - 419

Treatment of spent brine from a nitrate exchange process using combined biological denitrification and sulfate precipitation

B.U. Bae, C.H. Kim and Y.I. Kim

421 - 431

Iron-mediated removal of ammonium from strong nitrogenous wastewater from food processing

V. Ivanov, J.-Y. Wang, O. Stabnikova, V. Krasinko, V. Stabnikov, S.T.-L. Tay and J.-H. Tay

427 - 434

Integrated biological and electro-chemical treatment of swine manure

K.J. Chae, S.K. Yim, K.H. Choi, S.K. Kim and W.K. Park

435 - 442

Tertiary treatment of biologically treated piggery wastewater using vibratory shear-enhanced RO membrane

J. Lee, S. Kim, J. Choi, H. Hwang, M. Cha and J. Kim

443 - 450

Treatment of swine wastewater using MLE process and membrane bio-reactor

Y.-J. Chung, H.-Na Choi, J.-B. Cho and S.-K. Park

451 - 457

The removal of residual organic matter from biologically treated swine wastewater using membrane bioreactor process with powdered activated carbon

G.D. Whang, Y.M. Cho, H. Park and J.G. Jang

459 - 465

Change of microbial community structure by respiratory quinone profile at intermittently aerated membrane bioreactor

P. Songprasert, B.-R. Lim and K.-H. Ahn