Particle-based biofilm reactors provide the potential to develop compact and high-rate processes. In these reactors, a large biomass content can be maintained (up to 30 g l(-1)), and the large specific surface area (up to 3000 m(2) m(-3)) ensures that the conversions are not strongly limited by the biofilm liquid mass-transfer rate. Engineered design and control of particle-based biofilm reactors are established, and reliable correlations exist for the estimation of the design parameters. As a result, a new generation of high-load, efficient biofilm reactors are operating throughout the world with several full-scale applications for industrial and municipal waste-water treatment.

Particle-based biofilm reactor technology RID B-2738-2009 RID C-4670-2008

NICOLELLA, CRISTIANO;
2000-01-01

Abstract

Particle-based biofilm reactors provide the potential to develop compact and high-rate processes. In these reactors, a large biomass content can be maintained (up to 30 g l(-1)), and the large specific surface area (up to 3000 m(2) m(-3)) ensures that the conversions are not strongly limited by the biofilm liquid mass-transfer rate. Engineered design and control of particle-based biofilm reactors are established, and reliable correlations exist for the estimation of the design parameters. As a result, a new generation of high-load, efficient biofilm reactors are operating throughout the world with several full-scale applications for industrial and municipal waste-water treatment.
2000
Nicolella, Cristiano; van Loosdrecht, Mcm; Heijnen, Sj
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