Publications by authors named "Shuxuan Lin"
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- - The study examines how high osmotic pressure in pickled mustard wastewater affects methane production by anaerobic microorganisms and the potential for energy recovery through anaerobic treatment.
- - It investigates the role of exogenous anaerobic sludge in influencing indigenous microorganisms (IM) in hypersaline environments at 3% and 5% salinity, highlighting both collaboration and competition between the two.
- - Results show that at 3% salinity, exogenous sludge boosts performance in terms of COD reduction and biogas production, while at 5% salinity, competition leads to lower efficiency, suggesting different inoculation strategies based on salinity levels.
The effects of different current intensities and voltage levels on nutrient removal performance and microbial community evolution in a Bio-Electrical Anammox (BEA) membrane bioreactor (MBR) were evaluated. The nitrogen removal efficiency increased with the current intensity within the range of 64-83 mA, but this improvement was limited at the current further increased. The phosphorus removal in the BEA MBR was attributed to the release of Fe, which was closely associated with the applied current to the electrodes.
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