The control measures for deterioration of aerobic activated sludge were experimented. Wastewater samples with different pH, temperature, SVI, and MLSS were investigated to detect the cause of sludge deterioration. The results show that after being operated at high S2O3 2(which could lead to a pH decrease) loading in an A/O biological reactor treated for coking wastewater, though the pH was cont...

Cellvibrio sp. OA-2007 is a Gram-negative, aerobic, and agarolytic bacterium isolated from activated sludge. We present the draft genome sequence of strain OA-2007, composed of 97 contigs, totaling 4,595,379 bp in size, and containing 4,094 open reading frames, with a G+C content of 47.71%.

We report the draft genome sequence of the Acidovorax caeni type strain R-24608 that was isolated from activated sludge of an aerobic-anaerobic wastewater treatment plant. The closest strain to Acidovorax caeni strain R-24608 is Acidovorax sp. strain MR-S7 with a 55.4% (amino-acid sequence) open reading frames (ORFs) average similarity.

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