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Bug of the Month: Filament Type 0411 and Bulking Events

In this month's wastewater microbiology spotlight, learn about filament type 0411 and how it correlates with sludge bulking events in wastewater treatment processes

  • By Ryan Hennessy
  • July 12, 2022

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Bug of the Month: Filament Type 0411 and Bulking Events

Filament type 0411 is commonly correlated with sludge bulking events in wastewater treatment processes all over the world. 

The most distinguishing characteristics of this filament are the “hotdog-link” cell structure. The type 0411 morphotype description includes diameter...

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